Ice skating rinks opening in Prague for the 2019/20 season
Public and private ice rinks will be available in many Prague districts throughout the winter
Facebook buys Czech video game studio behind VR hit Beat Saber
Beat Games joins Oculus Rift among the VR studios now owned by the global tech giant
Bohemian Foodgasm discovers a divine risotto at Prague's new Dejvická 34
Former La Finestra in Cucina chef Tomáš Černý has joined the booming Prague 6 restaurant scene
Former top Czechoslovak Communist officials prosecuted over pre-1989 border shootings
A prosecution has been launched of pre-1989 top Communist officials on suspicion of abuse of power over shootings and violence at the border
Czech beermaker Gambrinus will discontinue plastic bottles as of January 2020
The company says its aim is to reduce unnecessary plastic waste and restore traditional beer culture to the Czech Republic
Chinese espionage is growing in the Czech Republic, says the Czech Security Information Service
Chinese espionage activity was growing in the Czech Republic last year, says the BIS
MittelCinemaFest showcases new Italian films in Prague starting this week
Recent Italian dramas and comedies plus a concert are at a festival in Prague's Lucerna cinema
Russia protests proposed memorial to Russian Liberation Army in Prague
The Russian embassy in Prague today protested against the plan to build a monument to the Vlasov army in Prague's southwestern Řeporyje District
The five most-visited museums in Prague revealed
The Eurostat culture report has named the most visited museums for each of the member state countries
Czech author Milan Kundera's wife regrets emigrating from Czechoslovakia
Emigration is the worst blunder one can make in life, but a return home after the 1989 revolution was impossible for practical reasons says Vera Kunderova
Czech researcher used AI to find Shakespeare only wrote half of Henry VIII
A machine learning algorithm used by a Czech researcher confirmed that two authors wrote Shakespeare's Henry VIII
People can get tested for HIV, hepatitis for free in Prague during European HIV Testing Week
New HIV cases in the Czech Republic have increased by 128 percent in over the past eight years
Prague gas station accused of plagiarism, forced to post embarrassing signs
The owners of a Prague filling station have been accused of stealing the brand image of Slovak firm GAS
Prague’s soured alliance with Beijing emblematic of Czech-Chinese relations, writes The New York Times
The Czech Republic is one of the smaller nations that Beijing has most aggressively courted, writes The New York Times.
Single women currently dominate the Prague housing market
An increasing number of women are buying apartments in the Czech capital, according to new data
The 10 best things to do in Prague this week: November 25–December 1
This week eat food inspired by a famous book, shop for Christmas beer or secondhand gifts, and catch a Czech magician in English
Václav Havel voted best post-communist president by majority of Czechs in new poll
Havel received a positive assessment when it came to the use of powers and interest in people's problems, and a negative assessment for the way he appeared publicly and the way he solved political disputes