This English-taught business diploma expands secondary options in Prague
The three-year BTEC program blends applied learning, portfolio work, and business skills for Czech and international students.
Czech officials blow the whistle on beer rules across US, Canada, and Mexico ahead of World Cup
Czech Foreign Ministry briefs fans on where beer, fireworks, and drones remain out of bounds, with Canada given some surprising red flags.
A parent’s guide to teen summer jobs in Czechia: New age limits, rules, and tax changes
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A change to the law last year made it legal for 14-year-olds to get a summer job in Czechia. Here's who qualifies and what's required to start.
30+ English-friendly events worth your time this week in Czechia
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This week’s calendar runs from June 1-6, with tips for outdoor food and cultural festivals, sports events on the Vltava river, and much more.
This week's guide to English-friendly Czech cinema and streaming
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The latest feature from Oscar-winning Czech filmmaker Jan Svěrák is now playing with English subtitles in select Prague cinemas.
Ukrainian grocery chain Best Market expands into Czechia with Prague store
Best Market, a popular Ukrainian retail chain, will open its first Czech store in Prague 4 on June 6 with tastings, events, and gifts.
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Czech internet set for speed boost as regulator opens new frequency band
Czechia's telecom authority will open the 26 GHz band for 5G and high-speed networks, enabling faster internet and industrial connectivity.
Monument to Czech resistance figure unveiled in Spain: Who was František Suchý?
A new monument to František Suchý, who hid the ashes of thousands of Nazi victims, has been unveiled in Madrid. Here’s why his story matters in today.
Inside Prague’s new zoning plan: Space for 350,000 new apartments
The Czech capital's new Metropolitan Plan will shape housing, transport, and green space for decades, sparking debate over schools and services.
Everything changing in Czechia in June 2026 – and what else is new this month
From deadlines to transport closures, strawberry season and the end of the school year: an overview of important changes this month.
The internet calls it 'house burping' but Czechs call it normal: Do you větrat?
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Airing out one's apartment has recently been circulating on social media as a kind of revelatory wellness trend, complete with enthusiastic TikToks.
Tourist crowds spark feud over the future of Prague's narrowest 'street'
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The social-media popularity of a fire alley on U Lužického semináře street, continues to create inconvenient bottlenecks that affect local residents.
What to do this weekend in Prague: Best events for May 29–31
Get out and about this weekend in Prague for Hungarian goulash, natural Moravian bubbles, street busking, and fencing duels.
Prague's historic Rothmayer villa garden opens free to public
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The garden of Prague's Rothmayer villa, built in 1928 by Otto Rothmayer, is now open to the public for free on select days.
Czechia and Europe’s new security reality: What you need to know
Europe is entering its most dangerous period since the Cold War. Here's what that means for Czechia.
The hidden forces making Czechia's rental market harder to access – and how to crack it
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With 25 applicants competing for every listing, Czechia's rental market has never been tighter. Here's what's driving it and how to get ahead.
#Beyourownboss? Sorry, TikTok: Czechs still want a steady paycheck
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While nearly three-quarters of workers globally dream of becoming their own boss, Czechs are among the most resistant to the idea.
The return of Prague’s Stalin space sparks debate in more ways than one
Prague’s Stalin Cultural Center is fighting for survival as debates over public space, nightlife, and even its controversial name intensify.
30+ English-friendly things to do in Prague this week
This week’s calendar runs from May 25 through May 30, with tips for festivals, outdoor concerts, workshops, food events, and more cultural highlights.
