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Czech conductor Jakub Hrůša receives classical music ‘Oscar’ and Bavarian Order of Merit
Czech conductor Jakub Hrůša received the international Artist of the Year award in Bamberg, often described as the “Oscar of classical music”, along with the Bavarian…
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Pavel says Babiš may be better placed to explain Czech defence spending at NATO summit
President Petr Pavel said on Thursday that Prime Minister Andrej Babiš might be better placed to explain to NATO allies why the Czech Republic is not meeting its defence…
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President Petr Pavel: NGO registration law could limit democracy
President Petr Pavel said that a proposed law requiring registration of NGOs cooperating with foreign partners could be a significant step toward restricting democracy. He…
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Havlíček: Czechia ready to invest in securing oil supplies for Slovakia
The Czech Republic is prepared to launch investments aimed at securing oil supplies to Slovakia. According to Minister of Industry and Trade Karel Havlíček, the cost of…
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Russia accuses filmmakers of Czech-Danish Mr. Nobody Against Putin of illegal filming of children
Russia’s Presidential Human Rights Council has accused the creators of the Oscar-winning documentary Mr. Nobody Against Putin of using footage of minors without parental…
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Weather forecast
Clear to partly cloudy, with occasional increased cloudiness. Daytime highs between 10°C and 15°C.
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Two reliquaries stolen from Czech church found in Ireland
Irish police have recovered two gilded wooden reliquaries dating back to the 18th century, which experts believe were stolen nearly 30 years ago from a church in the Czech…
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Court temporarily bans TV broadcast of film Broken Voices in Czech Republic
A Prague district court has temporarily banned the television broadcast of the film Broken Voices, directed by Ondřej Provazník, in the Czech Republic. The decision…
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Eurostat: EU inflation rises to 2.1%, falls in Czech Republic
Inflation in the European Union rose to 2.1% year-on-year in February, up from 2.0% in January, according to Eurostat. In contrast, the Czech Republic saw a slight…
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Finance and Interior Ministries to strengthen cooperation against illegal employment
Czech state institutions are set to intensify cooperation in tackling illegal employment. The Ministries of Finance, Labour and Social Affairs, and Interior aim to curb…
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Czechia backs tighter entry rules for Russian soldiers
Czechia has joined several EU countries calling for stricter visa rules for Russian soldiers seeking entry into the Schengen Area, Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) said…
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Car production in Czechia rises in early 2026
Car production in Czechia rose by 8.6 percent year-on-year to 254,534 vehicles in the first two months of 2026, according to the Automotive Industry Association…
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Women in Czechia still earn less than men despite new law
Women in Czechia earn on average about 17 percent less than men, according to data cited by the Labour Ministry. A proposed amendment to the labour code, presented by…
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Fuel margins stable despite price surge after Iran conflict
A first analysis by the Finance Ministry suggests that fuel retailers in Czechia have not significantly increased their margins following the recent spike in prices linked…
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Pavel and Babiš agree in principle on ambassador appointments
President Petr Pavel and Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) have reached a broad agreement on appointing new Czech ambassadors, the Presidential Office said after their…
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Government likely to approve new Temelín reactors next year
The Czech government is expected to decide next year on building new nuclear units at Temelín, with a positive outcome likely, Industry Minister Karel Havlíček (ANO) said…
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Weather
Clear to partly cloudy, with more cloud at first in parts of the southwest and northeast. Highs will range from 10 to 14 degrees Celsius.
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Prague prepares for figure skating worlds as venues near completion
Prague is entering the final stage of preparations for the World Figure Skating Championships, set to begin next week. Organisers have taken over the O2 universum, where a…
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Czech budget gap widens as revenues fall behind spending
Czech public finances have seen a growing imbalance since 2019, with revenues falling in real terms by CZK 100 billion while expenditures increased by CZK 200 billion…
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Czechia pushes to scrap EU combustion engine ban after 2035
Czechia is calling for a complete repeal of the planned EU ban on new cars with internal combustion engines from 2035. Government climate commissioner Filip Turek …
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