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Iron Maiden headlines Rock for People festival
Iron Maiden headlined the final day of the 31st Rock for People festival in Hradec Králové, performing as part of the band's Run for Your Lives world tour. The British…
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Czech government to debate ending public broadcasting licence fees
The Czech government is set to discuss a proposal to abolish television and radio licence fees and replace them with direct state funding for public broadcasters. Prime…
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Weather
Partly sunny skies will gradually become cloudier during the morning. Isolated showers are possible in the north and northeast of the country, but precipitation will ease…
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Three Czechs killed in boat collision off Croatia
At least three Czech citizens were killed and another remains missing after a catamaran collided with a sailing yacht off the Croatian city of Split, Czech officials said…
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Iron Maiden among stars at Rock for People festival
The final day of the Rock for People festival in Hradec Králové opened with a performance by American progressive metal band Queensrÿche, kicking off a lineup of…
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Government and opposition clash over conflict-of-interest bill
Government and opposition politicians clashed over a proposed amendment to Czechia’s conflict-of-interest law during a Sunday debate on Czech Television. Finance Minister…
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Okamura calls for ending temporary protection for Ukrainian refugees
Freedom and Direct Democracy Party (SPD) leader Tomio Okamura said during a televised debate that he would immediately end temporary protection for Ukrainians who fled…
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ANO leads Czech election poll
The ANO movement would win a Czech parliamentary election with 31.5 percent of the vote, according to a new Kantar CZ poll conducted for Czech Television. Civic Democratic…
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President receives hundreds of clemency requests
The Czech Presidential Office has received 447 clemency requests since the start of the year, while President Petr Pavel has granted four pardons so far in 2026. Last year…
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Canoeist Fuksa wins second European title in Portugal
Czech canoeist Martin Fuksa claimed his second gold medal at the European Championships in Portugal by winning the 500-meter event, just one day after defending his 1,000…
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Dog blood donor registry seeks more volunteers
Hundreds of dogs in Czechia require blood transfusions each year, but owners often have to find donors themselves because the country lacks a nationwide network of…
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Czechia ranks second in Europe for cyberattacks on businesses
Companies in Czechia faced the second-highest number of cyberattacks in Europe in May, according to cybersecurity firm Check Point. Businesses were targeted by an average…
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FM Macinka: Czechia wants to normalize ties with China
Foreign Minister Petr Macinka (Motoristé) says the Czech government wants to normalize relations with China to the level of other European countries, mainly to support…
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Weather
Sunday will be mostly cloudy across Czechia, with showers expected in most parts of the country and isolated thunderstorms possible. Southern and southwestern regions are…
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Fuksa and Dostál win European canoe sprint titles
Czech Olympic champions Martin Fuksa and Josef Dostál both claimed gold medals at the European Canoe Sprint Championships in Portugal on Saturday. Fuksa won the men’s C1 1…
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Opposition Civic Democratic Party outlines new policy agenda
The Civic Democratic Party (ODS), Czechia’s largest opposition party, has unveiled the main priorities of its future programme at a policy conference in Prague. The party…
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Křetínský to become West Ham’s largest shareholder
Czech billionaire Daniel Křetínský is set to become the largest shareholder in West Ham United after increasing his stake from 27 to 43 percent. His company, 1890s…
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Lidice massacre victims remembered 84 years on
Hundreds of people gathered in the village of Lidice on Saturday to commemorate the 84th anniversary of one of the worst Nazi atrocities committed in the Czech lands…
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Czech officer appointed to senior NATO command post
Colonel Jan Husák, head of the Czech Army’s Directorate of Foreign Activities, is set to take up a senior position at NATO’s Joint Support and Enabling Command (JSEC) in…
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Study highlights challenges facing Czech workers over 50
Many Czech employees over the age of 50 struggle to combine work with caring for elderly or disabled relatives, with some leaving the labour market altogether, according…
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Government to discuss new rules for minority and Roma grants
The Czech government is due to discuss new regulations on Monday governing state grants for national minority projects and Roma integration programmes. Under the proposal…
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Smetana Litomyšl festival opens with Czech Philharmonic
The 68th edition of the Smetana Litomyšl National Festival opened on Friday with a gala concert by the Czech Philharmonic conducted by American maestro David Robertson…
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Respect festival brings global music to Prague’s Štvanice Island
The Respect Festival opens on Prague’s Štvanice Island on Saturday, presenting two days of global music from Africa, Asia and beyond. This year’s edition introduces…
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