Czech authorities successfully apprehend fugitive after 30 years on the run in the US
The 51-year-old, who has a US citizenship, falsely testified against two people in the 1990s, resulting in their incarceration.
Alimony, taxation, and pensions: Czech parliament to address key legislative proposals today
The first meeting after the summer recess will see the Chamber of Deputies address taxation of multinational companies' profits and parental allowance.
News in brief for Aug. 29: Top headlines for Czechia on Tuesday
Kundera's books travel from Paris to Brno, energy prices up 62 percent since 2021, and more headlines for Tuesday, Aug. 29.
Losing value: Difficult times may be ahead for the Czech crown
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The Czech crown weakened in recent months amid a deceleration in inflation and an end to central bank foreign-exchange interventions.
Footbridges on Výtoň railway bridge to close due to restoration work
The Railway Administration says that both footbridges will be out of operation at different times, meaning that one will always be accessible.
Excessive bureaucracy is costing Czechia: A new plan to cut red tape could help
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The Chamber of Commerce has put forward a plan detailing how to reduce the country's administrative burden and save billions of crowns.
Russian imperial policy poses major security threat to Czechia, warns PM
At the Czech ambassadors' meeting today, Prime Minister Fiala also cautioned against underestimating China.
Czechia prepares vaccines for potential new Covid-19 variants this autumn
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The vaccines, which will target new strains of the coronavirus, will not be actively promoted and advertised in Czechia.
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News in brief for Aug. 28: Top headlines for Czechia on Monday
Czechia wins two bronzes at World Athletics Championships, week starts with cool and rainy weather, and more headlines for Monday, Aug. 28.
News in brief for Aug. 27: Top headlines for Czechia on Sunday
Canoeist Fuksa claims first world title and secures Olympic berth, Czech First Lady to support vulnerable groups, and more weekend headlines.
News in brief for Aug. 26: Top headlines for Czechia on Saturday
Czechia fears effects of German recession, apple growers go bananas over prices, and more headlines for Saturday, Aug. 26.
WEEKLY QUIZ: How much do you know about Czech dissidents?
Test your knowledge of landmark events and people who played a vital role in toppling communism in Czechoslovakia.
Czechia braces for heavy storms and cooler temperatures over the weekend
Meteorologists have warned people about outdoor activities in the coming days, which will bring strong storms and hail showers.
Prague 2 gets new queer street art exhibition promoting inclusion
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This is one of several projects of the Prague! organization, which aims to change public perceptions through street art.
New Czech law will likely not punish parents who spank their kids
This week, Labor Minister Marian Jurečka stressed the importance of discerning between excessive violence and reasonable disciplinary action.
Low-income families in Czechia eligible for back-to-school subsidies, govt. says
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School supplies, lunches, and excursions will be part- or fully-subsidized for children of families with low incomes.
News in brief for Aug. 25: Top headlines for Czechia on Friday
German festival will celebrate Czech culture, Sparta Praha loses to Dinamo Zagreb, and more headlines for Friday, Aug. 25.
