Czech news in brief for April 28: Tuesday's top morning headlines
Agrofert in the hot seat again over funding, yhousands apply for long-term Czech residence, and German tourist bathes in historic Czech fountain.
Worker shortages, looming war: Czechia's most urgent economic pressures explained
From who fills the jobs to whether the country can defend itself, the questions shaping Czechia's economic future are getting harder to ignore.
Czech news in brief for April 27: Monday's top afternoon headlines
Czech government to continue regulating fuel prices, a controversial Sudeten congress in Brno, and Prague gay bar death investigated,
What Expats.cz membership means for readers: A message from the editor
Here are a few things I think it's important for you to know about what our new membership program is (and what it isn't).
Czech news in brief for April 27: Monday's top morning headlines
Czechia to miss NATO defense spending target, Czechia expects sunny skies and weekend warmth, and rare Gothic masterpiece displayed in Brno region.
Czech news in brief for April 26: Sunday's top afternoon headlines
Czech leaders clash over NATO defense spending, cars drive across new Prague bridge despite ban, and more weekend headlines.
Czech news in brief for April 26: Sunday's top morning headlines
Czech unions demand earlier retirement and shorter workweek, country sees strong turnout for spring food drive, and more weekend headlines.
Who were the Přemyslids? National Museum opens Bohemian dynasty exhibit
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The National Museum in Prague has opened a major exhibit on the Přemyslid dynasty, tracing how early Bohemian rulers shaped the Czech state.
Czech news in brief for April 25: Saturday's top morning headlines
Foreign minister defends Turek after backlash, Bohemia sees frosty morning but should warm up, and more weekend headlines.
Czech news in brief for April 24: Friday's top afternoon headlines
Turek calls civil servants "parasites", tennis legend Navrátilová criticizes Trump over picture, and young Czech pianist wins big.
Why did Prague say yes to Kanye West? Controversial rapper set to play Czechia
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A Prague racetrack is set to host Ye, the rapper formerly known as Kanye West, who has in the past made explicitly antisemitic statements.
Czech news in brief for April 24: Friday's top morning headlines
NATO chief welcomes Czech pledge, Prague rail expanding to Poland, Ukraine, and Czechia won't help Timmy the humpback whale.
Czech news in brief for April 23: Thursday's top afternoon headlines
President and PM to discuss NATO, flu vaccination to be improved, and American rapper Ye set to perform in Prague.
Not a Czech citizen? Here's how to make your voice count even if you can't vote
Voting is the most direct way to make an impact, but you can also shape decisions in your district through the forms of civic participation here.
Czech news in brief for April 23: Thursday's top morning headlines
Fuel price regulation bill vetoed, Lufthansa cancels 20,000 flights through autumn, and libraries launch 'reading Havel' project on World Book Day.
Czech news in brief for April 22: Wednesday's top afternoon headlines
Czech students take to the streets, Nobel laureate comes to Prague, and Petřín funicular finally gets its new cable cars.
'Green blood will flow': Inside Czechia’s escalating climate clash
On Earth Day, we take a look at the upheaval now unfolding in Czech environmental and climate policy.
