News in brief for October 1: Top headlines for Czechia on Sunday
Maria Callas 100th anniversary tour to stop in Prague, State-run ČEPS acquires Net4Gas Holdings, and more weekend headlines.
The pandemic spurred global interest in gardening, finds Czech researcher
A comprehensive international study co-authored by Czech scientist Jan Vavra emphasizes the therapeutic role of gardening during crises.
Explore architectural gems across Czechia during this week-long festival
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Through October 5, the Czech Republic's Architecture Day Festival presents 450 free events including walks, bike rides, cruises, and more.
Czech millennials are struggling to get mortgages due to soaring rates
A recent survey conducted among Czech residents aged 25-34 revealed that obtaining a mortgage has become impossible for a large percentage.
News in brief for Sept. 30: Top headlines for Czechia on Saturday
Over 20,000 Czechia-based Slovaks vote in general election, university academics announce October strikes, and more headlines for Sept. 30, 2023.
Eighty-five years on, Czech Senate looks back on lessons from Munich Agreement
The pre-World War II agreement forced Czechoslovakia to cede the Sudetenland territories to Germany, setting the stage for further Nazi expansion.
Government to supply Czech charities with 2 million menstrual pads
Despite this gesture, womens'-rights activists say that Czechia's value-added tax for feminine hygiene products is far too high.
Free Czech 'election trains' will deliver Slovaks to the polls for Saturday's crucial vote
Over 1,000 people – mainly students – have registered for the free trains, which aim to boost democratic participation during Slovakia's general election.
Hosts Czechia defeated by England in 2023 European Baseball quarterfinal
A defeat by Great Britain means that the highest possible finish the Czechs can now attain is fifth position.
News in brief for Sept. 29: Top headlines for Czechia for Friday
Temperature records broken across Czechia after unseasonable warmth, Senate president hands out awards, and more news for Friday, Sept. 29.
Czechia confirms it will host its largest NATO event in over 20 years
The meeting, expected to take place in May 2024, will see heads of states come in their dozens to discuss European and global security policy.
Energy prices set to rise after state cancels subsidies: How much more will you pay?
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As part of the 2024 budget, the state has decided to remove the previously set price ceiling on electricity and gas, as well as remove other allowances.
US govt. blames pilot for 2021 helicopter crash that killed Czechia's ex-richest man
Petr Kellner and other associates died following a March 2021 helicopter crash in Alaska owing to poor pilot skills and a slow rescue response.
Czechia comes together to celebrate St. Wenceslas Day
A pilgrimage that began at the site of the martyr's death culminates in the capital today, where President Petr Pavel will attend a mass.
News in brief for Sept. 28: Top headlines for Czechia for Thursday
National pilgrimage starts as part of St. Wenceslas Day, Ministry of Defense confirms record budget, and more news for Thursday, Sept. 28.
Metro service between Můstek and Dejvická stations suspended this weekend
Replacement bus and tram services will be available during the disruption, which affects five stops near the center.
New report raises concerns about foreigners' access to abortion in Czechia
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Issued ahead of International Safe Abortion Day, the report found that a number of state hospitals were unclear about Czech abortion laws for foreigners.
