Czech Republic to return items lost by American soldier 76 years after WWII
Items lost by a U.S. soldier during the liberation of Czechoslovakia in 1945 were recently discovered by a Czech history buff near Mariánské Lázně.
Pandemic resurgence threatens first shoots of economic recovery
New data from the Czech Statistical Office shows the economy strengthened in Q3 this year.
Czech morning news roundup: Friday, October 29, 2021
Presidential awards announced, gas prices skyrocket, and a Czech billionaire could buy an English football club.
On the anniversary of the Czech nation, PM calls for political unity and increased vaccination
In its darkest hours, the nation always held together, said Babiš, adding that he hoped the new government will fight for Czech interests.
Will the Czech Republic's Roma prejudice ever disappear?
Attitudes towards the Roma community in the Czech Republic are improving but prejudice remains a significant obstacle.
Self-defense definition to be expanded following rise in burglaries
The Czech Senate has passed a law expanding the right to self-defense, though the right to use weapons in defending the home is not included.
Eating candy for a good cause: Prague's charity trick-or-treat tradition returns
Now in its fifth year the event raised a record amount for Czech children in foster homes last year. Here's how to participate.
Czech Republic and Taiwan announce wide-reaching economic collaboration
The countries affirmed their intention to strengthen ties in science, healthcare, cybersecurity and other areas during a Taiwanese visit to Prague.
Interview: Journalist Mark Baker looks back at the expat invasion of the '90s
In his new book, the Prague-based travel writer reflects on a "Time of Change" – the period leading up to and following the Velvet Revolution.
How much does it cost to buy an apartment in the Czech Republic's largest cities?
The biggest year-on-year growth was in Ústí nad Labem and Ostrava, but per square meter flats in Prague remain the most expensive.
Czech morning news in brief: Top headlines for October 26, 2021
Prague wants to increase tourist tax, Dune smashes box office records, report shows warnings about Moravian tornado were underestimated.
The best things to do in Prague this week, October 25–31
Celebrate Halloween and Día de los Muertos with freaky-good food, a horror film festival and lots of pumpkin-carving family fun.
Vítkov to host October 28 ceremony in honor of the foundation of Czechoslovakia
The National Monument in Prague will host October 28 celebrations this year, despite the hospitalization of Czech President Miloš Zeman.
Donor bequeaths Prague Zoo nearly 17 million crowns in will
Zoo director Miroslav Bobek has revealed more details about the unusually large donation received by Prague Zoo earlier this month.
Long-planned facelift for Prague’s náměstí Jiřího z Poděbrad to start in 2022
The Vinohrady square will get more greenery, an irrigation system, and improved playground as part of its first major overhaul since 1981.
Czech Republic shoots for the future with investments in innovation
Expenditures on research and development in the Czech Republic hit record levels last year.
Prague asks people to avoid parks and forests as strong winds create dangerous conditions
Prague City Hall has issued a warning to look out for falling branches as very strong winds hit the Czech capital.





