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National Theatre bids farewell to New Stage ahead of two-year reconstruction
The National Theatre in Prague is saying farewell to its New Stage on Wednesday ahead of a major renovation. A full-day programme featuring theatre ensembles and guest…
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Czech government facing vote of no-confidence
Czech MPs resumed debate on Wednesday morning over a no-confidence motion against the government of Prime Minister Petr Fiala. The opposition ANO party initiated the vote…
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Czech crown jewels to go on display in September
The Czech crown jewels will be on public display from September 18 to 29 in the Vladislav Hall at Prague Castle. Entry will be free. This year’s exhibition will focus on…
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NATO to discuss defence spending, Czechia backs stronger Ukraine support
The upcoming NATO summit in The Hague will focus on defence and deterrence, including a renewed push for higher military spending. Czechia wants the summit to confirm long…
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Karlovy Vary to premiere cinematic cut of Kingdom Come II
The Karlovy Vary International Film Festival will host the world premiere of Kingdom Come: Deliverance II – Cinematic Cut. The film adaptation of the hit Czech video game…
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President Pavel meets US lawmakers to discuss security and trade
President Petr Pavel welcomed six members of the US Congress to Prague Castle on Monday. They discussed transatlantic relations, European security, trade cooperation, and…
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Weather forecast
Wednesday will be mostly sunny with occasional clouds. Day temperatures will range between 25 and 30 °C, dropping to 20 °C in the mountains.
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Prague leads in exercise, Karlovy Vary and Ústí lag behind, survey shows
A new survey shows significant regional disparities in how often Czechs exercise. Half of Prague residents work out at least twice a week, but in regions such as Karlovy…
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New Škoda trams hit the tracks in eastern Germany
Trams produced by Czechia’s Škoda Group started running in Frankfurt an der Oder, a German city of 60,000 near the Polish border. Eight of the new Škoda 46T trams are…
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Colt CZ buys US supplier Valley Steel Stamp for CZK 1.3bn
Czech arms maker Colt CZ Group has acquired US firearm components manufacturer Valley Steel Stamp for USD 59.5 million, or around CZK 1.3 billion. The deal was completed…
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Czech MPs debate no-confidence vote over bitcoin scandal as coalition partner backs Fiala
Czech MPs are meeting on Tuesday to debate a no-confidence motion against the government of Prime Minister Petr Fiala. The opposition ANO party initiated the vote over a…
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New initiative aims to engage young voters ahead of parliamentary elections
The initiative Your Voice, Your Choice aims to encourage more young people to cast their ballot in the autumn parliamentary elections. Its outreach strategy involves…
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Another 66 Czechs repatriated from Israel on government plane
An aircraft sent to evacuate Czech nationals from Israel landed at Kbely airport in Prague early on Tuesday morning. The government plane transported 66 people, all of…
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Unions slam government over pay talks stalemate, demand 9–10% hike
Public sector unions are accusing the Czech government of ignoring repeated calls to begin negotiations over wage increases for next year. They are demanding a 9 to 10…
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Czech housing construction drops sharply, investment costs surge
The number of new homes completed in the Czech Republic fell by 20.5 percent last year, with just 30,274 housing units finished, according to fresh data from the Czech…
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Weather forecast
Tuesday should be partly cloudy and mostly dry with daytime highs between 22 and 26 degrees Celsius.
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Supreme Audit Office criticizes Education Ministry for ineffectively spent funds
The Czech Ministry of Education allocated more than CZK 30 billion for the development of public universities — but failed to evaluate whether the investment actually…
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More than a quarter of Czechs face transport insecurity, new study finds
More than 10 percent of Czechs frequently — or almost never — manage to reach essential services like healthcare, work, or school in a timely and reliable way, Czech Radio…
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Photographer behind iconic 1968 invasion photo dies at 90
Czech photographer Václav Toužimský, best known for his powerful photo of a Soviet tank smashing through an arcade in Liberec during the 1968 invasion of Czechoslovakia…
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Eight killed in deadliest day on Czech roads since 2019
Eight people died in traffic accidents across Czechia on Sunday, making it the deadliest day on the roads since November 11, 2019, when the same number of fatalities was…
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