Prague healthcare professional charged with 11 rapes, more victims expected
The man, who provided services in both Prague and Brno, was remanded into custody following the charges, according to a police spokesperson.
Prague court: Exploited women can keep money earned from prostitution
The case marks a significant victory for victims of human trafficking, highlighting that illegal exploitation doesn't negate one's right to restitution.
Brutal attack in the Czech city of Pilsen leaves young female doctor dead
The West Bohemian city is grappling with the horrific nature of a weekend crime spree which involved a brutal murder and sexual assault.
Czech gang sentenced for exploiting migrants for slave labor in UK
A British court has sentenced three Czech nationals to a total of 26 years in prison for human trafficking.
Prague police detain student threatening to shoot up school class
The 18-year-old student allegedly threatened to carry out a shooting at his school in the Prague 8 district.
Prague police clash with Dutch fans trying to force entry into stadium
Dozens of Ajax Amsterdam fans tried to force their way into the stadium without tickets ahead of Thursday's Europa League match against Slavia.
Czech workers hired as 'slaves' in McDonald's branches and bakeries in UK
An exposé from BBC News found that 16 people from Czechia were trafficked to the UK and had their lives controlled by a criminal gang.
Weekend attack in Prague leaves tourist dead after being struck by a bottle
Police launched a swift search for the suspect, who was detained and faces 16 years in prison.
Doctor's role in Charles University shooter's license under investigation
The doctor, who practices Chinese medicine and acupuncture, is under scrutiny to determine if she was authorized to issue the medical report for David K.
Report: Czechia has highest number of meth labs in Europe
Methamphetamine, along with marijuana, remains the most frequently used drug in Czechia, and authorities note a recent influx of cheap variants.
Czech security service covers up discovery of cocaine in parliament toilets
Security officials say they did not take the case higher because nobody's health was in immediate danger and traces of the drug were negligible.
Czech true-crime chronicles: Alleged blood sacrifice spotlights 1900s anti-Semitism in Czech lands
A Jewish vagrant, a Czech seamstress, and anti-Semitic hysteria: the Czech 'Dreyfus affair' is still making waves 125 years after its flawed finale.
Petition demands investigation into sex abuse in Czech Catholic Church
The victim-led petition also calls for the resignation of Prague Archbishop Jan Graubner who it alleges covered sexual abuse by a priest.
Radio Wave's new English-language podcast chronicles survivor stories from Norway's mass attacks
Lukáš Houdek offers profound insight into Norway's worst-ever killing, weaving a poignant narrative through eyewitness stories and exploring the aftermath.
Czech police to give briefing on shooting as govt. gears up for gun law debate
Police are set to brief the public on the most tragic shooting incident in Czech history next week; a round table on gun legislation is also planned.
Dec. 23 named as day of national mourning after deadly Prague shooting
Czechia's president and senior ministers paid tribute to the deceased victims, urging national unity and strength while praising Prague's rescue services.
Shooting in Prague's Jan Palach Square leaves 15 people dead, dozens injured
The nation observed a day of mourning on Dec. 23.