Czech news in brief for March 2: Sunday's top headlines
Pavel calls for broad coalition to back Ukraine, Pastrňák sets Czech point streak record in NHL, and more weekend headlines.
Prague Castle reopens its gardens along with renovated trail to Deer Moat
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After closing for the winter months, Prague Castle has reopened its gardens this weekend, offering visitors free access to scenic areas.
Czech firefighters get toxic train fire in Moravia under control
An intense fire in a derailed train carrying toxic chemicals is now under control as authorities investigate the cause of the accident.
Czech leaders condemn Trump’s approach in meeting with Zelenskyy
Czech officials have strongly criticized the behavior of the US president, calling on Europe to bolster support for Ukraine amid diplomatic tensions.
Czech news in brief for March 1: Saturday's top headlines
Pavel reaffirms Ukraine support after US talks, Prague tram driver fired over assault incident, and more weekend headlines.
Czech Oscar dreams lurk in Nosferatu—where to see the other nominated films
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With no Best International Feature contender, Nosferatu keeps Czechia's Oscar dreams alive. Here's where to watch this and other nominated films in Prague.
Czech news in brief for February 28: Friday's top headlines
Vibrator mistaken for bomb at Prague airport, climbers clean St. Vitus Cathedral after 40 years, and Pastrňák ties Jágr's consecutive-goal record.
March 2025: Everything you need to know this month in Czechia
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Clocks going forward, spring break holidays, Shrove Tuesday and Ash Wednesday, and deadlines for Ukrainian refugees round out this month's to-do list.
Uncovering Warhol's Eastern European past—a landmark exhibit comes to Czechia
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A rare exhibition in Pardubice reveals the private anxieties, immigrant roots, and untold stories behind the pop art legend.
Czech news in brief for February 27: Thursday's top headlines
Czech PM backs Israel in anti-terrorism fight, EU funds at risk in hospital corruption case, and Senate approves domestic violence definition.
Spectaculare if you dare—a month of genre-defying music, art, and film comes to Prague
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From Nordic moods to British beats, a banging lineup of art, film, and electronic, ambient, and jazz performances heads to the capital next week.
Czechia’s dinner dilemma finds a Finnish fix with Yummy box meal kits
A new delivery box offering pre-measured ingredients and easy recipes aims to take the stress out of the daily dinner rush.
Czech news in brief for February 26: Wednesday's top headlines
Czech PM: Defense spending can rise 0.2 percent of GDP, seventeen now accused in Prague hospital corruption case, teacher shortage growing in Czechia.
Czechia ranks among top countries in EU for young adults: Here's why
A combination of factors have made Czechia a better country than the likes of Germany and Demark for young adults to live in.
Safety in Czechia: Officials outline what to watch for as new threats loom
Czech criminal law, established in 1961, remains largely unchanged, with the country lacking anti-terrorism legislation, security experts warn.
Who needs a highway stamp in Czechia? Everything you need to know
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Prices rose at the start of this year for highway stamps, but not every driver necessarily needs one.
Czech news in brief for February 25: Tuesday's top headlines
PM: Global order shifting, Europe must act, hospital chief dismissed amid corruption probe, and Prague Writers' Festival founder, poet Michael March, dies.
