Meet the Czech automation pioneer questioning the urgency around AI
Czech firms are banking on AI, but according to one Prague-based expert, they’re getting it backward. Here's what they should be focusing on instead.
Brno to build one of Europe's largest aquariums, with 55-meter underwater tunnel
A CZK 700 million aquarium planned for Brno will hold 4 million liters of water, hundreds of species and a 55-meter underwater viewing tunnel.
VISUALIZED: Czechia's real 'free' harvest just got a price tag – and it's massive
Mushroom season is booming in Czechia, fueling a largely unregulated, multibillion-crown shadow economy.
From Vienna to Prague: How schnitzel (řízek) became a Czech comfort food
For International Schnitzel Day, we dig into how Vienna's famous breaded cutlet became řízek, a staple of Czech kitchens, pubs and road trips.
He found a new home in Prague. Now he’s connecting expat communities in the streets
Omri Goz has lived in Prague for close to 30 years, making his mark on the city’s expat-friendly events and festival scene.
Expats welcome: Prague 3 launches English edition of district newsletter
Prague 3 has launched a complete English edition of its municipal newsletter in a four-month pilot aimed at the district's growing international community.
6 surprising rights you have as a renter in Czechia
From keeping pets to choosing who lives with you, Czech law gives renters more freedom than many realize. Here's what to know before you sign.
Why Czech is so hard: The language challenges foreigners struggle with most
The famous Czech “ř” gets all the attention, but language experts say cases, changing word endings, and verb aspect are the real hurdles for many learners.
From doxxing to d*ck pics: Czechia goes after online abusers
A proposed Criminal Code amendment would introduce new penalties for unsolicited sexual images, with prison possible in serious cases.
Prague moves ahead with plans for fifth metro line
Prague councilors approved a feasibility study for a proposed CZK 220 billion fifth metro route, which could use underground, surface, or light rail.
The ultimate guide to Prague’s English-friendly pub quizzes and trivia nights
Prague’s pub-style quizzes bring expats together, with trivia sessions taking place nearly every day of the week at some of the city’s favorite haunts.
Why avoiding workplace confrontation is common in Czechia
Nearly half of Czech employees avoid giving bosses critical feedback, citing fear of consequences, conflict and doubts that speaking up will help.
20 things to do in Prague this week – from wine harvest to street parties
Prague's autumn cultural season gets going this week with fashion, design, theater, street and harvest fests, and a month-long celebration of beer.
Impact beyond Germany? AfD’s historic victory rattles Czech politics
The AfD’s record win in Saxony-Anhalt has split Czech politicians, with some welcoming its rise and others warning it could reshape politics at home.
Czech cinema spotlight: Oscar-submitted Flood spotlights Ruthenian plight
Now streaming with English subtitles on Netflix, the Czech co-production was recently selected by Slovakia as its official 2027 Academy Award submission.
‘Paris isn’t romantic’: European expats on what they wish Czechs knew
Six EU citizens talked to us about the reality of building a life in Prague, what they miss from home, and why having a say in local decisions matters.
Borat-like prank on Czech foreign minister makes international headlines
A staged interview involving a masked fake journalist and replica weapons has put Foreign Minister Petr Macinka's security precautions under scrutiny.
Nightlife inspections in Czechia uncover thousands of violations
Firefighters found blocked exits, faulty equipment and other safety violations at nightlife venues nationwide, with Prague recording the most.
Prague trams return to Muzeum with flashing warnings for people on phones
Tram lines 11 and 13 return between I. P. Pavlova and Muzeum today, six months ahead of schedule and with light-up strips for distracted pedestrians.





