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Arnošt Lustig Library opens in Brno
A dedicated section featuring the complete works of Czech writer Arnošt Lustig has opened at the Moravian Library (MZK) in Brno. Styled like a cosy living room with a red…
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The London Symphony Orchestra to perform at the Smetana Litomyšl Festival
For the first time, the London Symphony Orchestra, led by chief conductor Antonio Pappano, will perform at the Smetana Litomyšl Festival of classical music. On June 20th…
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Weather forecast
Friday will be partly cloudy to clear, with patches of fog or low cloud. Daytime highs will range from 12 to 16 °C.
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Czech agriculture minister creates 'food ombudsman' role
Czech Agriculture Minister Martin Šebestyán (non-affiliated, representing SPD) has created a new post of 'food ombudsman' within his ministry. Speaking at a press…
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CzechTourism’s budget and priorities for 2026 set
CzechTourism, the state tourism agency, will operate this year on a budget of 402 million CZK (€15.3 million), down 10 million (€380,000) from last year, agency director…
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Deputy PM: Czechia must fiercely fight for emission scheme changes
Czechia must persistently and relentlessly fight for changes in the EU's emission allowance system, Deputy PM and Industry and Trade Minister Karel Havlíček (ANO) said in…
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PM rules out raising Czech defence spending to 3.5% of GDP
Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) has ruled out raising defence spending to 3.5% of GDP. In an interview with Deník.cz, Babiš said Ukraine is not a priority for his…
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WindEurope: Czech wind power development among Europe’s slowest
The Czech Republic is among the slowest countries in Europe when it comes to developing wind power, according to new figures from WindEurope (an association promoting the…
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Brussels: Havlíček defends Babiš over conflict of interest
Czech Deputy Prime Minister and Industry Minister Karel Havlíček (ANO) has defended Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) in Brussels, saying the steps he took to address a…
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National park chiefs meet with environment minister over cuts
Directors of all four Czech national parks met with Environment Minister Igor Červený (Motorists' Party) and government climate envoy Filip Turek (Motorists' Party) to…
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Prague Zoo breeds world’s heaviest flightless insect for first time in Czechia
Prague Zoo has successfully bred the Lord Howe Island stick insect (dryococelus australis), considered the heaviest flightless insect in the world. Adults can grow up to…
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Moravian village honours priests executed by communists as beatification nears
People gathered in the village of Tupesy in south Moravia to honour the memory of Catholic priests Jan Bula and Václav Drbola, who were executed by the communist regime in…
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Czechia seeks EU debate on scaling back temporary protection for Ukrainians
The Czech government wants to open a debate in the European Union on changing the conditions of temporary protection for Ukrainian refugees, Interior Minister Lubomír…
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Seznamzpravy.cz: European Commission probes Babiš (ANO) conflict-of-interest safeguards
The European Commission has sent a letter to the Czech authorities requesting clarification on how the country is preventing a conflict of interest involving Prime…
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Leonardo DiCaprio expected in Prague
American actor Leonardo DiCaprio is expected to arrive in Prague later this week to join the cast of What Happens at Night, a new feature directed by Martin Scorsese. The…
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Weather
Thursday will bring mostly clear to partly cloudy skies across the country. Temperatures will range between 6 and 11 degrees Celsius, up to 13 in Bohemia.
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Czechia eighth most advanced economy in EU, index shows
Czechia is the eighth most advanced economy in the European Union, according to the latest Prosperity Index compiled by analysts at Česká spořitelna and the Europe in Data…
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Politicians divided over Macinka’s tough speech at the UN
Rections to Minister Macinka's UN speeches were mixed back in Czechia. Jan Hrnčíř from SPD partner coalition governing party downplayed the significance of the address. He…
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Investigators of communist crimes identify 68 suspects in 2025
Police investigators probing crimes committed under the communist regime identified 68 suspects last year, 12 more than in 2024. Of those, 23 were formally charged…
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Czechs bet over one trillion crowns on gambling for the first time
People in Czechia wagered more than one trillion crowns on gambling last year for the first time ever. Total bets reached CZK 1.07 trillion, up 8.8 percent year on year…
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