Sparta bans fans from matches following Czech football's latest racism scandal
During Sparta Prague’s Champion League match with Monaco last Tuesday, Monaco accused Sparta fans of aiming racist remarks at its striker.
Czech morning news in brief: Top headlines for August 10, 2021
UN's climate report shows impact of climate change on Czech Republic, 600 illegal workers uncovered in raids, cooler temps forecast for second part of Aug.
Czech Foreign Ministry calls on Belarusian regime to end repression against its own citizens
On the anniversary of the disputed reelection of Alexander Lukashenko, the Foreign Ministry calls for the freeing of political prisoners.
Activists paint white crosses at Czech Prime Minister's promotional event
Andrej Babiš gave away ice cream and signed copies of his new book surrounded by white crosses symbolizing those who had died during the pandemic.
Czech court cancels measure requiring respirators in buildings and on public transport
The Health Ministry now has three days to react or the measure could take effect immediately.
Czech Senate approves compensation for illegally sterilized women
A total of CZK 120 million could be paid to women who were sterilized between 1966 and 2012.
Czech daily news in brief: top headlines for July 21, 2021
Czech media ownership under fire, Czech drowning deaths exceed those of coastal countries, Czech Olympic trainer tests positive for Covid.
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for July 19, 2021
EC President Ursula von der Leyen visits Prague today, another graffiti attack on the Charles Bridge, and Krejčíková wins the Prague Open.
Russia blocks access to Czech Radio website over Jan Palach article
Russia's consumer rights office has blacklisted Czech Radio's Russian-language website due to a 2001 article about Jan Palach.
Third-country nationals call ruling on foreigner's insurance discriminatory
The mother of a chronically ill child is fighting a Czech policy that denies children of working, tax-paying parents access to public health insurance.
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for July 13, 2021
Top-seed Kvitová eliminated from Prague Open, Czech Republic will boycott Durban conference, gas prices for June reach new high.
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for July 12, 2021
Weekend techno party ends in arrest, WTA tennis tournament kicks off in Prague today, tick-risk alerts in Czech Republic reach high level.
Czech President Miloš Zeman to visit China in 2022
The visit was announced following Zeman's phone conversation with his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping today.
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for June 30, 2021
Prague shooter in police custody, Roma Lives Matter protests take place around the world, last night's storms lead to widespread power outages this morning
Seznamzpravy: Russian Embassy housed a troll farm, activity slowed after expulsions
Embassy denies allegations, saying disinformation has no place in the traditions of Russian diplomacy.
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for June 29, 2021
Charles University planning largest expansion in past hundred years, police make accusations in Bečva River poisoning case, concert for Moravia planned.
How much does CZK 1,000 get you around the world? In some places twice as much
Of tourist destinations that are currently open, the best value is in Istanbul, while the most expensive is Bern.





