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06/29/2026
Foreign Minister Petr Macinka (Motorists) has added President Petr Pavel and his entourage to the Czech delegation for the NATO summit in Ankara. Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO), who will lead the Czech delegation, told reporters after the government meeting on Monday.
According to Babiš, however, the president could show goodwill by choosing not to attend this year's summit despite a ruling by the Constitutional Court allowing his participation. He suggested that Pavel could instead attend next year's summit.
Pavel has argued that the government's approach to the head of state's participation in the summit is contrary to the Constitutional Court's ruling and stated he would not follow PM's suggestion.
The government also approved the use of an aircraft for the president's trip today. The prime minister and the rest of the delegation will travel separately.
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06/29/2026
Meteorologists confirmed on Monday that the new absolute temperature record for the Czech Republic is Sunday’s 41.9°C in Doksany in the Litoměřice region. In addition, nine out of the ten highest temperatures recorded in the Czech Republic in the history of measurements are from the past weekend, the Czech Hydrometeorological Institute (ČHMÚ) announced in a press release.
The only temperature in the top ten that is not from last Saturday and Sunday is the previous nationwide record of 40.4°C, measured on 20 August 2012 in Dobřichovice near Prague.
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06/29/2026
According to data from the Supreme Public Prosecutor’s Office (NSZ), crime in the Czech Republic remained roughly at the same level last year as in 2024. However, cases involving high levels of aggression, especially among children, are increasing.
So-called “experience-driven violence” is also beginning to appear regularly — this refers to violent behaviour among children and adolescents motivated mainly by the desire to experience something, test boundaries, or gain an adrenaline rush.
In the Czech Republic, 186,858 new criminal proceedings were initiated last year, which authorities had to address and in which prosecutors supervised compliance with legal procedures. The year before, there were 189,912 such cases.
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06/29/2026
Czechs are showing the greatest interest this year in buying apartments in Italy, while last year Spain was the most popular destination. Year-on-year, demand for Italian apartments among Czechs rose by 18% between March and May, while interest in Spanish housing fell by 7%. This follows from an analysis by the real estate platform Sreality.cz.
In addition to Italy and Spain, Czechs also frequently buy apartments in Croatia and Austria. The interest in foreign properties may be driven by more attractive locations, but also by lower purchase prices compared to the Czech Republic.
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06/29/2026
The new Archbishop of Prague, Stanislav Přibyl, today received the pallium from Pope Leo XIV at the Vatican. The pallium is a ceremonial liturgical vestment worn by senior Church leaders and symbolizes an archbishop's pastoral authority and service to the faithful.
The presentation took place during Mass in St. Peter's Basilica as part of the feast celebrating Saint Peter and Saint Paul. It is a long-standing tradition for the Pope to bless pallia on this feast day for metropolitan archbishops appointed during the previous year. This year, the Pope blessed pallia for 35 metropolitan archbishops from around the world.
Archbishop Přibyl is now the second current pallium bearer in the Czech Republic. The other is Josef Nuzík, who received the pallium in 2024 from the late Pope Francis.
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06/29/2026
Partly cloudy to cloudy, becoming mostly cloudy at times, with isolated showers. Daytime highs will range from 27°C to 32°C, with temperatures around 25°C in parts of western and northwestern Bohemia.
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06/29/2026
Increasing teachers' salaries to 130% of the average wage in the Czech Republic would require boosting next year's education budget by CZK 35 billion, Daniel Münich of the IDEA think tank at CERGE-EI stated today.
According to Münich, bringing the education budget up to the average level of spending among member countries of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) would require an additional CZK 40–50 billion. This year, the Ministry of Education is operating with an approved budget of CZK 284 billion. However, according to experts, next year's education budget should be at least CZK 334 billion. This amount corresponds to the share of gross domestic product that OECD countries spend on education on average.
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06/29/2026
The Czech government is due to announce the final composition of the country's delegation to this week's NATO summit in Ankara on Monday, following weeks of dispute over President Petr Pavel's participation.
In an interim order issued last week, the Constitutional Court instructed the government to include the president in the delegation after it had originally approved a list that excluded him. However, Foreign Minister Petr Macinka insists the court did not overturn the government's decision naming Prime Minister Andrej Babiš to lead the delegation. On Sunday, Macinka only indirectly confirmed that President Pavel had been accredited in line with the court's order.
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06/29/2026
Sunday night was probably the hottest of the current heatwave in Czechia, the Czech Hydrometeorological Institute said on Monday.
Temperatures remained above 25 degrees Celsius at 12 weather stations, while nearly half of all stations recorded a tropical night, with temperatures staying above 20 degrees. The institute said the number of tropical nights has increased steadily over the past three days.
Monday is expected to bring another hot day, with highs of up to 39 degrees Celsius in Moravia and Silesia. Cooler weather is forecast later this week, with daytime temperatures dropping to around 25 degrees.
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06/29/2026
Wimbledon gets under way on Monday with 14 Czech players in the main draw, including recent grass-court title winners Linda Nosková, Karolína Muchová and Marie Bouzková. Czechia has six seeded players, led by ninth seed Nosková, 10th seed Muchová and 13th seed Jiří Lehečka.
Nosková, Muchová and Bouzková all arrive in London in winning form after claiming warm-up titles in Berlin, Bad Homburg and Nottingham respectively. They are joined by defending champion Barbora Krejčíková, who returns to Wimbledon after missing much of the season through injury.
Tomáš Macháč misses the tournament because of injury, while 2023 Wimbledon champion Markéta Vondroušová is serving a four-year ban after failing to provide a doping-control sample last year.
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