Despite Brexit, Czechs living in the UK show no increased interest in returning to homeland
No increased interest of Czechs living in Britain in returning to their homeland has been registered in relation to the forthcoming Brexit
Czech Pirate Party holds Prague protest against Turkish invasion of Syria
Ivan Bartoš called the Turkish plans for northern Syria a breach of international law and welcomed the Czech Chamber of Deputies' decision to officially condemn the Turkish act of aggression
Czech authorities bust Russian intelligence network in the Czech Republic
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The network was "financed from Russia and the Russian embassy in Prague and was to attack targets in Czechia and its foreign partners"
Prague painting by Oskar Kokoschka sells for record high 78.5 million crowns at Czech auction
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Prague - View from the Monastery of the Knights of the Cross with a Red Star was sold for a record price at auction today
Czech President Miloš Zeman leaves hospital for Lany chateau
Zeman, 75, was admitted to the Prague-Stresovice General Military Hospital (UVN) for a recondition stay on Thursday.
Czech politicians urge EU to put more pressure on Turkey over Syria
It is crucial for the EU to get actively involved in the matter and to pressure Turkey into halting the violence altogether, say Czech MPs
Prague definitively terminates sister agreement with Beijing
The Prague City Assembly today definitively terminated the city's sister agreement with China's capital Beijing
Designblok festival opens in Prague today, focusing on future design
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The main venue of the five day-festival, which ends on Monday, is again the Výstaviště exhibition grounds in Prague-Holešovice
Almost 24,000 homeless people live in the Czech Republic
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About 23,830 homeless people, including 2,600 minors under 18, were living in the Czech Republic in the spring
Czech President Miloš Zeman to spend four-day 'regeneration' stay in hospital
Czech President Miloš Zeman will spend up to four days in hospital as a regeneration stay from Thursday
Czechs, other Europeans do not regret the fall of Communism, says new poll
But with 43 percent of Czechs having a negative view of the EU, the Czech Republic is only surpassed by the negative attitude of Russians
Czech Republic ranks 21st of 28 in EU in gender equality, says new EIGE Index
In its ability to secure equal opportunities for men and women, the Czech Republic is below the European Union's average
Czech Constitutional Court cancels taxation of restitution paid to churches
The Czech Constitutional Court opposes the taxation of the financial compensation churches get for their property confiscated by the Communists
Britain likely to leave EU on October 31, says Czech Ambassador to the UK
Britain is indeed likely to leave the European Union on October 31 after closing a deal on principles, says Czech Ambassador Libor Sečka
Czech appeals court sends two Dutchmen to prison for beating up Prague waiter
The appeals Prague High Court sent the brothers from Netherlands, Armin and Arash Nahvi, to prison for 5.5 and five years for beating up a waiter in Prague centre last year
Comic-Con pop culture event to be held in Prague for first time next year
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Actor Ron Perlman of Hellboy, which was filmed in Prague in 2003, is among the guests confirmed to attend the event
Czech Republic suspends military exports to Turkey
The Czech Republic today suspended the licences for military materiel exports to Turkey
