Give to Ukraine now: Donate 500 CZK to People in Need
We're teaming up with the Czech charity leading efforts to provide humanitarian aid to those impacted by the Russian war on Ukraine.
Czech Republic on the verge of its capacity to handle more refugees
Czechia is equipped to take in the number of refugees that corresponds with 2 percent of the population, or over 200,000 people.
The Russian community reaches out to help Ukrainian refugees in Prague
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The Russian community in Prague who oppose the disagree with the war are helping Ukrainian refugees with by transporting aid, donating supplies and more.
Czech daily news roundup: March 17, 2022
Czech PM's Ukraine visit makes international headlines, govt. could pay those who offer refugees shelter, and Jagr's NHL record surpassed.
One World festival brings timely documentaries to 25 Czech cities
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The festival was planned before Russia’s invasion of Ukraine but has many films addressing the fragility of freedom.
The first Covid lockdown in Czechia started two years ago today
The pandemic is not over yet, but complete lockdowns to slow the spread of the virus are unlikely to occur again.
Czech daily news roundup: Wednesday, March 16, 2022
Fiala underlines unity with Kyiv visit, price chaos resulting from Ukraine war goes on, Zeman approves 2022 state budget.
Czechia joined NATO 23 years ago – what does membership mean?
The Czech Republic joined NATO in March 1999 as part of the defense alliance’s initial advance eastward after the Cold War.
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How well do you know Prague? New app showcases architectural history
An online map developed for city planners has been made available to the public, and it is filled with historical details.
Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala makes daring visit to Ukraine
Government plans stricter refugee redistribution, Fiala talks to U.S. Vice President Harris, interest in joining the active reserves increases.
Prague pubs will celebrate St. Patrick’s Day for the first time after two years
Live music, special menus, and of course Guinness beer will be abundant in the days leading up to and beyond March 17.
Ukraine crisis in Czechia: What's happening now (March 27)
A daily dispatch on how the war in Ukraine is impacting life in the Czech Republic.
When it comes to culture, Prague outranks London and Vienna
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The Czech capital has been named Europe’s most cultural city, so what’s the reason for its international significance?
Prague won’t increase public transport fares, despite higher fuel costs
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Fuel prices have risen significantly since the war began in Ukraine and are not expected to return to their previous levels soon.
Czechia lifts Covid travel restrictions for all EU arrivals
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A regularly updated article with all the latest developments related to the Covid-19 pandemic in the Czech Republic.
Czech daily news roundup: Monday, March 14, 2022
Zelensky speaks with Czech PM, Babiš reveals more about mystery health issues, Žatec brewery ends production and dismisses staff.
Czech lunch prices are rising, and fewer people are eating out
The average price of a lunch in a Prague restaurant rose by 15 crowns over the past year, and fewer employees are dining out for a midday meal.
