Czech court abolishes mandatory surgery requirement for legal gender change
In a landmark decision, the Constitutional Court ruled that mandating surgery and sterilization for official gender changes violates human dignity.
Czech news in brief for May 7: Tuesday's top headlines
Czech court to rule on gender-change surgery today, decision on Anděl metro sculpture postponed, and Czech priest apprehend with weapons at Vatican.
Major PID Lítačka upgrade makes it easier to plan journeys in Prague
The app update sees walking, cycling (as well as shared bikes), driving, carsharing, and many more features incorporated into its new search function.
PHOTO GALLERY: Interactive Prague Uprising monument planned for Bubeneč square
Featuring a trumpter with a golden talking head and a walkable green roof, the monument is designed to embody freedom of expression and democracy.
Nazi flag waved at Pilsen Liberation Festival sparks outcry
Police have identified two people behind the offence, which took place during a military convoy that celebrated Czechia's freedom from Nazi occupiers.
Police find lifeless body on Vltava believed to be missing Brit
A British holidaymaker jumped off a party boat over a week ago and had not been seen since.
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 news in brief for May 6: Monday's top headlines
Czech ambassador recalled from Putin's inauguration, Czech trade unions to protest in Prague on May 21, and more Monday headlines.
Famed primatologist Jane Goodall to visit Prague, baptize baby gorilla
Later this week, renowned primatologist and conservationist Jane Goodall will visit Prague Zoo to baptize the zoo's baby gorilla and deliver a lecture
Next stop 'Love': Prague tram station gets a romantic spring rebrand
Throughout the month of May, Prague's Palackého náměstí tram stop has been rebranded as Zamilovaná, with passengers encouraged to send messages of love.
Czech news in brief for May 5: Sunday's top headlines
Prague International Marathon kicks off, Czech Radio honors anniversary of Prague Uprising, and more Sunday headlines.
The enchanting world of Tim Burton returns to Prague through September
An extensive exhibition featuring more than 600 works from the acclaimed filmmaker is now on display at Prague's Municipal House through the end of summer.
Czech life expectancy passes pre-Covid levels, hits 80 years for first time
Following a notable decline in 2020 and 2021, life expectancy in the Czech Republic has surpassed 2019 levels to reach 80 years for the very first time.
Czech news in brief for May 4: Saturday's top headlines
Descendants of US WWII veterans speak in Pilsen, US and NATO condemn Russian cyber attacks in Czechia, and more Saturday headlines.
EXPLAINED: What Czechia's new bill on regulating cannabinoids sales means
The Czech lower house today passed a law that could see substances such as kratom, HHC, and low-THC cannabis sold in a regulated manner.
NATO, EU pledge support to Czechia after proof of Russian cyberattacks
Czechia's cybersecurity agency says there are definite links with recent attacks on state institutions and Russian organized hacking groups.
Artist under fire for nude, soil-throwing performance in front of children
The Academy of Fine Arts, where the event took place, says that nudity is a part of art – however, many believe no kids should have been present.