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• Czech Please: You can eat as well in Prague as in major world cities

  The writer behind the Czech Please social media accounts has been reviewing restaurants in Prague for over a decade and a half, building up a dedicated following.

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• Prague draws red line in growing foreign policy discord with former sister state

  Mounting differences over foreign policy and the war in Ukraine have soured Czech-Slovak relations and have led to Prague suspending planned talks with the Fico cabinet.

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• Czech minister first foreign official to visit Israel in wake of attacks

  Czech Foreign Minister Jan Lipavský assured Israel's President Yitzhak Herzog and Foreign Minister Eli Cohen of Czechia’s full support for Israel during this conflict.

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• New deposit return system on drinks bottles faces opposition from local councils

  Czechia will be introducing a deposit return system on plastic bottles and cans from 2025. But not everyone likes the idea.

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• Ministry pokes fun at “Kremlin fairy tales” in social media campaign

  Prague has been hitting back at propaganda launched after Czechia refused a Russian “summons” to the UN Security Council with the online campaign “Pro-Kremlin Fairy Tales”.

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• 200-year-old Czech glassworks saved from closure

  A new buyer has helped to save a 200-year-old Czech glassworks from closure. The craft has been handed down from generation to generation since medieval times.  

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• Karolína Muchová misses title, but cracks the Top 10 ranking

  Czechia’s Karolína Muchová lost to Coco Gauff in the Western & Southern Open yesterday in Cincinnati. Despite the loss, Muchová managed to crack the Top 10 ranking.

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• Groundbreaking Czech Roma leader Karel Holomek dies at 86

  One of Czechia’s top Roma leaders, Karel Holomek, has died at 86. An activist, politician and journalist, he was involved in the foundation of the Museum of Romani Culture.

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• Zlín: modernist architecture, bustling industry and big personalities

  In a country famed for its well-preserved medieval towns and beautiful historical architecture, Zlín stands out as something of an outlier in Czechia.

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• Pavel comments put spotlight on government policy messaging

  President Petr Pavel has called on Czechia’s government, who have been taking a battering in the ratings for some time, to seek help with their communication skills.

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• EC president on Covid-19 vaccination snags: “Czechia could support, speed up or help” at any time

  Brussels' unprecedented joint procurement initiative to get vaccines and make them equally available to all EU states has fallen well short of the mark. Who's to blame?

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• ING economist: Czechia can absorb Brexit’s impact, but regions will suffer huge loss of EU funds

  The UK’s departure from the EU is less than six months away. While the implications will be profound for all of Europe, Dutch bank ING forecasts that Brexit will resonate…

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• PM Babiš: Czechia will not administer Russia’s Sputnik V vaccine before EU approval, but may buy doses

  Prime Minister Andrej Babiš, who earlier hinted that his government could purchase the Russian-made coronavirus vaccine Sputnik V, said on Wednesday he did not advocate…

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• Wednesday sees amount of new COVID-19 cases in Czechia reach second highest number yet

  The Czech Republic saw 1,161 people test positive for the COVID-19 coronavirus on Wednesday, two cases fewer than the previous day which saw the highest rate of new cases…

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• Twelve EU states, including Czechia, demand bloc fund border barriers to keep out migrants

  Poland, Lithuania and 10 other EU member states, including the Czech Republic, are demanding that the bloc allocate money to help build border fences to prevent migrants…

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• Dorms or flats – the big question for international students

  One of the first challenges foreign students in Czechia face after arriving in the country is finding accommodation. 

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• The Sudetenland town believed to have inspired Kafka’s ‘The Castle’

  Frýdlant, a town of about 7,400 inhabitants, certainly has a Kafkaesque feeling about it – and its castle is thought by some to be the inspiration for his last novel.

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• Holocaust survivor Erbenová: I’ve lost my sense of safety in Israel

  Among those receiving an award on Thursday for promoting the good name of Czechia will be Holocaust survivor and writer Eva Erbenová, repatriated from Israel last week. 

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• Pre-1989 case casts pall over top court appointments

  The Senate met on Wednesday to consider three judges nominated for the Constitutional Court. However, the candidacy of Robert Fremr for the top court sparked controversy.

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• Gilgul: Jazz album draws on Jewish musical traditions

  Guitarist David Dorůžka teamed up with flutist Robert Fischmann and drummer Martin Novák to record an album inspired by Jewish music, called Gilgul.

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• Karlovy Vary: magnificent spa town surrounded by forests

  Karlovy Vary is the largest and most visited spa town in Czechia. As part of the Great Spas of Europe, it was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2021.

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• Prague Zoo’s biggest Diwali celebration underway this weekend

  Prague Zoo celebrates Diwali annually, highlighting the animals native to India in their care. Filip Mašek told me more about what’s in store this weekend.

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• “We want to make science accessible”: Week of Czech Academy of Sciences kicks off

  The week of the Czech Academy of Sciences started on Monday. Eliška Zvolánková from the press department of the Academy of Sciences told me more.

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• “It’s our responsibility to help”: Exhibition highlights Czech assistance abroad

  An exhibition on Czech humanitarian aid and development cooperation was unveiled on the Dvořák embankment in Prague on Tuesday.

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• Jaroslav Rudiš: Everything is connected in Central Europe

  After decades as one of Czechia’s best-known authors, Jaroslav Rudiš is about to see the first publication of one of his novels in English, with Winterberg’s Last Journey.

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