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Thousands ride Petřín funicular on first day back in service
Thousands of passengers have travelled on Prague’s Petřín funicular after it returned to service on Tuesday following a two-year reconstruction. Prague Public Transit…
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Russian court jails Czech man for 13 days over Red Square protest
A Moscow court has sentenced a Czech citizen to 13 days in detention after he staged a protest near Lenin’s Mausoleum on Red Square. Russian agencies Interfax and TASS…
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Czech Bar Association criticises PM Babiš over comments on judiciary
The Czech Bar Association has joined criticism of Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) over his recent comments about the judiciary, describing them as inappropriate. The…
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Weather
It will be mostly sunny or partly cloudy, with cloud cover temporarily increasing in the afternoon and isolated showers possible in the east. Daytime highs will range…
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Survey: More than a quarter of Czech students sleep only five to six hours a night
More than a quarter of Czech secondary school and university students sleep an average of just five to six hours a night during the school year, according to a survey by…
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Czech opposition criticises government coalition over parliamentary procedures
Czech opposition parties have criticised the governing coalition over its handling of parliamentary business, including plans to limit the usual questioning of ministers…
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President Pavel attends opening of UN General Assembly debate in New York
Czech President Petr Pavel is continuing his visit to the United States, attending the opening of the UN General Assembly’s general debate in New York on Tuesday together…
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Justice Ministry data error may have exposed details of up to two million people
A test version of the Czech Justice Ministry’s new commercial register accidentally made sensitive personal data accessible to the public. According to Czech Radio’s…
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Petřín funicular returns to service after nearly two-year reconstruction
Prague’s Petřín funicular returned to service on Tuesday morning after being closed for nearly two years for reconstruction. Dozens of passengers joined the first journeys…
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ANO leads latest Median poll, Motorists below parliamentary threshold
ANO would win a hypothetical Czech general election with 34 percent of the vote, according to an August model by the Median polling agency. STAN would come second with 12…
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Judges’ union criticises Babiš for questioning independence of the courts
The Czech Judges’ Union has criticised Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) for questioning the independence of the courts. Commenting on the Stork’s Nest case, Babiš said…
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José Carreras and Plácido Domingo to perform in Brno
Opera stars José Carreras and Plácido Domingo will perform at Brno’s T Arena on January 20, 2027. It will be one of the first major concerts at the new venue, which is due…
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President Pavel commemorates victims of 9/11 attacks in New York
Czech President Petr Pavel on Monday paid tribute in New York to the victims of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Speaking to journalists at the memorial, Mr. Pavel said the aim…
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PM Babiš says Czechia will respect NATO’s Article 5
Czechia will respect Article 5 of the North Atlantic Treaty on collective defence, Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) said after Monday’s cabinet meeting. He declined to…
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Czech government approves 2027 budget with CZK 386 billion deficit
Czech government ministers on Monday approved the draft state budget for next year, with the deficit set at CZK 386 billion, three billion crowns lower than originally…
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Government approves pension increases for next year
The government has agreed to increase pensions from January, with the average monthly pension set to rise by CZK 304. It has also approved a one-off payment of CZK 2,000…
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Czech government to cap fuel station margins amid soaring prices
The government will restore price regulation at petrol stations in response to soaring fuel prices. From October 1, it will cap retail margins at 2.50 crowns per litre and…
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Dagmar Havlová to grant Prague Municipal Library free licence to Václav Havel’s work
The former first lady, Dagmar Havlová, will grant the Prague Municipal Library a free licence to Václav Havel’s work. She said she had decided to do so because the library…
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Italian PM Giorgia Meloni to visit Czech Republic
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is due to visit the Czech Republic on September 29, Czech Radio reported, citing the Czech Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Meloni and…
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O2 services hit by three-hour outage across Czechia
O2 experienced an outage of its fixed-line internet and OnePlay internet television service for around three hours on Monday morning. The disruption was caused by damage…
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Weather forecast
Tuesday should be partly cloudy to overcast with rain in the eastern parts of the country and daytime highs between 13 and 18 degrees Celsius.
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Search continues for three Czechs missing after boat accident in Norway
The search continues for three Czech nationals missing after a boat accident in Norway, a spokesperson for the Czech Foreign Ministry said on Monday. He said the Czech…
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Prague event marks 90th anniversary of Václav Havel’s birth
A program marking the 90th anniversary of the birth of former Czech president and dissident Václav Havel, which falls on October 5, began at Prague’s Mariánské Square on…
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BIS chief warns Russia could test NATO cohesion within months
Russia could test NATO's cohesion in the near future, the head of the Czech Security Information Service (BIS), Michal Koudelka, said in an interview with The Guardian…
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Security and public order top concerns for Prague voters
Security and public order are the issues that matter most to Prague residents when deciding how to vote in municipal elections, according to a September poll by the agency…
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