Prague's 'fake weed' shops could face closure under new police powers
Czech police could gain powers to temporarily close shops selling dangerous products as officials target substances sending tourists to hospitals.
Prague’s budget explained: Where the city spends your taxes
From public transport to neighborhood schools, Prague’s budgets reveal how tax money is spent and how widely spending varies by district.
Forgotten Prague park reopens with bowling alley, gardens and Vyšehrad views
The revamped U Hradeb park in Prague 2 has reopened with a bowling alley, rooftop terrace, sports areas and a community garden.
Czechia plans digital overhaul of immigration paperwork from 2029
Foreign residents could apply for Czech residence permits and receive official documents online under a major digital overhaul approved by MPs.
17 things to do in Prague this week – from Oktoberfest to crown jewels
Prague welcomes Oktoberfest early, the Czech crown jewels go on display, Mozart takes over an Old Town rooftop, and much more in store for this week.
Czech cinema spotlight: Prague-shot 'Resident Evil' premieres this week
See Karlín, Holešovice, and other locations in Prague stand in for Raccoon City in Zach Cregger's Resident Evil, on the big screen from Sept. 17.
Can you make the next metro? Prague rolls out smarter countdown screens
Prague is upgrading digital screens at metro entrances to make it easier to see whether you have enough time to catch the next train.
Czech fuel prices hit four-year high: How much higher will they go?
Petrol is at its highest price since 2022, and analysts warn Czech drivers could soon pay even more as refinery margins surge.
See Czechia's crown jewels for free in Prague, but only for 10 days: Here's how
The rarely displayed Bohemian Crown Jewels return to Prague Castle for 10 days, offering a free look at Czechia's most treasured royal artifacts.
Czech, Polish PMs bond over cartoon icons to counter Russian-linked disinfo
Andrej Babiš and Donald Tusk enlisted Krtek and Reksio to reaffirm Czech-Polish friendship after a fake territorial dispute spread online.
EU citizens in Czechia face mandatory registration under new residency bill
EU citizens living in Czechia for more than 90 days would have to register with authorities from 2030 under legislation approved by Czech MPs.
9/11 firefighter marks 25th anniversary of attacks in Prague
New York firefighter Jim Manahan, who responded to the World Trade Center attacks, joined Prague commemorations marking 25 years since 9/11.
Exhibitions, concerts and video-mappings: Prague celebrates Václav Havel on 90th anniversary
With his 90th anniversary approaching on October 5, Prague is teeming with events commemorating the late president, dissident and author.
Prague's restored Industrial Palace opens to public, but only for 18 days
The Prague landmark will open for guided tours from Sept. 25 to Oct. 11, offering a rare first look after its multibillion-crown restoration.
Václav Havel Library in Prague renamed after dispute: What happened?
The Václav Havel Library has become the First Presidential Library after the former Czech president's widow withdrew permission to use his name.
How to plan a company party in Prague people will actually attend
First tip: Don’t wait until December to book the office Christmas party, because the city’s best venues fill up quickly. Here’s how to get ahead.
Czech news in brief for September 10: Thursday's top afternoon headlines recap
Czech PM attends Visegrad Group summit in Slovakia, fuel prices surge across Czechia, and Petřín funicular prepares to reopen.





