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Weather forecast
Saturday should be bright and clear and dry around the country with day temperatures between 24 and 29 degrees Celsius.
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Employers will have to contribute to private pension savings for workers in physically demanding jobs
The Chamber of Deputies has approved an amendment to the law according to which employers in the Czech Republic will be required to contribute to private pension savings…
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Pirate Party says it will support no-confidence vote unless there is a government reshuffle
The opposition Pirate Party is threatening to back a no-confidence motion against Prime Minister Petr Fiala’s government, unless there is a government reshuffle in the…
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Czech FM at Globsec: Helping Ukraine is a strategic necessity for Europe
Speaking on the second day of the Globsec Forum in Prague Czech Foreign Minister Jan Lipavský said that the war in Ukraine is a decisive test for Europe; one that the…
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Czech FM voices understanding for Israel’s strike on Iranian nuclear facilities
Czech Foreign Minister Jan Lipavský has voiced understaning for Israel’s strike on Iranian nuclear facilities. Speaking at the Globsec security conference in Prague…
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Construction work at upper end of Wenceslas Square expected to congest main motorway
Prague’s Public Transit Company (DPP) has announced that construction work to build a tram line connecting Vinohradská Street with the upper end of Wenceslas Square will…
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Escaped puma captured in Sokolov region
Police, firefighters and veterinarians successfully located and captured a puma that escaped from its enclosure near Josefov in the Sokolov region on Wednesday. According…
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Czechia trains 18 Ukrainian pilots
The Czech Republic has trained 18 Ukrainian pilots, who earned commercial pilot licenses that meet European Union standards, the Czech Foreign Ministry announced on…
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BIS head: No indication that any foreign power was behind bitcoin scandal
There is no indication that a foreign state played a role in the bitcoin scandal that led to the resignation of former justice minister Pavel Blažek, the head of the Czech…
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Globsec Forum 2025 opens in Prague
The role of the United States in European security has changed, and it is now essential to step up efforts to bolster Europe’s defense capabilities and strengthen the…
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Thousands of fawns killed during mowing season
Thousands of young deer are killed by machinery each year during the mowing and harvesting season, according to animal rights activists. They say cooperation between…
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Search continues for escaped puma in Sokolov region
Police, firefighters, and animal control teams are still searching for a puma that escaped from its owner near Josefov in the Sokolov region on Wednesday. Although the…
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Weather forecast:
Friday should be bright and clear with day temperatures between 23 and 27 degrees Celsius.
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Government approves changes in quotas for foreign workers
The Czech government will adjust quotas for admitting foreign workers to Czechia as of July of this year, the ctk news agency reported. The change will affect 11 countries…
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Roman Červenka receives Lifetime Achievement Award at European Hockey Clubs gala
National team captain Roman Červenka received a Lifetime Achievement Award at the European Hockey Clubs gala held in Prague. The 39-year-old Červenka played in his twelfth…
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Michael Douglas to present restored version of Forman’s “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest at Karlovy Vary Film Festival
The Karlovy Vary Film Festival (KVIFF) will screen a newly restored version of Miloš Forman’s “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest,” celebrating the 1975 masterpiece on the…
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Czech president calls on US to give Europe more time to ensure Continent’s security
President Petr Pavel has called on the United States to give Europe more time to ensure the continent’s security and deter an increasingly aggressive Russia. He made the…
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Soldiers will see increase in salaries from July
Soldiers will receive an increase in pay rates and housing allowances starting 1 July, under a set of regulations approved by the government on Wednesday. The coalition…
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Senate rejects verbal assessment for pupils in grades 1 and 2 in primary school
The Senate has refused to replace the grading of educational outcomes for first- and second-grade students with verbal assessments. It also recommended repealing the…
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