The Daily Dozen: 12 things to know about Czechia today
Hundreds' silly walk in Brno, Czech breakthrough in prostate cancer treatment, and more buzzworthy headlines for Jan. 9, 2023.
Former PM Babiš acquitted: Everything you need to know about today's court decision
Following years of public debate, Babiš has been found not guilty of committing fraud. What led to this verdict?
Protesters bring Becherovka, boxers, and an inflatable raft to Prague Castle
Hundreds attended a Sunday demonstration at Prague Castle to bid farewell to Miloš Zeman and highlight the importance of the presidential election.
Flag of Czech president to be returned to Prague Castle
Replaced with a giant pair of red boxers in 2015 by Ztohoven pranksters, the Czech Republic's presidential standard will be returned -- on one condition.
Czech protest group to stage Prague demonstration ahead of presidential election
A Million Moments for Democracy will gather at Prague Castle, the seat of the Czech president, tomorrow ahead of next weekend's elections.
Czechia will not test Chinese visitors for Covid
The Czech Health Ministry doesn't plan to introduce them given the absence of direct flights between the Czech Republic and China.
Harsher fines and driving at 17: Czech traffic laws to change
The changes affect the point penalty system, increase cash fines for many offenses, and lower driving the age.
How major changes to the Czech Labor Code could close the pay gap and improve remote work
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Approved by the government before Christmas, an amendment to the Labor Code should take effect later this year.
The Daily Dozen: 12 things to know about Czechia today
Bird flu breaks out at chicken farm, remembering Švejk's creator and more buzzworthy headlines for Jan. 3, 2023.
INTERVIEW: Presidential candidate Danuše Nerudová on the EU, economy, and what sets her apart
A more sustainable economy and firmly pro-Western foreign policy are the keys to a strong Czechia in the years ahead, says Nerudová.
Iranian film festival returns to Prague with powerful message of 'Women, Life, Freedom'
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The 10th annual festival, returning after a two-year pandemic hiatus, will screen films in Prague and Brno.
Former prime ministers of Czechia come together to mark country's history
Prime Minister Petr Fiala met with his predecessors as well as his Slovak counterpart to mark 30 years since the creation of an independent Czech state.
One-third of voters still undecided in Czech presidential election
The race now sees Petr Pavel and Andrej Babiš virtually tied, with Danuše Nerudová trailing slightly.
The Daily Dozen: 12 things to know about Czechia today
Prague officials adopt traffic changes, Czech slopes have no snow, and more buzzworthy headlines for Jan. 2, 2023.
Three decades on from Czechoslovakia's split, Czechia sees more prosperity
While the living standards improved in both countries since 1993, Czechia's economy grew at a faster pace.
2023 will be difficult, but Czechia will rise to the challenge – PM Fiala
In his New Year's Day speech, Fiala thanked people for their support for Ukrainian refugees and called for stronger defense and energy independence.
A tale of two Christmases: Why do some celebrate this holiday in January?
Due to a calendar error going back two millennia, thousands of people in Czechia and millions more worldwide will celebrate Christmas on Jan.7.
