Czech news in brief for March 28: Saturday's top morning headlines
Record March frost hits Czechia, minister won’t sack deputy over fake photo, and more weekend headlines.
Molotov cocktails thrown at Russian House in Prague
An unknown suspect threw several Molotov cocktails at the Russian Center for Science and Culture last night.
Czech news in brief for March 27: Friday's top morning headlines
Fake AI picture shared by far-right politician, traffic accident towards airport, and Czech football victory. Jules here, with your Friday morning recap'.
Dog poop, noise, and rent: Local elections can help your 'hood – but who can vote?
Municipal elections in Czechia matter for everything from parks to permits; here’s how the city government works and who can vote this autumn.
Czech news in brief for March 26: Thursday's top afternoon headlines
Prague theater fire, new exhibitions open at Prague Castle and National Gallery, and more: here's your Thursday afternoon recap'.
Czech news in brief for March 26: Thursday's top morning headlines
New Dan Brown-inspired guided tours, corruption scandal in Czech football, and more: here's your morning news recap.
Czech news in brief for March 25: Wednesday's top afternoon headlines
Self-employed people to pay less, Czech Centers to close down, and World Cup playoffs: here's this afternoon's recap.
100 days of Czechia’s government: What’s changed, what’s next, and how it affects you
This week marks 100 days since the new Czech government took office, and it’s been a bumpy ride. Here’s our recap’.
Three suspects charged with terrorism for Pardubice fire: What we (don't) know so far
Arrests have been made, and the investigation is moving swiftly, but there’s still a lot we don’t know about last week’s arson attack.
Czech news in brief for March 25: Wednesday's top morning headlines
Pardubice suspects charged with terrorism, cold weather front heading our way, and figure skaters in Prague.
Czech news in brief for March 24: Tuesday's top afternoon headlines
A possible Russian connection in Pardubice fire, New Stage starts renovation, and a huge football corruption case.
'Jet lag without the travel': Czechia loses an hour of sleep this Sunday
While the European Union has long debated ending the biannual clock shift, without unified consensus in Brussels, the status quo will continue.
Pioneering project gave Prague homeless CZK 100,000 to start a new life
The study aims to refute the common misconception that people are homeless by choice, do not want to work and only abuse substances.
Czech news in brief for March 24: Tuesday's top morning headlines
Babiš praises Orban in video message, air travel costs rising due to Middle East war, and Czechia names its footballer of the year.
Czech news in brief for March 23: Monday's top afternoon headlines
Vinohrady Theater faces repairs, a women-only open jail starts construction near Prague, and more: here's the latest for Monday.
Prague officially approves name of new Dvorecký bridge opening next month
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Connecting Prague 4 and 5, the new Dvorecký bridge is due to open to the public in April.
Czechia faces growing AI bias in hiring: Who is most affected?
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Pay disparity is now being baked into the code of recruitment software used by major Czech employers. Here's what to know about this troubling topic.
