Czech Republic scrambles to protect embassy staff and interpreters in Kabul as Taliban advances
As the Taliban advances across the country, fears mount for the safety of civilian collaborators who have helped the Czech army and charities.
Czech Republic divided on whether or not Covid should be treated like the flu
As some countries decide to treat Covid as an endemic virus by lifting restrictions, should the Czech Republic do the same?
Czech Academy of Sciences launches new sci-fi game challenging players to save the future
The exciting smartphone-based game for adults and kids alike, set in the streets of Prague, is available to play until November 11.
Czech morning news in brief: Top headlines for August 13, 2021
German President to visit the Czech Republic, number of tourists visiting Prague nearly doubles, Rock for People Hope festival kicks off in Hradec Králové.
Labor shortages hit the Czech Republic as companies seek out employees
A severe shortage of labor across a wide range of industries and regions spells trouble for employers up and down the country.
Coffee scene comeback: 5 new сafés to try in Prague this summer
With dispensing windows a thing of the past for now, these new cafés offer lovely interiors and tantalizing food and drink.
Full-scale Space Shuttle cabin opens in Prague’s Planetarium in Stromovka
Check out the inside of the cabin, which is equipped with copies of the control panels, and snap a photo in a spacesuit.
Boating the Vltava: Why hitting the rapids of Český Krumlov is a must-do this summer
As the owners of the oldest rafting company in town will tell you, it doesn’t get much better than experiencing magical Český Krumlov from the water.
Where to go when something doesn't feel right? Diagnostic exams with a friendly face in Prague
The language barrier can add anxiety to the already uncomfortable MRI experience – Proton Therapy Center is devoted to easing foreigner's fears.
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for July 19, 2021
EC President Ursula von der Leyen visits Prague today, another graffiti attack on the Charles Bridge, and Krejčíková wins the Prague Open.
Third-country nationals call ruling on foreigner's insurance discriminatory
The mother of a chronically ill child is fighting a Czech policy that denies children of working, tax-paying parents access to public health insurance.
Restorer: Latest graffiti on Charles Bridge the "most extensive" he has seen
The restorer was summoned from his vacation to remove graffiti that appeared on the Czech capital's iconic bridge last week.
Filming continues on ‘The Gray Man’: Which Prague neighborhoods will be affected this week?
Action scenes will take place in parts of Karlín and well as around parts of the city center, with some public transit disruptions.
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for June 24, 2021
Czech PM Babiš slammed for response to Teplice case, Czech troops withdraw from Afghanistan, and UNESCO rejects Jiřičná-designed Žižkov development.
Prague Uncovered: One of the darkest chapters of the city's history took place 400 years ago today
On this day in 1621, the execution of 27 supporters of Bohemian independence occurred on Old Town Square.
How will the pandemic shape the future of the foreign workforce in the Czech Republic?
Business service leaders from ICON, Anheuser-Busch InBev, and Deutsche Telekom CZ discuss Covid impact, expat salaries, and the future of the industry.
Historic Italian carousel now spinning atop Prague's Petřín Hill
A wooden carousel that dates back hundreds of years has been installed next to Prague's Petřín Tower.





