Czech news in brief for November 14: Tuesday's top headlines
Czech camera crew robbed at gunpoint in US, highest constitutional officials to discuss foreign policy at Prague Castle, and more for Nov. 14, 2023.
Capybara, capybara, capybara! World's favorite rodent returns to Prague Zoo
Achieving online fame for their gregarious lifestyle and water-loving ways, capybara fans will be thrilled to visit these 'water pigs' in Prague.
Czech health officials: Covid numbers climb but hospitalizations remain stable
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While cases are expected to climb in coming weeks, officials called the outlook "stable," and typical for fall.
Czech university heads denounce surge in anti-Semitic incidents
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More than 30 leaders from Czech universities and colleges have signed an open letter denouncing growing anti-Semitism on campuses.
Czechia is the 'sick man of Europe' says analysis in Germany's Die Welt
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The German publication warns of a growth trap, adding that Czechia is the only EU country not to have recovered from the pandemic slump.
New study predicts which jobs in Czechia will be most impacted by AI
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About a third of Czechs believe artificial intelligence will impact their jobs within five years, according to a new Charles University/Ipsos study.
Czech news in brief for November 13: Monday's top headlines
Health officials to address increased respiratory cases today, former NHL goalie and Nagano player Čechmánek dies, and more headline for Nov. 13, 2023.
The state wants to help Czechs slash grocery budgets with a new app
Similar initiatives in Greece and Austria reduced prices up to 18 percent by giving consumers real-time data on typical costs for staple items.
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Gourmet guide crowns South Moravia's tastiest restaurants and wineries
The guides have prove instrumental in attracting more "foodies from all over the country" to the region over their seven years, said tourism officials.
Former foreign minister who steered Czechia's Western integration dies at 85
Karel Schwarzenberg, who had been battling health issues, guided the nation's foreign policy amid its integration into NATO and the EU.
Czech news in brief for November 12: Sunday's top headlines
Regions of Czechia blanketed with snow, food-price app in the works for Czechia, and more top headlines for Nov. 12, 2023.
Prague's most notorious exchange office loses license at last
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A court has ruled in favor of the Czech National Bank, saying it is the bank's legal right to revoke the exchange office's license.
Ukraine seeks lessons from Czech nature reserve to revive war-destroyed lands
Milovice nature reserve, formerly occupied by Soviet troops, is offering Ukrainian conservationists a model for rewilding efforts in the aftermath of war.
Railway association unveils further plans for restoration of Prague's Výtoň Bridge
Intended to replace the early 20th-century bridge, the study addresses the current bridge's age-related issues and capacity limitations.
Autumn food drive begins in Czechia: Fight poverty in person or online
Fifteen percent of the Czech population is below the poverty line and has trouble covering all life needs; food banks are experiencing enormous demand.
Czech news in brief for November 11: Saturday's top headlines
Retired Czech tennis icon Ivan Lendl ends role as player Andy Murray's coach, Czechia honors Veterans Day, and more top headlines for Nov. 11, 2023.
Czech true-crime chronicles #1: Lost suitcase reveals grisly puzzle in 1930s Czechoslovakia
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A soldier, a prostitute, and body parts in abandoned suitcases: we look at one of the most infamous and unsolved murder cases in Czech criminal history.
