DAILY NEWS UPDATE
Experts say Prague mass shooter had no history of mental illness
Although the 24-year-old killer behind December 2023's mass shooting was receiving psychiatric treatment, he was not mentally ill, a prosecutor says.
Czech news in brief for April 26: Friday's top headlines
German president to meet with Pavel at castle on Monday, Czech winemakers to address frost impact, and Prague convoy will mark the end of WWII today.
Laws on abortions for foreign women in Czechia could change
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The Czech Medical Chamber responded to a report by Amnesty International claiming that medical facilities routinely refuse abortions to non-EU citizens.
Czech news in brief for April 25: Thursday's top headlines
Most hate crimes in Czechia target Ukrainians, weekend warm spell heads to Czechia, and Prague may open center for rare disease.
Czech news in brief for April 24: Wednesday's top headlines
Czech govt. to discuss weapons amendment, Czech companies support euro adoption, and courageous canines honored with Brave Dog Heart award.
Two high-profile sexual assault cases indicate a major shift in Czech society
This week saw a former MP sentenced to three years in prison for rape; today alleged victims of a Czech psychiastrist accused of rape take the stand.
Czech news in brief for April 23: Tuesday's top headlines
Czech president to mediate pension reform talks, prices for apples, potatoes, flour surge, and 'Loves of a Blonde' actress passes away in Prague.
Czech news in brief for April 22: Monday's top headlines
Record low temps hit Czechia this morning, court to hear appeal in Feri rape case today, and Prague protesters perform in Old Town through the weekend.
Czech news in brief for April 21: Sunday's top headlines
Czech PM commends US House on aid package, Šumava Rally suspended after death of passenger, and more Sunday headlines.
Czech news in brief for April 20: Saturday's top headlines
Former PM Andrej Babiš and wife Monika separate, Czechia to extradite Ukrainian convicted of murder, and more Saturday headlines.
Czech news in brief for April 19: Friday's top headlines
Police to measure speed across Czechia today, Prague launches tender for driverless metro, and debut novel awarded Czechia's top literary prize.
Czech news in brief for April 18: Thursday's top headlines
Ukraine could receive Czech-sourced ammo by June, Citizen Portal mobile app to launch today, and the govt. approves regulation of crypto-asset market.
The wage needed to live comfortably in Czechia rises by 10 percent
The amount needed to maintain a 'comfortable' lifestyle with small savings and raising a child has increased by around CZK 5,000.
Czech news in brief for April 17: Wednesday's top headlines
Senate to vote on new rules for same-sex couples, Czech PM honors Václav Havel in U.S. Congress, and Czech Labour Code change would allow pay in euros.
Most Czechs say their country accepted too many refugees, poll finds
Since the start of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, the Czech Republic has granted nearly 600,000 temporary protection visas.
'You are a great ally': Czech PM meets Biden at Oval Office
Both leaders discussed world security and military cooperation, with Prime Minister Petr Fiala saying US-Czech relations were currently the strongest ever.
Czech news in brief for April 16: Tuesday's top headlines
Czechia contracts 180,000 pieces ammo to Ukraine, Avast contests data-sharing fine, and Czech travel agencies stop selling tours to Israel.
