Jakub Ferenčík

Over 700,000 people have already visited the Czech pavilion at the EXPO World Exhibition in Japan, which houses a Czech restaurant with a fresh take on tartare.

The Cyril and Methodius Chapel at Radhošť united the Beskydy Society with an American family. Those who take care of the chapel received an email with a remarkable story.

When you walk around Prague, you will notice that there is a lot of construction. So, what is the city doing to make Prague a better experience for its residents? 

Asylum and migration rules are to tighten after the Senate approved changes. Based on the EU’s migration pact, the bill now awaits the president’s signature.

The Hrádek u Nechanic Castle, a national cultural monument, is often referred to as a piece of England in eastern Bohemia. 

The 36th annual Czech Open Chess and Games Festival is well underway and will run until August 3. Around four thousand players from almost all over the world are attending.

The new SPYDER air defense system promises longer range, missiles targeting multiple objectives, and a technological leap for the Czech army. 

Lemurs that survive only in Madagascar, snakes that hunt with and solitary Indian rhinos. These are just some of the rare species visitors can see at the Pilsen Zoo. 

Foreigners make up approximately 25% of Prague’s population, and that number is expected to increase. But is the city building fast enough to meet demand?

Czechia and the US are discussing Czech liaison officers on US bases, with the US Department of Defense issuing a directive the Czech side plans to follow.