Brno's uptick in foreign residents drives increasingly diverse population
Nearly 65,000 internationals are registered for permanent or temporary residence within Brno, representing almost 150 countries worldwide.
Czech news in brief for March 14: Thursday's top headlines
Filipino president begins visit to Prague today, Russia to prosecute Czech leaders for monument removal, and Tabor to mark 600 years since Zizka's death.
Czech Walking 2024 combines healthier lifestyles with picturesque scenery
The free-to-join event, with several walks near Prague, also offers participants free blood sugar and pressure checks, as well prizes.
Czech news in brief for March 13: Wednesday's top headlines
Czech coalition to convene over Babiš email leak, Russian implicated in Vrbětice explosions dies, and Czech lawmakers propose alcohol regulation.
EXPLAINED: How to apply for primary school in Czechia
The application period for securing your child's spot at a Czech primary school is just around the corner; here's an overview of what you need to know.
Easter markets to spring up across Prague starting this weekend
Several Easter markets open in Prague Saturday, complete with traditional Easter decorations, foods, and specially themed workshops.
25 years strong: Czech Republic reflects on NATO membership and the path ahead
Today, Czechia commemorates the anniversary of its NATO ascension on March 12, 1999 with a speech by ex-U.S. president Bill Clinton and a military flyover.
Czech news in brief for March 12: Tuesday's top headlines
Czech president to award Clinton state honors, inflation slowed to 2 percent in February, and Car-train collision causes Prague commute delays.
How many Oscars can Czechs claim? The answer may surprise you
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This weekend was big for film lovers; see which films Czechia awarded its top prize and read a comprehensive list of 'Czech' Oscar wins through the years.
Fighter jets over Charles Bridge to mark Czech NATO anniversary
The event observes the 25-year-anniversary of Czechia joining NATO – ex-U.S. President Bill Clinton is also in the capital to mark the event.
Ahoj, Monday! 5 tips for the week ahead in Czechia
A quick guide to start the week ahead with news and tips for Prague and the Czech Republic.
Czech news in brief for March 11: Monday's top headlines
ANO maintains wide lead in opinion polls, findings from shooting investigation ready in May, and more Monday headlines.
Czech news in brief for March 10: Sunday's top headlines
Czech photographer makes NASA's photo of the day, Czech hospitals want to increase fee for visits, and more Sunday headlines.
Prague to declutter streets from confusing and redundant traffic signs
The city's Institute for Planning and Development is creating a new manual for placing traffic signs to reduce unnecessary visual smog.
Czech news in brief for March 9: Saturday's top headlines
Czech president disappointed in US candidates, Czech jobs data shows stable unemployment, and Prague sees partial metro closure this weekend.
'Endless gender stereotypes': Expat women weigh in on living in Czechia
On International Women's Day our readers reveal their feelings about being international women in Czechia. Do you agree?
Czech news in brief for March 8: Friday's top headlines
Czechia sources funds for 800,000 rounds of ammo for Ukraine, traditional gender roles prevail in Czechia, and lawmakers debate amalgam ban.
