Pension reform passes: What does it mean for your retirement age and payments?
Among a host of approved changes to the country's law is a de facto increase in the retirement age for people born after 1965.
Ahoj, Monday! 6 tips for surviving the week ahead in Czechia
Mark the Velvet Revolution, lace for the beginning of skating season, and enjoy coffee and pie for a worthy cause.
Czech news in brief for November 11: Monday's top headlines
Czechia honors war veterans today, Pirates elect Hřib as new leader, and Roma protest in Nachod after attack.
Krampus Show 2024: Prague’s most thrilling holiday tradition returns to Výstaviště
This year Výstaviště is taking its annual Krampus festivities to the next level, welcoming 200 frightful figures for an immersive experience.
Czech tennis star hits back at US sportscaster after disparaging remarks
"I believe it’s time to address the need for respect and professionalism in sports media," Barbora Krejčíková says following comments about her appearance.
A new Kafka exhibit crawls onto the Prague art scene
Latino artists have crafted 100 paper beetles in honor of the 100th anniversary of the writer's death.
Freedom Week in Prague to mark 35 years since the Velvet Revolution
Over 40 cultural and educational institutions will join in the week-long event along Národní Street in the Czech capital from Monday, Nov. 11.
Czech news in brief for November 10: Sunday's top headlines
Pavel to sign pension reform if Senate approves, Czech inflation rose to 2.7 percent in October, and more weekend headlines.
Survey: More than half of Prague residents in favor of Airbnb restrictions
A new poll shows that residents of the Czech capital have concerns over noise, disorder, and rising rent costs linked to short-term rentals.
Inside look: Signal Festival to transform neglected Prague market into art space
Festival organizers have announced plans to revive Prague's historic Old Town Market into a permanent hub for digital art.
The fall of the Berlin Wall was sparked in Prague, reveals historian
On the 35th anniversary of the event, historian Ilko-Sascha Kowalczuk explains how Czechoslovakia pressured East Germany to reopen its borders.
Czech news in brief for November 9: Saturday's top headlines
Pavel urges stronger European defense spending, Czech hockey team to face Finland in Helsinki, and more Saturday headlines.
Smells like civic spirit: Brno could hand out deodorant for better-smelling trams
Residents in Czechia's second-biggest city can now vote on proposals that would give out free deodorant sticks and install scented A/C.
New study says Czechia is EU's 'most toxic' country by car emissions
Unsuitable cars and a deep reluctance to adopting electric vehicles contribute to Czechia's high greenhouse-gas emissions.
EXPLAINED: How Trump's win could strengthen the far right in Czechia
ANO's vice chair argues that Trump’s return to the White House would fortify the Patriots of Europe, a group closely aligned with the Republic party.
Czech news in brief for November 8: Friday's top headlines
Czechia, UK to strengthen nuclear cooperation, mechanical failure behind fatal cable car fall, and Zlín locals recall Trump visit for funeral in '90s.
Czech sports app acquires Spanish rival to boost dominance on world market
Livesport, which is the globe's most popular sports-information app, has acquired a company that caters to Spanish and French speakers.