Czech news in brief for March 25: Tuesday's top headlines
RFE/RL gets extra money (but not for long), mental health effects of Ukraine war mapped out, and people awarded for fight against communism.
Czech news in brief for March 24: Monday's top headlines
Czechia may cut Russian oil supply sooner, protesters in Prague rally against SPD, racism, and the country's high-speed rail project advances.
Czech news in brief for March 23: Sunday's top headlines
Pavel says Czech troops to join Ukraine peacekeeping mission, hundreds protest against the rise of the far right in Prague, and more weekend headlines.
Czech news in brief for March 22: Saturday's top headlines
UNICEF marks World Water Day in Prague, Czech football team faces Faroe Islands in WC qualifier, and more weekend headlines.
Prague police evacuate Lucerna Palace and Smíchov station due to bomb threat
Thousands were evacuated from both locations, disrupting a concert and film festival and leading to the suspension of tram and train services.
Czech news in brief for March 21: Friday's top headlines
Czech President Pavel arrives in Kyiv for talks, border checks reinstated over livestock disease, and ten percent of Czechs drink excessively daily.
Czech news in brief for March 20: Thursday's top headlines
Govt. approves Ukrainians' long-term residency, astronomical spring begins with vernal equinox, and actor Skarsgård to premiere Locked in Prague.
Czech news in brief for March 19: Wednesday's top headlines
Czech General: Russia sees Europe as weak, Czechia seeks EU support to save RFE/RL, and Škoda unveils world’s longest tram for Germany.
EU approves EUR 90 million to boost affordable housing in Czechia
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The funds could help create or renovate at least 800 apartments in an effort to remedy the country's lack of quality rental housing.
Czech news in brief for March 18: Tuesday's top headlines
Security conference begins at Prague Castle today, plaques unveiled in Prague for Palach, Toufar, and schools in Czech cities bursting at seams.
Prague advances CZK 16.5 billion Vltava Philharmonic project, launches fund
The City Council will establish an endowment fund to collect private contributions to the project; construction is set to begin in 2027.
Czech news in brief for March 17: Monday's top headlines
Czechia sends med team to North Macedonia, Prague gathering honors Mariupol victims, and warming trend to follow cold start in Czechia.
Trump cuts funding for Prague-based RFE/RL: A 'gift to America’s enemies'
US President Donald Trump has cut funding for Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty and Voice of America, sparking criticism from Czech officials.
Czech news in brief for March 16: Sunday's top headlines
Czech MPs to discuss Ukraine with US Congress, ANO's Schillerová calls PM Fiala vulgar name, and more weekend headlines.
Czech news in brief for March 15: Saturday's top headlines
Czech rail traffic disrupted by systems failure, Prague Stock Exchange hits new record high, and more weekend headlines.
Czech news in brief for March 14: Friday's top headlines
Czech Foreign Minister cautious of Putin statements, Czech Pavilion ready for Expo 2025 in Japan, sunshine ahead next week after cold snap.
Five years later, the pandemic has transformed how Czechia dines out—and in
While village pubs were hit hardest, while cafés, bistros, and fast-food restaurants saw growth.
