Czech government approves ratification of the Istanbul Convention
The move marks a significant step toward the ratification of the Istanbul Convention on the prevention of violence against women.
Impressive growth in Czech housing construction: Second highest number of new flats since 2000
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The largest share of new flats was in Central Bohemia, while the Karlovy Vary region had the worst performance.
Prague police ask for public's help in identifiying Letná park rape suspect
Newly released footage shows a man suspected of raping a young woman in the early hours of June 17.
Most modern psychiatric facility in Central Europe opens near Prague
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At the opening ceremony, Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala spoke about the need to improve Czechia's mental health services.
New National Museum exhibit sheds light on the shadowy 1950s
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Objects from the museum's archives inform people about the impact of the show trials and Communist crimes on society as a whole.
News in brief for June 21: New poll – Czechs' support of civil partnerships and gay marriage jumps since 2019
Government to discuss energy amendement, Czech players warm up for Wimbledon, Prague swimming area rash outbreak and more.
President Pavel urges the West not to fear Russian threats
Speaking at a large security conference, Prime Minister Petr Fiala and other senior politicians also shared their views on the war in Ukraine.
Hollywood icon Wright to receive award, screen The Princess Bride at Karlovy Vary
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Newly announced guests also include Swiss actor Vincent Perez and independent film producer Christine Vachon.
Czechia is experiencing a surge in skilled foreign workforce
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A relative rise in wages paired with the opening of many multinational branches and new businesses beckons foreigners.
Lobeč Steam-Powered Brewery wins European Heritage Award
The Czech village brewery, whose history goes back to the 1500s, fell into ruins at the end of the 20th century.
English-friendly TEDx talks to push boundaries this summer in Prague
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The sixth Prague edition will focus on 'nonsense' meant to make people ask questions.
Prague extends substantial transport discount for low-income passengers and refugees
The 70-percent discount passes have been prolonged due to the high number of people in financial need.
Historian highlights shift in Czech mindset on World Refugee Day
Historian Michal Frankl from the Masaryk Institute spoke about refugee waves in Czech history.
News in brief for June 20: Thunderstorm and high-temperature warning issued across Czechia
The top headlines for the Czech Republic on Tuesday, June 20, 2023, updated throughout the day to keep you up to speed.
New Zealand rugby team honors 30 years of Czech-Kiwi diplomacy with haka dance at Prague Castle
The New Zealand Ambassador's team will compete against the Czech rugby team on Wednesday in Prague.
Czech government's new campaign aims to improve communication with public
Called 'Czechia informs,' the new web page will display information regarding updated laws and offer advice to citizens.
Prague’s biggest music and arts festival takes place this week
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New relaxation zones, more culinary options, a simpler cashless system, and an expanded side program are a few of this year's changes.
