Czech news in brief for July 9: Thursday's top morning headlines
Babiš accused of disgracing Czechia at NATO, government marks six months in office, and UK names new envoy to Prague.
Czech news in brief for July 8: Wednesday's top afternoon headlines
Czech reversal on Ukraine sparks division, thousands of guns handed over the police, and no fundamental right to pay in cash.
New EU flight rules promise fewer fees and more rights for Czech travelers
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The changes boost passenger rights from free family seating and hand luggage to a ban on forcing passengers to use airline apps.
Czech news in brief for July 8: Wednesday's top morning headlines
Pavel, Babiš keep distance at NATO summit, obesity drug coverage weighed for kids, and overcrowded Prague–Berlin–Budapest trains are drawing complaints.
No job, second child: New Czech rules expand access to maternity benefit
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From July 1, women may be eligible for maternity benefit even if they are not currently insured at the time of starting maternity leave.
Czech news in brief for July 7: Tuesday's top afternoon headlines
President Pavel in Ankara, Uber Eats postpones Czech expansion, and ČEZ to increase utility pirces from next month.
Czech government to boost defense budget by CZK 36 billion to hit NATO target
Babiš announced the spending increase ahead of the NATO summit in Ankara, saying Czechia will prioritize the target over contributing aid to Ukraine.
Czech news in brief for July 7: Tuesday's top morning headlines
Defense budget to rise 36B, hit NATO's 2 percent, Pavel departs for Ankara summit, and Noskova reaches first Wimbledon quarterfinal.
Czech news in brief for July 6: Monday's top afternoon headlines
Air Force takes delivery of first Embraer transport plane, Czech researchers release cannibalism findings, and 5 Czech films among best stop-motion ever.
Czech news in brief for July 6: Monday's top morning headlines
Czechs mark Hus burning day, a holiday, new bill could separate Czech-mixed families, and Wenceslas Square goes 'gray.'
Czech mixed-nationality families could face separation under new immigration bill
The upcoming change to the law is aimed at foreigners from non-EU countries who apply for residence as family members of Czechs.
Czech news in brief for July 5: Sunday's top afternoon headlines
Babiš departs for NATO summit ahead of Pavel, storm warnings follow heat wave across Czechia, and Prague hosts European cheerleading finals.
His grandfather died in exile. He returned to Czechia to raise his children
Jan Stránský returns to Czechia after his family’s generations in exile, raising his children in the country his ancestors helped shape.
Czech news in brief for July 5: Sunday's top morning headlines
Pavel to Europe: Time double-down on defense, mass pilgrimage marks Cyril and Methodius, and Czech minimum wage set to jump.
Czech news in brief for July 4: Saturday's top afternoon headlines
Czech teen killed in Rhodes hit-and-run, Euronet modifies ATMs in Czechia, and Prague Baseball Week begins Sunday.
Czech news in brief for July 4: Saturday's top morning headlines
Pavel, Babiš clash over NATO summit flight costs, police bust CZK 553M international fraud ring, and transit upheaval disrupts Prague this weekend.
Prague lights up for US indepedence sparking spending debate
Three landmarks will glow red, white, and blue through the weekend, but a CZK 144,000 bill from one ministry has officials facing hard questions.
