Czech news in brief for May 13: Wednesday's top morning headlines
Czechs prefer Babiš for NATO summit, invaluable skull stolen from Czech basilica, and Czech Radio opens Prague Spring festival.
Czech news in brief for May 12: Tuesday's top afternoon headlines
Czech unemployment falls slightly, fruit crops decimated by frost, and Slavia Prague faces consequences after week-end chaos.
Czech news in brief for May 12: Tuesday's top morning headlines
President Pavel signs fuel price cap law, timelapse video captures tram work at Wenceslas Square, and 'Ice men' bring cold snap across Czechia.
Early to work, late to dinner? The unwritten rules of punctuality in Czechia
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Czechia operates with two punctuality cultures: The flexible 15-minute 'academic quarter' and the far stricter rules of professional timekeeping.
Czech news in brief for May 11: Monday's top afternoon headlines
Football hullabaloo in the spotlight, a new NATO point-man for the government, and digital exposure for Czech children.
Czech news in brief for May 11: Monday's top morning headlines
Pension reform talks begin today, politicians condemn violence at football match, and legal uncertainty faces Ukrainian workers.
Czech news in brief for May 10: Sunday's top afternoon headlines
ANO leads Czech election poll despite dip, Sudeten Germans congress sparks political debate, and more weekend headlines.
Czech news in brief for May 10: Sunday's top morning headlines
Slavia-Sparta match called after pitch invasion, Jewish groups oppose Ye’s Prague concert, and more weekend headlines.
Czech news in brief for May 9: Saturday's top afternoon headlines
Cold front to bring snow to Czech mountains next week, Czechs split on defense spending levels, and more weekend headlines.
ATM bombings are spreading in Prague: Why Czechia is being targeted
ATM explosions in Prague mirror a growing European trend linked to organized crime groups; here’s what’s happening and what it means.
Czech news in brief for May 9: Saturday's top morning headlines
Pavel and Babiš continue clash over NATO summit, Bohemian Switzerland reopens after fire, and more weekend headlines.
Czech news in brief for May 8: Friday's top afternoon headlines
Drone at Prague Airport diverts flight to Vienna, extreme tick activity forecast for Czech regions, and student parade marks annual Majales in Prague.
22 years in the EU: Czechia’s wins, worries, and what comes next
May 9 is Europe Day. Over two decades after Czechia joined the EU, we take stock of what membership has delivered.
Czech news in brief for May 8: Friday's top morning headlines
Czechia marks 81st anniversary of WWII end, most Czechs identify as patriots in new poll, and Dvůr Králové Zoo to launch new rhino safari.
Czech news in brief for May 7: Thursday's top afternoon headlines
Trust in the army and police high, sunny weather for the week-end ahead, and stores to close tomorrow.
Common myths and misconceptions about birthright in Czechia debunked
An immigration lawyer on the pathways to Czech citizenship across nationalities and real-world scenarios.
EVENT: Three evenings with Tomáš Sedláček on today’s biggest questions
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The renowned economist-philosopher is launching a Sunday evening series, 'Truth and Love 2.0', on meaning, society, and the legacy of Václav Havel.
