Czech news in brief for October 6: Sunday's top headlines
New Jersey defeats Buffalo again in second NHL game in Prague, Pro-Palestine protest in Prague urges policy shift, and more weekend headlines.
Northern lights may again be visible over the Czech Republic this weekend
Due to recent solar eruptions, an aurora borealis may be visible over Czechia this weekend with potential sightings amid changing weather conditions.
Celebrate Prague’s Indonesian community through culture and cuisine
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Indonesian Week in Prague runs through Oct. 7, featuring traditional cuisine, performances, and engaging community events.
Czech news in brief for October 5: Saturday's top headlines
New Jersey wins NHL season opener in Prague, Belgium to send aid to flood-hit Czechia, and more weekend headlines.
Famous Ukrainian croissant shop visited by Angelina Jolie has opened in Prague
Prague’s Ukrainian diaspora will find a piece of familiarity in the beloved croissant shop that became a symbol of stability during the Russian invasion.
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.
VISUALIZED: Is the Czech population growing or shrinking?
With more emigration than immigration and deaths outnumbering births, this infographic explains the factors behind Czechia's population decline.
Czech news in brief for October 4: Friday's top headlines
Parliament continues debate on key pension reform, Covid-19 and flu cases on the rise in Czechia, and Bob Dylan kicks off three nights in Prague.
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.
Former top FBI negotiator Chris Voss to headline leadership conference in Prague
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Voss, who led FBI teams specializing in international negotiations with kidnappers and terrorists, will speak at the Prague Castle event Oct. 8.
Prague ranks among worst European capitals for traffic safety
Over 1 million cars in the capital, paired with poor road markings and insufficient bus lanes, can make Prague feel like a dangerous place, people say.
How a street party became a landmark event for Latin Americans in Prague
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This weekend brings a slice of Latin America to Americká and Záhrebská streets, complete with mariachi, piñata, and the call of El Grito.
EXPLAINED: How Czechia's pension reform may affect you
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The labor minister has promised the public that people will not need to work after the age of 67, but the opposition has strongly criticized current plans.
Czechia's new defense strategy calls for strengthening of NATO's eastern flank
At the same time, Ukraine's ambassador to the Czech Republic is calling for more stringent sanctions against Russia reflecting security concerns.
Czech news in brief for October 3: Thursday's top headlines
Czechia reports lowest unemployment in EU, Czech education reforms to limit school deferrals, and South Moravia seeks weakest grape harvest in decade.
How much will it cost to keep warm in Czechia this winter?
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As temperatures drop, you may ask yourself how much keeping warm and cozy will cost in Czechia for the next half-year: we have the answers.
Designblok 2024: Prague’s premiere design and fashion festival begins today
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Over 200 artists, studios, and brands will take part in the annual event, which will focus on the theme of youth and see an old museum reopen.
