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• From her grandfather’s suitcase to Vienna’s archives: Radka Šustrová on history without borders

  Historian Radka Šustrová shares how her passion for history was shaped by family memory and the story of her grandfather, who was executed during the Nazi occupation.

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• “I had to leave with honour”: Top speed skater Martina Sáblíková finishes fifth in final 5000m race at World Championships

  Martina Sáblíková came fifth in the Women’s 5000m at this year's World Single Distances Speed Skating Championships, the first time she did not win a medal in the event.

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• 80 years ago: The Moravia–Ostrava offensive, the bloodiest battles on Czech soil

  As part of our WWII anniversary series, we look at the events and significance of the brutal Moravia–Ostrava offensive, with comments from expert historian Jiří Neminář.

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• “It’s a turning point”: Czechs and US ink huge F-35s agreement

  Czechia has just signed an agreement with the US to buy two dozen F-35 stealth fighter jets. This represents the largest defence contract ever signed by the country.

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• Czechia’s access to EU money under threat as European Commission plans deeper probe into conflict of interest

  The European Commission (EC) is planning to investigate whether its rules regarding conflict of interest are being regularly breached in the Czech Republic.

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• Covid-19: should Czechia follow Hungary’s lead and buy Russia's vaccine Sputnik V?

  The vaccination of vulnerable groups against Covid-19 is dragging. Some are calling on the government to buy from companies not party to the EU collective agreement. 

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• Debate over food self-sufficiency heats up in Czechia as MPs propose new regulation

  This week a proposal put together by some government and opposition members of the lower-house sparked a heated debate. It suggests imposing a new regulation that would…

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• Extreme floods, no spruce forests? What the UN climate change report may mean for Czechia

   According to leading Czech ecologists, climate change effects could include an end to spruce forests and major floods at least once a decade.

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• Jiří Hošek: Kamara was booed because he is hugely unpopular in Czechia, not because he is black

  Last Thursday’s Europa League game between Glasgow Rangers and Sparta Prague ended in fresh accusations of racism and a diplomatic spat between the two countries.

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• German president honours paratroopers who took part in Operation Anthropoid during visit to Czechia

  German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier is currently on a three-day visit to Czechia. In an historic first, he also honoured Czech paratroopers who killed Heydrich.

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• Low on vacation time, Americans want the highlights when they visit Czechia, says marketer Jiří Dužár

  Visit Czech Republic posts wonderful photos on social media aimed at lovers of the country and potential first-time travellers to this part of the world. In North America…

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• Ex-central bank chief: Czechia had a good 2019 but needs to build infrastructure, housing

  The Czech economy grew at a healthy pace, the country’s unemployment rate is at the lowest in decades, wage growth remained solid and inflation stayed under control. By…

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• Venus of Dolní Věstonice, Czechia’s Stone-Age treasure, to be displayed for first time in five years

  One of the oldest pieces of art in the world, the Venus of Dolní Věstonice, will go on display for the first time in five years. Visitors of the Regional Museum of Olomouc…

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• More than 20 European Union countries, including Czechia, back European defence plan

  Twenty-three EU member states, including the Czech Republic, have signed up to a European pact on defence cooperation called Pesco (Permanent Structured Cooperation). The…

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• Skiing at Černá hora and Pec pod Sněžkou – a stone’s throw from Czechia’s highest peak

  Ski hills in the Czech Republic had reason to be happy last year, seeing lots of snow and consequently a boost in business. So far, this season is shaping up quite nicely…

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• Osamu Okamura: Most quality architecture is now happening outside Prague

  Osamu Okamura was born in Tokyo to Japanese-Czech parents but moved to Prague at the age of three. An architect by profession, he is involved in a wide slew of activities.

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• Petříček: Czechia supports EU call for rule of law in Hong Kong after protestors arrested

  The Czech Republic supports the EU call on China to release pro-democracy protestors arrested in Hong Kong, Foreign Minister Tomáš Petříček stated on Friday. In what is…

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• Two German doctors arrive in Czechia to help in COVID-19 fight, British and Americans to follow

  Two German doctors, sent to help the Czech Republic in the fight against the second wave of the coronavirus, started their service at the Military University Hospital in…

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• Over 1,000 households still without electricity as strong winds continue to ravage parts of Czechia

  Over a 1,000 households are still cut off from their electricity supplier E.ON as a result of high speed winds that have been registered in several places across the Czech…

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• Survey: 40 percent of workers in Czechia being forced to change jobs due to COVID-19

  Either a change of employment or the search for a new job is currently a necessity for two-fifths of the labour force in the Czech Republic. A further 55 percent of…

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• Czechia to receive first COVID-19 vaccine deliveries in January or February, says Health minister

  The first deliveries of a coronavirus vaccine should become available in the Czech Republic either in January or February 2021, Health Minister Jan Blatný said in…

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• Development minister: Czechia secures CZK 960 billion of funding from future EU budget

  The Czech Republic will be able to draw from CZK 960 billion worth of funds in the EU’s upcoming 2021-2027 budget, Regional Development Minister Klára Dostálová said at an…

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• Labour Minister: 12,600 Ukrainian refugees have found work in Czechia since invasion started

  Labour Minister Marian Jurečka announced on Tuesday that 12,600 Ukrainian refugees managed to find employment in the Czech Republic in March. A further 10,000 have…

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• Omicron now makes up half of all Covid infections in Czechia, according to testing firm

  The average share of the omicron variant detected in specialised laboratories in the Czech Republic has now reached 50 percent of all coronavirus cases, according to Diana…

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• Over 3 million people in Czechia have tested positive for Covid since pandemic hit

  Over 3 million people in the Czech Republic have tested positive for Covid-19 since the pandemic hit the country in March of 2020; 2.7 million recovered, 37,200 died of…

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