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Czech Radio: US ends disinformation pact with Czechia
The United States has withdrawn from a memorandum signed with Czechia to jointly combat disinformation, Czech Radio reported, citing confirmation from the Czech Foreign…
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Švábíková finishes fourth in pole vault at world championships
Czech pole vaulter Amálie Švábíková placed fourth at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo, achieving her second-best career mark of 4.75 meters. The 25-year-old, a…
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Czech crown jewels go on public display at Prague Castle
Starting Thursday, visitors to Prague Castle can view the Czech crown jewels in the Vladislav Hall, where they will remain on display until September 29. The exhibition…
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Czechia joins countries blocking EU climate target for 2040
Prime Minister Petr Fiala (Civic Democratic Party) said Czechia will not support any EU climate goal that threatens competitiveness or secure energy supplies. Along with…
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Poll shows Czechs divided on Israel, Ukraine and China
A new Median survey for Czech Radio reveals deep divisions in Czech society over foreign policy. Some 41% of respondents think the next government should back Israel…
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Survey: wages in Czechia grow 4.25 percent, fastest in logistics
Wages in Czechia are rising by an average of 4.25% this year, according to a new survey by Grafton Recruitment. The strongest growth is in logistics, up 8%, followed by…
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Weather forecast
Mostly cloudy with occasional rain, later clearing from the southwest. Highs 21–25 °C, around 18 °C in the northeast.
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Jurečka calls for renewed talks with unions over public sector pay
Labour Minister Marian Jurečka (Christian Democrats) will urge the government at todays cabinet meeting to hold another round of negotiations with trade unions on salaries…
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Secondary school students try mock parliamentary elections this week
Secondary (High) school students across Czechia can take part in simulated parliamentary elections on Wednesday and Thursday. Organized by People in Need, the project…
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Czech government to discuss floods report and visas for Georgian diplomats
The Czech government is set to review a final report evaluating last September’s devastating floods, which caused damage worth an estimated 70 billion crowns, mainly in…
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Czech high jumper Jan Štefela wins bronze at World Championships
Jan Štefela has made Czech athletics history, winning bronze at the World Championships in Tokyo, the first Czech high jumper to collect a medal at a world event. In the…
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Foreign Minister Lipavský: Czechia opposes suspension of EU–Israel Association Agreement
Foreign Minister Jan Lipavský (Spolu) has stated that Czechia will oppose suspending the Association Agreement between the European Union and Israel. Mr. Lipavský said on…
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President Pavel to deliver TV address urging voter turnout before elections
Czech President Petr Pavel will give a televised address to the nation in the week before the parliamentary elections on October 3–4. His spokesperson Vít Kolář told news…
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Literature night brings readings to more than 90 Czech towns
The 19th edition of Literature Night takes starts on Wednesday evening in over 90 Czech towns and cities. The festival, subtitled The book as a refuge, highlights how…
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Tokyo: pole vaulter Švábíková heads to WAC final, Vadlejch faces javelin qualification
After high jumper Jan Štefela secured bronze on Tuesday, Czech pole vaulter Amálie Švábíková will compete in the World Athletics Championships final in Tokyo today. The 25…
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Mass in Prague for slain American influencer Charlie Kirk
At high noon on Tuesday, a requiem mass was held in the Church of Our Lady before Týn on Prague’s Old Town Square for American influencer and conservative activist Charlie…
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Prague’s Výtoň railway bridge to be rebuilt, not replaced
The state Railway Administration will abandon plans to replace the bridge at Prague’s Výtoň and instead hold an international competition for its reconstruction. Transport…
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Weather forecast
Wednesday should be mostly overcast, but dry, with day temperatures between 14 and 18 degrees Celsius.
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Study: Financial strain and corruption undermine Czechs’ trust in government
Public trust in the Czech government is being eroded by financial hardship, a lack of political representation, and corruption scandals, according to an analysis by the…
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Czech diplomacy wants to impose visa requirement for Georgian officials over repressions
The Czech Foreign Ministry is proposing to introduce visa requirements for holders of Georgian diplomatic and service passports for short-term stays in the Czech Republic…
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President Pavel to head Czech delegation to UN General Assembly
President Petr Pavel will travel to the United States on Sunday, where he will head the Czech delegation to the United Nations General Assembly in New York, the Office of…
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