Czech news in brief for January 8: Monday's top headlines
Czech gas consumption hits lowest level since 1994, Interest rates on Czech savings accounts expected to decline, and more Monday headlines.
Gas consumption in the Czech Republic reaches lowest level since 1994
The country's role as a corridor for gas transit has also largely disappeared due to the halt of gas supplies from Russia into Europe.
Iconic clock sculpture returns to Prague's Florenc metro station
Though the original 40-year-old structure had degraded beyond repair, an exact replace produced by the city has now returned to Prague 8.
Jaromír Jágr's hockey team cuts player from Russia's KHL after fan backlash
Slovak goalie Július Hudáček, who played this past season in Russia's KHL, lasted just two days with the Kladno Knights.
Czech news in brief for January 7: Sunday's top headlines
Water levels continue to recede across Czechia, hockey stars Pastrňák and Hertl make NHL All-Star team, and more weekend headlines.
Flights diverted from Prague Airport due to dense fog, lightning strike
Multiple issues at Prague Airport this weekend have resulted in the cancellation and rerouting of flights headed to the Czech capital.
Bird Watch 2024: Czech avian experts seek public help this weekend
Residents who have an hour to spare are encouraged to participate in the annual Bird Watch event that charts the Czech Republic's avian populations.
Czech ice hockey team takes bronze at 2024 Junior World Cup
The Czech Republic's national under-20 team defeated Finland 8-5 to claim the bronze medal at this year's IIHF World Junior Championship.
Czech news in brief for January 6: Saturday's top headlines
River levels remain high in parts of Czechia, Three Kings charity drive gets underway, and an update on injured people after Prague shooting.
Bowler hat and briefcase ready: Monty Python's Silly Walk strides back onto Prague streets
Expats.cz spoke to Tashi Erml, co-organizer of the first Prague Silly Walk in a decade, to hear his secrets for perfecting your Cleesian amble.
Hundreds honor Charles University shooting victims with human chain in Prague
A memorial procession walked from the center of Prague to Jan Palach Square, joined by the dean of Charles University, in a show of unity amid the tragedy.
Czech news in brief for January 5: Friday's top headlines
Czech firefighters arrive in flood-ravaged France, Czechia to commemorate 20 years of EU membership, and more top headlines for Friday, Jan. 5, 2024.
VIDEO: AI gives classic Czech film 'Pelíšky' the Wes Anderson treatment
A new YouTube clip – 'What if Cosy Dens were directed by Wes Anderson?' – reimagines a Czech classic through the eyes of the American iconic director.
The 10 best things to do in Prague this weekend: Jan. 5–7, 2024
This weekend, see Three Kings camels and silly walkers parade through Prague, indulge in a Bloody Mary or two, and swing dance into the new year.
EXPLAINED: Why Czech PM is saying 'not yet' to euro adoption
In a program statement, Fiala definitively ruled out talks about adopting the single currency until late 2025 – he says the country is not prepared yet.
Czech news in brief for January 4: Thursday's top headlines
Prague police prevent self immolation at Russian embassy, a snowy weekend forecast for Czechia, and rape trial of prominent Czech doctor begins today.
Czechoslovak spy worked as lead editor for BBC World Service
A member of the Czechoslovak communist secret service hired Terézia Javorská in the mid-1980s – she then relayed sensitive information to Czechoslovakia.