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Czech FM Lipavský: Russia is using talks to buy time
According to outgoing Czech Foreign Minister Jan Lipavský, Russia is using current diplomatic talks only to buy time, the Czech News Agency reported. Before Wednesday’s…
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Poll: SPD voters most satisfied with post-election talks
Even though the ANO party is leading the emerging government coalition (ANO, SPD, Motorists), voters of the Freedom and Direct Democracy party (SPD) are the most satisfied…
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Immunity committee to issue recommendation on Babiš and Okamura in February
The Mandate and Immunity Committee of the lower house will issue its recommendation to the Chamber regarding whether to lift the immunity of ANO leader Andrej Babiš and…
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Lower house chief holds talks in Slovakia
The newly-elected Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies, Tomio Okamura (SPD), who is leading a delegation of MPs to Slovakia on Tuesday met for talks with his Slovak…
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V4 presidents meet for talks in Hungary
The presidents of the Visegrád Group — the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Poland and Hungary — gather on Wednesday in Esztergom, Hungary, to address current international and…
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Hepatitis A cases surge to highest level since 1984
Doctors have recorded 2,880 cases of hepatitis A so far this year—twenty times more than last year and the highest figure since 1984. Thirty-one people have died, compared…
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Renowned Czech stage designer Jan Dušek dies at 83
Jan Dušek, a leading figure of Czech stage design, has died at the age of 83. The National Theatre, his home institution, announced his passing on Tuesday. Dušek worked…
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Weather forecast
Wednesday should be overcast around the country with morning fog in places and day temperatures between 1 and 6 degrees Celsius.
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Czech satellite VZLUSAT-2 ends mission after four years
The Czech satellite VZLUSAT-2 completed its mission and naturally burned up in the atmosphere on Sunday morning, 30 November, scientists from VZLU AEROSPACE (formerly…
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Prague court opens insolvency proceedings against Orthodox Church
The Prague Municipal Court has opened insolvency proceedings involving the Orthodox Church after a priest, Karen Sarkissian, filed a petition over unpaid wages. Sarkissian…
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Lower house chief heads delegation to Slovakia on first foreign trip
Lower House speaker and SPD leader, Tomio Okamura, travels to Bratislava on Tuesday for his first official foreign visit in the role. His nine-member delegation includes…
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Envoy Kopečný says Czech support for Ukraine remains steady
Czech backing for Ukraine has remained stable since 2022, outgoing reconstruction envoy Tomáš Kopečný said. He expects only minor rhetorical shifts under the emerging ANO–…
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Czech players leave their mark across NHL despite mixed team results
Ondřej Palát scored his second goal of the season, but it was not enough to save New Jersey from a 5–3 home loss to Columbus. The Czech forward struck early after…
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Czechs ate more meat and cheese last year, while alcohol intake fell
Czechs consumed more meat, cheese and vegetables in 2024, but less fruit, flour and sugar, the Czech Statistical Office reported. Total food consumption rose to 797…
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ANO’s nominee for interior minister discusses pay rises and EU Migration Pact with president
Lubomír Metnar, the ANO party’s candidate for interior minister, met with President Petr Pavel on Tuesday to outline his priorities in office. He said after the meeting…
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Budget deficit deepens in November but remains below last year’s level
The Czech state budget deficit widened in November to 232.4 billion crowns after growing by 49.3 billion during the month, the Finance Ministry reported. Although still…
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Filip Turek of the Motorists' party seen as the most problematic government nominee
The most problematic nominee in the president’s view appears to be Filip Turek of the Motorists' party, who is slated for the Environment Ministry. Police are…
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Pavel meets ANO nominees to discuss economic, financial and social plans
President Petr Pavel continued talks with nominees for the emerging ANO-led government. Karel Havlíček outlined ANO’s economic strategy and long-term energy plans…
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Czechs plan to spend roughly the same on Christmas as last year
Czech households expect to spend an average of 12,600 crowns on Christmas this year, similar to 2024, according to a survey by the Czech Banking Association and Ipsos…
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