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Government to increase defence spending by CZK 36 billion next year to reach 2% of GDP
The government plans to increase the Ministry of Defence's budget by CZK 36 billion next year, allowing the Czech Republic to meet its NATO commitment of spending 2% of…
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The Chamber of Deputies to vote again on controversial public finance bill
The Chamber of Deputies is set to vote again today on a controversial bill concerning public finances. The legislation was returned by the Senate for reconsideration after…
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Bethlehem Chapel marks Jan Hus anniversary
A service at Prague’s Bethlehem Chapel has marked the 611th anniversary of the death of church reformer Jan Hus, who preached there before being burned at the stake in…
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Czechs commemorate Jan Hus with services and ceremonies
People across Czechia are marking the national holiday commemorating the death of religious reformer Jan Hus, who was burned at the stake in the German city of Constance…
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Muchová reaches Wimbledon quarter-finals after Czech derby win
Karolína Muchová advanced to the Wimbledon quarter-finals after defeating fellow Czech and defending champion Barbora Krejčíková 7-5, 5-7, 6-3 in a match lasting two hours…
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Harvey Keitel and Robert Richardson honoured at Karlovy Vary festival
American actor Harvey Keitel introduced Martin Scorsese’s 1973 crime classic Mean Streets at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival, where he was warmly welcomed by…
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Czech rescue team returns from Venezuela earthquake mission
A Czech urban search and rescue team has returned home after helping with earthquake response efforts in Venezuela. The 70-member USAR unit searched around 40 damaged…
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Czech government and president to travel separately to NATO summit
The Czech government delegation led by Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) will leave for the NATO summit in Ankara on Tuesday morning, shortly before President Petr Pavel…
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Europe must take greater responsibility for its defence, says Pavel ahead of NATO summit
Czech President Petr Pavel says Europe must assume greater responsibility for its own defence while maintaining strong transatlantic ties. In an interview with the Turkish…
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Lower house speaker Okamura to visit China in the second half of July
The Speaker of the Czech Chamber of Deputies, Tomio Okamura (SPD), will visit China in the second half of July. According to a resolution of the Chamber's Organising…
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Culture Minister Klempíř arrives in Karlovy Vary after skipping festival opening
Culture Minister Oto Klempíř (Motorists) arrived in Karlovy Vary today, where the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival is taking place. The minister did not attend the…
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In Karlovy Vary, moderator Řezníček discussed the role and importance of public-service media
Questions about foreign-correspondent experience as well as the present and future of news reporting at Czech Television accompanied today's discussion with moderator and…
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Churches and Prison Service sign new agreement on spiritual care in prisons
Representatives of the Czech Bishops' Conference, the Ecumenical Council of Churches in the Czech Republic, and the Prison Service of the Czech Republic today signed a new…
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Velehrad opens annual Days of Goodwill with rare St. Luke relic
The annual Days of Goodwill celebrations begin in Velehrad on Saturday, marking one of Czechia’s most important Christian festivals commemorating the arrival of Saints…
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Weather forecast
On Sunday, the weather will be mostly cloudy to overcast with occasional rain or showers in places, becoming more frequent in the mountains. Daytime highs will range from…
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Survey: 80% of Czechs have concerns about their holidays, down from 84% last year
Eighty percent of Czechs have at least some concerns related to their holidays, down from 84% last year. However, current geopolitical tensions are not significantly…
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Hurvínek celebrated 100th anniversary in the US and Japan
The Spejbl and Hurvínek Theatre has described the past season as demanding and hectic. During the season, Hurvínek celebrated the 100th anniversary of his creation, toured…
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Survey: Czechs are not concerned about blackouts, preparedness remains unchanged
Czechs are not particularly worried about large-scale power outages, and last year's blackout affecting parts of the country did not change their level of preparedness for…
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Labour Ministry: One in five people retired from unemployment before the COVID-19 pandemic
One in five people in the Czech Republic entered retirement from the unemployment register in the years before the COVID-19 pandemic. Among those who took early retirement…
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Czechoslovak film to be featured in restored films section at Venice Film Festival
A Czechoslovak film will be presented in the Venezia Classici section of the Venice Film Festival this year – Valerie and Her Week of Wonders by director Jaromil Jireš…
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Office of the President confirms Pavel will fly to Ankara summit on government aircraft on Tuesday
Petr Pavel will depart on Tuesday morning aboard a government aircraft from the military airport in Prague–Kbely to Ankara for a NATO summit, the Office of the President…
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Sales of new passenger cars in first half of the year rose by nearly 6% to 129,810 vehicles
Sales of new passenger cars in the Czech Republic increased by 5.85% year on year to 129,810 vehicles in the first half of this year. In June alone, the market recorded a…
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Weather forecast
Clear to partly cloudy, with increasing cloud cover from the northwest in the afternoon and evening. In the evening, scattered showers or light intermittent rain may occur…
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