Czech news in brief for January 16: Friday's top morning headlines
Babiš coalition wins parliamentary support, Czechia honors Jan Palach today, and Czech leaders stress allied unity over Greenland.
Czech news in brief for January 15: Thursday's top afternoon headlines
Pavel visits Ukraine, meets officials in Lviv, busy Prague road set for nine-month closure, and The Age of Innocence filming at Náměstí Míru.
Dismissed and stereotyped: Foreign patients 'have to fight' for care in Czechia
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A new survey of Ukrainian refugees reveals microaggressions by Czech medical staff create barriers to equal care for people from all backgrounds.
Czech news in brief for January 15: Thursday's top morning headlines
Czechia eyes anti-drone cooperation with Ukraine, foggy inversion to linger across Czechia, and truck gets stuck on historic street near Prague Castle.
Czech news in brief for January 14: Wednesday's top afternoon headlines
Dominik Feri faces new rape charge, Smartwings launches new route to Greece, and rare wildcats spotted in Czech forests.
Czech news in brief for January 14: Wednesday's top morning headlines
MPs to vote on confidence in Babiš government, Czech teen dies in Austrian avalanche while skiing, and ice closes Golden Lane at Prague Castle.
'Zombie' kids, frustrated parents: Will 2026 see Czechia ban phones in schools?
A survey of 100+ parents revealed desperate calls for phone bans; according to current laws, the government's promise to do so may be poised to stall out.
Czechia to speed up foreigner's resident permits with new digital system
While the new system will let applicants complete much of the process online, in-person steps like biometrics will still be required.
Czech news in brief for January 12: Monday's top afternoon headlines
Czech government fills cabinet posts amid Turek controversy, Israeli foreign minister to visit Czechia, and strange spiral cloud over Czech skies.
Understanding presidential power in Czechia – and the lawsuit testing it
President Petr Pavel’s refusal to appoint a minister highlights unresolved questions about the limits of presidential authority in Czechia.
Czech news in brief for January 12: Monday's top morning headlines
Coldest morning of winter hits Czechia, coalition set to debate lawsuit against president, and last day for self-employed to register for flat-rate tax.
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Czech news in brief for January 11: Sunday's top afternoon headlines
Czech ski resorts attract record weekend crowds, freezing rain may create hazardous ice on Monday, and more weekend headlines.
Czech scientists propose unique solution to fight climate change: Deforestation
Researchers suggest harvesting and sinking forest wood into the Arctic Ocean as a natural method to remove carbon from the atmosphere.
Czech news in brief for January 10: Saturday's top morning headlines
Turek to sue Pavel over blocked minister post, heavy snow disrupts Prague airport and local roads, and more weekend headlines.
Czech news in brief for January 9: Friday's top afternoon headlines
Attack 'inexcusable' says foreign minister in Kyiv, frost strains Czech electricity network, and Prague’s Old Town Square Christmas tree taken down.
Czech news in brief for January 9: Friday's top morning headlines
Heavy snowfall spreads across Czechia, disrupting traffic, flights, Brussels seeks answers from X, and Czech spirit makers lower alcohol content.
Czech news in brief for January 8: Thursday's top afternoon headlines
Czechia, Slovakia to resume intergovernmental talks, snow to hit Czechia from Friday, frost returns by Sunday, and Czech President heads to Vatican.
