Czech news in brief for April 4: Friday's top headlines
Ukraine war outcome will reflect West's strength, Czech exporters warn of layoffs due to tariffs, and dozens compete for best Pilsner pour today.
This week in Czechia: The national reckoning with sexual violence deepens
Protestors asked 'How many times will this happen?' as Czechia faced backlash over a lenient sentence for years of rape and abuse of a minor.
Czech news in brief for April 3: Thursday's top headlines
Trump tariffs to hit Czechia hard, hundreds protest low sentences for sex offenders, and massive spider sculpture crawls into Prague.
Czechia’s benzene disaster explained: What happened and what’s next
Czechia has declared a state of emergency after a train derailed, causing the world's largest benzene contamination.
Czech news in brief for April 2: Wednesday's top headlines
RFE/RL begins unpaid leave for Prague staff, Chinese car giant launches EMVs in Czechia, and severe frosts to hit the country this weekend.
President Pavel signs military incentive law, offering recruits up to CZK 1 million
The increased benefits of military service intend to attract mid-level professionals in electrical engineering and IT, says the defense ministry.
The EU's new AI law comes into force: What does it mean for Czechia?
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Large companies will now face high financial penalties for misusing AI, but some experts warn that the EU is hindering innovation and investment.
Prague's newest tram route? A fictional ride down storied Golden Lane
The Czech capital's transit authority shows off its sense of humor on April 1 with plans for its newest tram line.
From today, all doctors in Czechia can prescribe medicinal cannabis
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In a further step to liberalize marijuana legislation, patients will also receive a three-month supply of the medicine, rather than just one.
Czech news in brief for April 1: Tuesday's top headlines
Babiš defends Le Pen after conviction, Menšík stuns Djokovic to win Miami Open title, and experts say Czechia’s cannabis penalties are too harsh.
Prague may extend open-air music events in Prague past 10 p.m.
A draft bill aims to more effectively regulate noise from concerts and events around the city, dependent on specific venues.
Renters in Czechia face surging service costs and hidden fees from landlords
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Real estate experts urge landlords to list costs for rent and service fees separately, clearly stating which services tenants' deposits cover.
Czech news in brief for March 31: Monday's top headlines
Czechia to increase defense spending, Russia offers Czechs humanitarian visas, and Czechs participate in Zero-G parabolic flight.
New route from Prague to Vilnius takes off, but without lewdly-named planes
The airline was expected to apply decals bearing names chosen in an online competition this month, but has delayed the debut of Kunda.
Cellars under Prague's Old Town Hall to open to the public for the first time
Prague’s Old Town Hall will open new interactive exhibits in its underground spaces, focusing on the Golem, medieval history, and WWII resistance.
Czech charities launch Myanmar earthquake funds: Here's how you can help
Local NGOs including UNICEF, ADRA, and Diakonie CCE have launched fundraising campaigns to support relief efforts for victims of recent earthquakes.
Czech news in brief for March 30: Sunday's top headlines
Czechia sends aid to Myanmar via Red Cross, motocross racer dies in crash at Czech event, and more weekend headlines.
