Czech news in brief for December 31: Wednesday's top afternoon headlines
Heavy snow causes accidents across Czechia, Czech extremism law sparks protest, and Prague-Copenhagen train named top 2026 route.
New Czech extremism law sparks protest – and could end Soviet souvenirs in Prague
As the law comes into force Jan. 1, legal experts warn that Soviet-era symbols and memorabilia sold in Prague could fall into a gray area of prosecution.
Czech news in brief for December 31: Wednesday's top morning headlines
Snow expected across most of Czechia today, Putin sends New Year greetings to Slovakia’s Fico, and major sports events to take place in Czechia in 2026.
Czech news in brief for December 30: Tuesday's top morning headlines
Discovery of body halts trains in Prague, heavy fines loom under new fireworks rules, and Three Kings charity drive begins in Czechia on Jan. 1.
A total legal reset: Every new law and change coming to Czechia in 2026
Changes in insurance, family law, housing rules, immigration and residence, and far more will all affect your daily life next year: here's the entire list.
Czech news in brief for December 29: Monday's top morning headlines
Road crews warn of icy conditions across Czechia, housing prices, rents to rise again in 2026, and historic convoy marks WWII paratrooper landing.
Czech news in brief for December 27: Saturday's top afternoon headlines
More ski resorts open across country, Czechs report positive attitude on incomes next year, popular sports figure speaks on Ukraine, and more.
Trump calls Czech PM on Boxing Day to discuss war, migration, and Europe
The American president also expressed happiness at Babiš' re-election; both men had served in power between 2017 and 2021.
Czech news in brief for December 27: Saturday's top morning headlines
Minister wants to introduce plastic-bottle return system, antifreeze leak hits university, ex-president blasts former government, and more.
Czech news in brief for December 26: Friday's top afternoon headlines
Czech PM and US president discuss their countries' renewed ties, hardy swimmers brave icy Christmas swim, and more train disruptions, delays in Prague.
Czech news in brief for December 26: Friday's top morning headlines
Ukraine peace hinges on Russian compromise, Czech schools to report student absences from January, EU to charge customs fee on small parcels from abroad
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Czech news in brief for December 23: Tuesday's top morning headlines
Okamura: Trump talks, not ammo aid, key to peace, EU funds to help repair flood damage in Czechia, and food prices cited as huge expense for Czechs.
Czech news in brief for December 22: Monday's top afternoon headlines
Czechia to review ammo initiative next year, Czech passports prices affordable in comparison, and Paramount to drop several TV channels in Czechia.
Will Czechia keep Ukraine’s ammunition flowing? Understanding the 'Prague Pipeline'
A Jan. 7 meeting will decide if Czechia continues coordinating Ukraine’s ammo program, with major consequences for European security.
Czech news in brief for December 22: Monday's top morning headlines
Pavel to vet controversial MP Turek on Monday, snow showers expected on Christmas, and Czech schools begin Christmas break today.
Czech news in brief for December 21: Sunday's top afternoon headlines
Czech PM defends Ukraine stance, Prague cable theft disrupts rail service, and Czechia honors victims of Faculty of Arts shooting.
Two years after Czechia’s worst shooting tragedy, how have gun laws changed?
Digital monitoring, mandatory mental health reporting, and expanded police powers shift the country from gun-friendly to prevention-focused. Will it last?
