Czech news in brief for April 16: Thursday's top afternoon headlines
Russia threatens targets on Czech territory, Czechia sees low inflation, and plans to limit alcohol sales at night.
School slap case highlights debate over 'ordinary educational violence' in Czechia
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In Czechia, physical discipline persists even as recent legal reforms move toward explicitly prohibiting corporal punishment in law.
Czech news in brief for April 16: Thursday's top morning headlines
Czech lawmakers push through Flag Day, government to lower fuel prices from today, and Artemis II astronauts wore Czech underwear.
A decent life in Czechia costs CZK 48,336 a month. Here's where it goes
The minimum living wage estimates what’s needed for a dignified life, unlike average wages or minimum wage set through political negotiation and law.
Czech news in brief for April 15: Wednesday's top afternoon headlines
NATO chief Rutte comes to Prague, Holocaust victims remembered, and a treasure trove pays off: here's the afternoon latest.
Xia yes, Gambrinus, no: Czechia's 2026 list of approved baby names revealed
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Choosing a name for a newborn remains a process governed by strict linguistic standards; more parents are bucking those traditions.
Czech news in brief for April 15: Wednesday's top morning headlines
Senate to debate offline rights amendment, police to measure speed at 1,200 locations today, and Czech castles, chateaux prepare for Monuments Day.
Czech news in brief for April 14: Tuesday's top afternoon headlines
Czechia's best beer awards, President Pavel in Argentine, and fire in Žižkov: the latest news from this afternoon.
Czech abortion rates hit record lows since Communist era as tensions over rights rise
Abortion rates have dropped sevenfold since 1989, but weekend protests and sharp rhetoric signal a deepening divide over reproductive rights.
Czech news in brief for April 14: Tuesday's top morning headlines
Czech ForMin to meet Netanyahu, Czech towns mark Holocaust victims with readings, and gold treasure finders to share hefty reward.
Why Czechia's new Foreigners Act could discriminate against non-EU families
NGOs warn the draft bill would leave non-EU spouses and relatives of Czech citizens worse off than equivalent families of other EU nationals.
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Czech news in brief for April 13: Monday's top afternoon headlines
Fears of censorship in the Czech army, new safety measures in the Žižkov-Karlín tunnel, and the passing of a Czech trumpeter: your afternoon latest.
Czech news in brief for April 13: Monday's top morning headlines
Dozens of Hungarians vote in Prague, Prague Airport says jet fuel supply remains stable, and temperatures to hit 20 degrees Celsius this week.
What Orbán's defeat means for Czechia, the EU, and Central Europe
Magyar's win reshapes Central Europe. Czech leaders react – and analysts weigh what comes next for the EU, Ukraine, and the Visegrad Four.
Czech news in brief for April 12: Sunday's top afternoon headlines
Czech MFA distances itself from Pavel remarks, Turek links row with president to minister veto, and more weekend headlines.
Czechia considers ban on nighttime alcohol sales to curb consumption
Czech Health Minister Adam Vojtěch is weighing new limits on alcohol sales, including possible nighttime restrictions at shops and gas stations.
Czech news in brief for April 12: Sunday's top morning headlines
Okamura calls for return to Russian energy imports, Procházka loses UFC title fight by knockout, and more weekend headlines.
