Who speaks for Czechia? Inside the power struggle over foreign policy
To paraphrase Kissinger: “Who do I call if I want to call Czechia?” The answer isn't as straightforward as it seems.
New EU border rules begin: Why the 'travel app' won't work for Prague yet
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The Entry-Exit System (EES) launched at the Prague airport in October; biometrics will replace passport stamps across Schengen states from April 10.
Czechia's national vaccine policy faces scrutiny: Do you know which shots are mandatory?
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From childhood immunizations to adult boosters, here’s what you need to know about mandatory and optional vaccines in Czechia on World Health Day.
Czechia’s fuel price cap kicks in: What it means for drivers and households
Czech fuel prices hit multi-year highs, and a new price cap starts tomorrow; here’s what drivers and households need to know to save money.
Safety of Žižkov Tunnel questioned after pedestrian struck by courier
The incident took place earlier this month; the woman suffered a concussion and other wounds. City officials are currently debating solutions.
Czech court affirms equal injury payouts for foreigners and citizens
Pain and suffering compensation should be calculated on wages from a foreign national's home country the Czech Supreme Court has ruled.
Czech Easter by the numbers: Whips and weather break records this year
From a 21-meter whip to CZK 6.7 million in traffic fines, here is what the data says about how Czechia marks the holiday.
This week's guide to English-friendly Czech cinema and streaming
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The Drama, a dark A24 comedy starring Robert Pattinson and Zendaya, is now playing in English across local cinemas.
From field to pint: Live webcam follows Czech beer’s 280-day journey
Pilsner Urquell has launched a live feed tracking the 280-day beer journey from barley fields and hops to a finished pint in Czech pubs.
Prague terminates lease of Petřín restaurant ahead of funicular reopening
The city has canceled the lease of the long-running Nebozízek restaurant on Petřín Hill, while operator disputes closure and plans legal defense.
Czech news in brief for April 4: Saturday's top afternoon headlines
Europe braces for jet fuel shortage, ransomware attacks double in Czechia, and more weekend headlines.
Don’t fall in: Czech treetop walkway now passes over bear enclosure
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The popular Krkonoše Treetop Walkway has opened for the spring season with a new bear enclosure, letting visitors observe brown bears from above.
Easter chocolate prices surge in Czech supermarkets ahead of holidays
Prices for chocolate figures in Czech shops are up by up to 29 percent, with shrinkflation and hidden price rises shaping holiday shopping.
Czech technology is part of humanity's first moon mission in 50 years
Prague-made sensors aboard NASA’s Artemis II mission are measuring radiation to help protect astronauts on humanity’s return to the Moon.
Thousands of tropical butterflies take flight in Prague’s Fata Morgana
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The event has become a familiar spring rite for visitors to the city's Botanical Garden. The garden will remain open for the Easter holiday on Monday.
What to do this weekend in Prague: Best events for April 3–6 (Easter Edition)
Savor the final days of the Easter markets, attend a scrumptious brunch, enjoy some Monty Python blasphemy, and more this long weekend.
Czech-Slovak relations reset: What does it mean for Czechia’s political direction?
After years of tensions, the Czech and Slovak governments have agreed to mend relations. Supporters say it's pragmatic, critics call it political drift.
