Drug prosecutions on the rise in Czechia, with higher online sales
Police last year seized CZK 2.5 billion in drugs, and noted a sharp increase in dealers using the Telegram social network.
News in brief for June 27: Petr Pavel – 'I regret ignorance during communist period'
Over 20 percent of employees plan pay-rise request, large military donations from Czechia to Ukraine, and other headlines to keep you up to speed.
Why investing in startups could be the key to success during an economic downturn
When potentially profitable projects arise, it is better to approach them when the market cools down, describes Petr Šíma, partner at DEPO Ventures.
Interest in mixed-use projects combining work, living, and socializing are growing in Czechia
The latest trend in real estate is to have everything a resident needs within easy walking or biking distance.
First hotel in Prague earns EU eco-friendliness certification
Many tourists, especially from Western Europe, are interested in limiting the environmental impact of their travel.
Ahoj, Monday! Your morning cup of Prague for June 26
Your quick guide to start the week ahead with news, tips, and hacks for Prague and Czech Republic.
News in brief for June 26: Greenpeace protestors interrupt ČEZ meeting
Extreme temps return to Czechia this week, elevator incident at Prague hospital leads to broken leg, and Kvitová wins in Berlin.
Endangered Przewalski's horse foal born at new grazing grounds in Prague
A herd of six horses at the 20-hectare Dívčí hrady grounds has become seven with the birth of the first foal at the location since it opened in 2021.
KoresponDance festival to bring street dance and circus to central Prague
A special event at Prague's CAMP center on June 27 will kick off the 11th annual dance festival, which will transition to Žďár nad Sázavou from July 13-16.
Czech MPs to discuss US-Czech defense treaty, other issues this week
Same-sex marriage and an inquiry into Miloš Zeman's presidency are also on the agenda for the upcoming meeting of the Czech Chamber of Deputies.
News in brief for June 25: Petra Kvitová advances to final at German Open
Plus: Czech not in any danger connected to situation in Russia says Defense Minister, firefighters battling third-degree fire in Jičín Region, and more.
Czech Republic monitoring situation in Russia, emphasizes travel warning
As mercenaries from the Wagner Group rebel against Russia, Foreign Minister Jan Lipavský has emphasized a strong warning against traveling to the area.
Chinese rocket debris reportedly disintegrates over Czech airspace
Citizens of the Czech Republic and Poland spotted what was reportedly the remnants of a Chinese CZ-2D rocket in the early hours of Friday morning.
News in brief for June 24: Franz Kafka biopic to shoot in Prague this year
Top headlines for Czechia for Saturday, June 24, updated throughout the day to keep you up to speed.
Prague City University is launching an English-taught TEFL Bachelor's program this fall
There are limitless opportunities for teachers who specialize in English; those with qualifications from universities are especially in demand.
10 top-rated outdoor seating areas in Prague according to the 'garden filter'
The Qerko app shared a list of great gardens based on its feature that shows users where to enjoy a meal in the open air.
News in brief for June 23: Czechia, EU countries call for faster Western Balkans accession to EU
Forest dog puppies born at Prague Zoo, Czech Radio still impacted by attack, storms weaker than expected, and more top stories.