Czech news in brief for June 5: Wednesday's top headlines
Voter cards still available for the EU elections, income inequality decreased in Czechia in past decade, and Czechia to end Russian oil dependency in 2024.
Foreigners driven to Prague by work, study, and urban environment
According to a new report, if it were not for foreigners, the population of Prague would have declined in the last eight years.
Czechia to give foreigners from three more countries access to labor market
The govt. is expected to approve the change this week; three countries have been added to the original proposal which should take effect in July.
Czech news in brief for June 4: Tuesday's top headlines
Prague protesters demand higher pay for educators, Czech president to attend Normandy landings ceremony, and Springsteen reschedules Prague show.
On Kafka's death anniversary a new exhibit opens in Prague's largest synagogue
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Visions of Kafka’s Shadow features photographs and paintings by 11 artists accompanied by excerpts from Kafka’s literary works.
Flooding, falling trees, and lightning cause chaos in Czechia – further storms expected
The southwest of the country was worst affected with adverse weather leading to emergency response; see where further storms will hit on Monday afternoon.
Czech news in brief for June 3: Monday's top headlines
Weekend lightning injures 18 as storms plague Czechia, speaker considers lower house drug case closed, and hockey championships bolster retail sales.
Ahoj, Monday! 5 things you need to know this week in Czechia
A quick guide to start the week ahead with news and tips for Prague and Czech Republic.
Czech dance festival Tanec Praha kicks off diverse 2024 program
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Prague's biggest dance festival will take over several venues in the Czech capital and 20 other cities across the country from June 2 through June 27.
Czech students complete card game recovered from WWII Terezín ghetto
Černý Petr (Black Peter), an incomplete card game created by an unknown author at the WWII ghetto, has been finished following a competition.
Czech news in brief for June 2: Sunday's top headlines
Rivers near Pilsen reach elevated flood levels, Fake Babiš videos circulating on social media, and more headlines.
Czech choreographer not headed into space as moon mission is grounded
Yemi A.D. was slated to be just the second Czech to launch into orbit, but Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa has canceled his planned dearMoon mission.
Prague City Hall's paternoster elevator reopens as a guided tourist attraction
The popular attraction, which was closed down last year due to safety concerns, can now be ridden by the public as part of a guided tour.
Czech news in brief for June 1: Saturday's top headlines
Czech Foreign Minister advocates for Ukraine's NATO entry, Vondroušová makes French Open sweet sixteen, and more Saturday headlines.
From working to voting: What are the legal age minimums for life in Czechia?
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International Children's Day on June 1 is an occasion to take a look at how legal ages vary in Czechia and around the world.
Discover prime mushroom-picking spots across Czechia with a new map
The Czech Hydrometeorological Institute's map highlights the probability of mushroom growth based on aspects such as rain, saturation, and history.
Sparta gets green light for new stadium on site of Prague's dilapidated Strahov
The country's most-decorated football club wants to have a higher capacity of spectators, but its current stadium is in no state to be modernized.
