PHOTO GALLERY: Thousands mark Velvet Revolution anniversary in Prague
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Former president Václav Havel appeared on Wenceslas Square as a deep-fake hologram, while Prague, Dubai, and NYC lit up in the tricolor for the occasion.
Czech morning news roundup: Thursday, November 18, 2021
Zeman expects to leave hospital soon, unvaccinated to be turned away from Christmas markets, national holiday celebrations see anti-lockdown protests.
Czech morning news roundup: Wednesday, November 17, 2021
Havel celebrated during national holiday, President Zeman to give TV interview today, Czech Republic wins last World Cup group stage qualifier.
Czech morning news roundup: Tuesday, November 16, 2021
Ugyher Muslim meeting in Prague criticized by China, Czech Republic resistant to Eastern influence, tender announced for Prague railway modernization.
Fiala to officially become Czech Prime Minister on Nov. 26
This week in Czech politics, Nov. 15–19: Everything you need to know about Czech politics, updated weekly.
Czech morning news roundup: Monday, November 15, 2021
PM Babiš to visit Zeman in hospital, historic win for Czech women's hockey, and Czech leaders address the Polish border crisis.
Czech morning news roundup: Feel-good Friday edition for November 12
Airport honey takes a gold medal, Czech officials address period poverty, and extraordinary gifts from Czech hands presented to the Vatican.
Czech morning news roundup: Thursday, November 11, 2021
War dead commemorated throughout the Czech Republic, interrogations of Castle officials begin, Czech billionaire buys stake in English football club.
10 ways the new government plans to change daily life in the Czech Republic
From the junk food tax to LGBT+ rights how will the regime change be felt in the lives of ordinary citizens?
Plummet in Czech unemployment leaves businesses struggling to find workers
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The Czech labor market might be showing the first signs of recovery, but employers are still faced with a serious lack of workers.
Czech morning news roundup: Tuesday, November 9, 2021
Babiš opposes state award for psychiatrist accused of sexual assault, Bohemia Energy CEO apologizes to customers, Czech support for the EU drops.
President accepts formal resignation of Babiš's government
This week in Czech politics, Nov. 8–12: Everything you need to know about Czech politics, updated weekly.
Czech mountain chalet with a presidential past open to visitors
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The chata in the Jizera Mountains once served as a lodge for the Czech president; this week it celebrates 30 years of being open to the public.
Is the Czech Republic the most atheistic country? A new survey casts doubts
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An extensive survey looked at belief in alien civilizations, miracles, life after death, creationism, and astrology.
Monthly minimum wage to rise by CZK 1,000 next year
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The outgoing Czech cabinet has confirmed a rise in the legal minimum wage starting in January 2022.
Czech morning news roundup: Feel-good Friday edition for Nov. 5
This week's most inspiring headlines: a desolate Prague underpass transformed, a record plum harvest, and Czechs adults love playing with Lego.
Czech national ice hockey team drops ‘Czech Republic’ from uniforms
The change is in line with current international trends, according to the national team’s spokesman.
