Recycle textiles, earn credits: Prague’s new challenge to residents
Prague launches a new program encouraging residents to recycle used textiles by earning credits redeemable for sustainable fashion purchases.
Czech campaign targets Gen Z Voters with hard truths, not hoodies
Amid merch drops and social media buzz, a new initiative wants to arm young voters with clear information and real dialogue ahead of autumn's elections.
Czech news in brief for June 17: Tuesday's top headlines
Czech plane evacuates dozens from Israel, civic group slams Czech gov’t Gaza silence, and teacher salaries falling despite pay law, experts warn.
A better deal? How some Czech freelancers may benefit from historic tax reform
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Economists say that a change to the amount of flat-rate expenses freelances can deduct will level the playing field—though not everyone would benefit.
Czechia's government in crisis: What happens in a no-confidence vote?
Tuesday's vote follows a cryptocurrency-related scandal that could potentially see a snap general election: here's what to know.
From science to solstice: 13 things to see, know, and do this week in Czechia
Celebrate the first day of summer, sign up to learn about double taxation, and visit a fun mix of mid-week education and culture haps this week.
How rising tensions between Israel and Iran could impact the Czech economy
Escalating conflict between Israel and Iran could drive up fuel prices and weaken the Czech koruna, analysts warn, raising inflation risks.
EXPLAINED: The story behind Berlin’s historic Czech village
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Once a refuge for Protestant exiles, Berlin’s Rixdorf remains a quiet enclave of Czech heritage with new relevance in a deepening city partnership.
GALLERY: Hundreds protest Trump at No Kings demonstration in Prague
Prague demonstrators joined the global No Kings protests Saturday, opposing Trump’s authoritarianism and attacks on U.S. democratic institutions.
Czech news in brief for June 15: Sunday's top headlines
Czechs mark 83 years since Lidice massacre, Red Army monument removed from Litoměřice, and more weekend headlines.
Europe's security elite meet in Prague: 6 takeaways that matter
As Israel bombs Iran and the Russia-Ukraine war intensifies, leaders meet in Prague to confront Europe’s uncertain future—and Czechia's role.
Czech news in brief for June 14: Saturday's top headlines
Lipavský speaks with Israel on Iran strikes, Ukraine honors Czech army chief with medal, and more weekend headlines.
Prague airport cancels flights to Israel amid escalating conflict
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The airport advises passengers to check flight status updates on its website and contact their carriers as needed following Israel's airstrike on Iran.
Czech news in brief for June 13: Friday's top headlines
Prague will set up Ukrainian refugee return hub, Senate allows higher Czech defense spending, and historic car event takes center stage.
European Court condemns Czechia for forced sterilization of trans people
European court rules Czechia violated rights of non-binary person by requiring sterilization for legal gender change, urging urgent law reform.
Americans in Czechia say they're ready to fight: But does overseas activism work?
American expats in Prague will join global “No Tyrants” protests this weekend, challenging the Trump administration from abroad.
Czechia approves new foreign worker quotas: Who stands to benefit?
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Czechia’s new foreign worker quotas favor skilled professionals to tackle labor shortages and support growth. Find out what changes to expect.
