Citywide protests in Prague mark day devoted to Czech freedom and democracy
Marches for democracy, support for Ukraine, and the climate crisis took place on the same day as right-wing demonstrators gathered at Czech Television.
Thirty-three years after the Velvet Revolution, how has student life changed?
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Students were behind the mass protests that began on Nov. 17, 1989. Today's generation enjoys more freedom, but must be wary of similar dangers.
The Daily Dozen: 12 things to know about Czechia today
Uncovering a mass grave, sneakers salute the Velvet Revolution and more buzzworthy headlines for Nov. 16.
Nov. 17, 2022: What's open and where can you enjoy free admission?
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Here's everything you need to know about the Day of the Struggle for Freedom and Democracy and International Student Day.
Czech lower house calls Russia a terrorist regime
The far-right SPD, known for its opposition to Ukraine assistance, was the only party to oppose the resolution.
Honor the Velvet Revolution in Prague with a street festival, concerts, and a parade
For the first time in three years, events at Národní and Wenceslas Square will take place without restrictions.
Czech officials respond to missile that killed two in Poland
Prime Minister Fiala said if Russia was behind the explosion it would be considered escalation; Interior Minister said Czechia likely faces no threat.
New bill would make registering a partnership or naming a child in Czechia easier
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Proposed changes to the law concerning registries would also make it easier to establish actual paternity.
The Daily Dozen: 12 things to know about Czechia today
Volunteers needed for psychadelic research, nationwide student protests kick off today, and more buzzworthy stories from the Czech Republic.
Which nation do Czechs like the most – and least – worldwide?
A recent study finds that Slovakia is viewed the most favorably worldwide by Czechs, with other surprising results included.
Czech Interior Ministry replaces controversial Putin body-bag banner with symbols of peace
The Czech Interior Ministry honored the upcoming anniversary of the Velvet Revoltuion with a new banner installation bearing a message of love.
Czech medical chamber warns of decline in Czech healthcare standards
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The government directive giving 8 percent in health insurers' payments to care providers isn't enough, say officials in the healthcare sector.
Interactive police map tracks crimes committed across the Czech Republic
Released by the Czech Ministry of the Interior, the new map allows users to see the types of crimes recently committed in their neighborhood.
The Daily Dozen: 12 things to know about Czechia today
What's the buzz in Czechia today? Kids could get subsidized ski trips, Prague 1 elects a mayor, and Czech inflation resembles the Manhattan skyline.
Czechia honors fallen World War I soldiers on Veterans' Day
Prime ministers of Czechia and Slovakia laid wreaths in Prague to commemorate World War I victims.
Czechia and Slovakia at loggerheads over border controls
The prime ministers of both countries will meet this evening to discuss the future of Czech-Slovak border controls currently in place.
Sex offender registry closer to reality in Czechia
In addition to a registry listing all child sex offenders, lawmakers want to increase requirements for working with minors.
