Eight days to go until Prague. For Heimir Hallgrimsson, his players, and the thousands of Irish fans set to descend on the Czech capital, it’s all starting to feel very real.

Prime Minister Andrej Babiš and Finance Minister Alena Schillerová defended the Parliament-approved budget, which has a deficit of 310 billion CZK, at Prague Castle.

The upcoming Senate election for Prague 1 and part of Prague 7 features two prominent candidates whose rivalry could split the ODS and Christian Democrats, who are currently allies in the Prague city council.

VietJet Air announced plans to launch a new international air route connecting Hanoi, Almaty, and Prague, with flights operating twice a week starting July 11.

Heimir Hallgrimsson has taken some notable names as coach of Iceland and Jamaica, and he's aiming for another big knock-out scalp in Prague.

Helena Horská discusses the importance of safety for business operations.

The Prague district of Cholupice will construct a new fire station for volunteer firefighters and dozens of children, costing over 55 million CZK, with completion expected by next summer.

The Czech Ministry of the Interior and the Ukrainian Embassy presented the revamped Ukrainian Consultation and Community Center (UCCC) in Prague, which will serve as a key hub for supporting Ukrainians and coordinating diaspora initiatives.

South Moravia is battling hepatitis. Since January, it has recorded 238 cases compared to 221 for the whole of 2025. Along with Prague, the South Moravian region is the most affected.

Voices of Dead Languages: Jan Bičovský on bringing ancient languages back to life  Radio Prague International

The World Cup of Hockey is heading to Calgary, Edmonton, and Prague in 2028 for an 8-team best-on-best tournament in Czech Republic and Alberta, a major center of gravity for the sport in Canada.

Edmonton, Calgary and Prague have been selected as the host cities for the next edition of the World Cup of Hockey in 2028.

Orchestr Prague Philharmonia ve své 33. koncertní sezoně propojí velké orchestrální večery v Rudolfinu s komorními a soudobými projekty i rodinnými koncerty.

Contakt, a Romanian retailer specializing in mobile accessories, has opened its first international store in Prague and announced plans for further global expansion.

Former TOP 09 politician Dominik Feri is again before the Prague 3 District Court, facing new charges of raping a 17-year-old girl, a case the Constitutional Court ordered to be re-investigated.

Prague is undertaking modernization work on the overloaded wastewater treatment plant in Kbely, which was built in the 1970s and can no longer meet the growing demand from residents.

Písek: small city with big history  Radio Prague International

Some Prague registry offices have recorded a growing interest from foreigners in getting married in Prague. Dates for the summer months are almost or completely full.

Montenegro's National Tourism Organization announced the opening of a tourism fair in Prague, emphasizing the significant importance of the Czech market for Montenegrin tourism due to the interest and potential shown by Czech tourists.

On Friday the 13th, the three-day gathering of comic, sci-fi, and fantasy fans begins at the Comic-Con Prague festival.

A Prague pedunculate oak, unofficially named Geralt, will become a natural monument. By decision of the Warsaw City Council, it will gain legal protection.

Former Prague mayor and psychiatrist Pavel Bém, despite being an ODS member, has allied with Andrej Babiš and is reportedly planning to run for ANO in Prague.

What pitfalls could threaten the government's plans to build a new hospital in Prague? How do opposition politicians view this intention? Did the previous government underestimate support for psychiatry?

The Ministry of Education has canceled the forced administration of Charles University's Catholic Theological Faculty in Prague, following conclusions from the Supreme Administrative Court, with Brož remaining as dean.

Misha Glenny suggests that Czech politician Andrej Babiš will observe and learn from the defeat of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.

The 28th edition of the human rights documentary film festival Jeden svět began in Prague on Wednesday. It will offer more than a hundred films from around the world and will last until March 19.

Following in Henry’s footsteps: KCD fans flock to real-life Bohemian locations  Radio Prague International

For Heimir Hallgrimsson, the countdown to Prague will include stress generated by keeping an eye on events involving a team from Prague.

TD Cowen analyst Jeffrey Sprague initiated coverage of Rivian Automotive with a buy rating and a $17 price target, citing an optimistic outlook for the company's R2 vehicle.

Prague’s One World film festival to open with Hungarian documentary  Radio Prague International

Czech investors in Dubai real estate bracing for fallout from regional conflict  Radio Prague International

The favored Prague Sparta did not manage the opening match of the playoff qualifying series of the hockey extraliga and lost at home to Kladno 1:2 in overtime.

Czech Jawa steals the show at Brno Motosalon  Radio Prague International

Residents of Prague's Čakovice district could soon reach the city center faster, as the local council is pushing for the introduction of trains from a former sugar factory on the outskirts of the housing estate, utilizing an old railway siding.

Czech President Petr Pavel warned of a shifting world order and urged Czechia to remain a reliable ally amidst global changes.

Can a place that’s better known by locals as ‘Eden’ also be hell? That’s the question the Czech football nation has in mind for the evening when Heimir Hallgrimsson and his Ireland side visit the…

The head of a Prague food bank, Věra Doušová, stated that environmental activists are paradoxically among the biggest food wasters. Her comments were made in connection with the Prague Gala charity event, which aims to support the food bank.

The theme of the 12th edition of the international dance festival Bazaar will be community. Their collective works in Prague from the 12th to the 21st.

Milan Hlavsa and The Plastic People of the Universe: Artistic freedom in an unfree world  Radio Prague International

'I thought it was just a threat to make me behave,' recalls nineteen-year-old Lenka today about the period preceding the moment when social services arrived for her at the panel building in Prague's Jižní Město and...

Nodirbek Abdusattorov Wins Prague Masters UzDaily.uz

Historic crystal chandelier from Hejnice church undergoes restoration in Kamenický Šenov  Radio Prague International

A new Rolls-Royce service center has officially opened in Prague, with journalists granted rare access to its facilities during the inauguration.

The Czech Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed that passengers on a Smartwings flight chartered by the state from Amman, Jordan, to Prague did not have to pay for their transport, as the flight was fully covered by the state.

At 3 PM in Prague's Jatka 78, the second year of the Dobrý den Radiožurnálu event started. The twenty-four-hour live broadcast focuses on the non-profit sector.

Suitcase of journalist Milena Jesenská discovered after decades acquired by Prague museum  Radio Prague International

Members of the 'Prague Cafe' group, Slovaks living in Prague, criticize the Fico government, stating that citizens are its 'arch-enemy' and expressing willingness to travel long distances to vote.

At Dokukino KIC on March 7th at 7 PM, the film 'I'm Not Everything I Want to Be' (Ještě nejsem, kým chci být /) by director Klára Tasovská will be screened.

Fans have been waiting six years for Tata Bojs' new album. It was released this year and the band christened it with a beam of light during a spectacular concert at Forum Karlín in Prague on February 26th.

The US Ambassador to Prague, Nicholas Merrick, warned that the Czech Republic risks having one of the lowest defense expenditures in NATO relative to its GDP due to proposed budget cuts, potentially failing to meet its commitments.

With just two rounds remaining, Gukesh sits on the last spot with two points

Despite ongoing tensions in the Middle East, Czechia is reportedly less susceptible to energy market disruptions.

Several countries are organizing repatriation flights from the Middle East for their citizens. Two more landed in Prague on Wednesday.

Doctor Vojtěch Česák, a former mayor, has been sentenced to 28 years in prison for the brutal murder of his mistress and the attempted murder and rape of another woman, a sentence upheld by the Prague High Court.

The victory for Aravindh meant that Gukesh is now ranked number 20 on the live rating list that did not feature Viswanathan Anand due to his possibly inactive status

Czechia’s ‘celebrity priest’: Martina Viktorie Kopecká on modern ministry in the Czechoslovak Hussite Church  Radio Prague International

Legendary RAF Spitfire flown by Pilsen’s war hero up for sale Radio Prague International

The first plane carrying approximately 200 Czech tourists from Oman landed in Prague early Tuesday morning, following flight disruptions and security concerns in the Middle East.

Czech police are investigating a subsidy of over 50 million crowns for the construction of a sports hall in Prague's Hloubětín, which was received by an association connected to former sports boss and head of the tennis association, Ivo Kaderka.

From a Fulbright Scholarship to a new home: Three Americans who stayed  Radio Prague International

Several cars crashed on the D7 highway between Chomutov and Louny in the Czech Republic on Monday morning. Police believe black ice and inappropriate driving conditions were the cause, leading to a one-hour closure of the highway towards Prague.

Just a month back Gukesh had lost to Abdusattorov through a blunder from a decent position during the Tata Steel Masters

On reporting trips, I have traveled hundreds of thousands of kilometers by land, air, and water. Now I often set off for filming on foot directly from the radio building on Vinohradská Street – just like today.

"In the ‘90s the architecture was much more interesting": Jan Bureš on Prague's post-1989 construction boom  Radio Prague International

Manuel Serrano's opinion piece discusses Viktor Orbán's autocratic manual for the 21st century and suggests that breaking his aura of invincibility could alter political calculations in Bratislava, Prague, and Washington.

Greece had two losses with one qualification and one elimination in Europe, but the Czech Republic fared worse and was left without points and a team after the elimination of Sparta Prague and Sigma Olomouc.

Mikuláš Minář is once again preparing a major demonstration against Andrej Babiš in Prague's Letná, nearly seven years after organizing the first large protest against him when he was prime minister.

A large demonstration is planned in Prague to protest a proposed 'foreign agent' law, which organizers and critics describe as democratic backsliding under Prime Minister Andrej Babis.

Republic of Ireland boss Heimir Hallgrimsson names his squad for the World Cup play-off against Czech Republic. Follow updates here.

Students from Prague schools are interviewing eyewitnesses of the 1968 occupation and the 1989 Velvet Revolution, contributing their reports to the 'Stories of Our Neighbors' project by the Post Bellum organization.

Chocolatiers from Kutná Hora traveled to London to collect medals, dubbed 'chocolate Oscars,' for their achievements.

The Baroque Strahov Library in Prague has been ranked among the most beautiful libraries in the world.

The District Court for Prague 4 has temporarily banned the television broadcast of the award-winning film The Choir Master.

The release of 123 political prisoners in Belarus, reportedly based on an agreement with the United States, has raised questions about the future of Alexander Lukashenka's regime. However, Nobel laureate Ales Bialiatski's testimony from Prague suggests that repression continues and the opposition remains in exile.

Czech swimmer Jakub Kačerovský first Czech to swim across Cook Strait solo  Radio Prague International

Residents of Golędzinów are outraged over losing access to a local parking lot, which was incorporated into a construction site during the modernization of the Namysłowska swimming pool. City officials were notably absent from an extraordinary district council session discussing the issue.

Edmonton, Calgary and Prague to co-host 2028 World Cup of Hockey  The Globe and Mail

The Dvorecký Bridge, connecting Prague 4 and Prague 5, is set to open for regular public transport on Saturday, April 18. A ceremonial opening with a public program will take place the day before.

Comic-Con 2026 fills Prague with pop culture fans  Radio Prague International

Czech Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Industry Karel Havlíček announced in Brussels that Prague is prepared to lead a mission of European experts to inspect the Druzhba oil pipeline.

The District Court for Prague 3 is set to begin proceedings concerning former MP Dominik Feri, who faces charges of rape. Due to significant public interest, tickets will be issued for entry to the courtroom, with the case reportedly involving a 17-year-old girl.

The article recalls the early morning of March 15, 1939, when the German army entered Prague and took control of the rest of Czechoslovakia without significant resistance, while Europe watched cowardly.

Zetor, the renowned tractor manufacturer from Brno, is celebrating its 80th anniversary, marking decades of global success and innovation in agricultural machinery.

The Prague parish of Lhotka is preparing for a complete renovation of the church and parish. They want to build a community center for parishioners and residents of the surrounding housing estates. For the construction and renovation of the church building from the 30s.

Troy Parrott scored a brace as AZ beat Sparta Prague at home in the first leg of their Conference League Round of 16 clash.

Czech experts have successfully assisted in breeding a Philippine eagle chick, marking the first such achievement in 13 years for the critically endangered species.

The Prague Municipal Court will begin hearing the Čapí hnízdo case concerning MEP Jana Nagyová (ANO) on May 4th, while former Prime Minister Andrej Babiš has avoided prosecution in this part of the case due to his immunity.

On Thursday, March 12, the exhibition Sculptures. Portraits. Illustrations. began at Prague's Galerie Skleňák.

Prague authorities have begun removing illegal graffiti from streets and are offering financial assistance to private property owners to help cover the costs of graffiti removal.

US Ambassador to NATO, Matthew Whitaker, criticized the Czech Republic on X for its inadequate defense spending, a sentiment echoed by the US Embassy in Prague.

The Municipal Court in Prague has separated the Čapí hnízdo case, ruling that the part concerning Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) cannot proceed due to the Parliament's decision not to extradite him for criminal prosecution, while Nagyová will be tried separately.

The statue of Soviet Marshal Ivan Stepanovich Konev, removed years ago from Interbrigády Square in Prague 6, will be exhibited at the Museum of 20th Century Memory to illustrate communist propaganda.

Enigma exhibition in Prague uncovering stories of secret wartime inventions  Radio Prague International

The Czech president has stated he is not the leader of the opposition, prompting questions about who holds that role in the country's political landscape.

An audit of the Czech education system by the non-profit EDUin highlighted a critical need to use population data for planning, as Prague and parts of Central Bohemia lack sufficient school capacity, while remote regions face a shortage of students and a looming teacher deficit.

Firefighters are responding to a gas fire on Dobrovského Street in Prague, operating at a second alarm level. Residents from surrounding buildings are being evacuated, and emergency services are working to cool nearby structures.

Following are some of the major events to have occurred on March 10: 1948 – Czech Foreign Minister Jan Masaryk killed himself by jumping from a window at the foreign ministry in Prague, shortly after…

The Kladno hockey players lead the playoff preliminary round against Sparta 1-0 in games. The Central Bohemian club won in Prague 2-1 in overtime.

So-called furniture banks in the Czech Republic are working to promote a circular economy, operating in four regions and Prague, but their future development is uncertain as they await pre-arranged state subsidies.

Unique breeding success: rare green chameleons hatch at Czech zoo  Radio Prague International

Danish actor Mads Mikkelsen is the next announced guest of the pop culture festival Comic-Con Prague, which will begin on March 13 at the O2 universe in Prague.

EXCLUSIVE: Prague-based sales and distribution outfit Filmotor has acquired worldwide sales rights to Ian Purnell’s debut feature documentary Arctic Link, which has its World Premiere in the Main…

Jiří Vykoukal won the hockey extraliga with Sparta in 1990, 1993, 2006, and 2007. Since then, Prague has been waiting for the title, for a long 19 years.

Opposite the Liechtenstein Palace in Prague's Kampa stands a former tannery. Many know it by the names of former residents. It is called Dobrovský Villa or Werich Villa.

The 20-year-old American competitor has been harassed regularly since winning the gold medal at the Milan-Cortina Olympics.

Alysa Liu appears to have withdrawn from World Championships in Prague less than a month after winning Olympic gold. The U.S. skater is no longer listed on the ISU website.

Václav Verner, a student at the University of Chemistry and Technology, Prague, received the Neuron Rising Star award for 2025 for his exceptional talent and victory at the International Chemistry Olympiad, having completed his first year of university while still in high school.

Lenka Králová: what it means to live openly as a transgender person in Czechia  Radio Prague International

Karel Břinda on research at Harvard and working with bacteria as if they were books  Radio Prague International

Alenka Jensterle Doležal, a professor at Charles University in Prague, researches the work of Zofka Kveder.

American actor Leonardo DiCaprio, currently filming a new Martin Scorsese movie in the Czech Republic, visited the historic Estates Theatre in Prague, following in the footsteps of Miloš Forman's 'Amadeus'.

Czech Radiožurnál is preparing its unique 24-hour live charity broadcast 'Dobrý den Radiožurnálu' for the second year, focusing on the non-profit sector from Jatka 78 in Prague.

New ED250 units, known as Polish Pendolino, from Polish operator PKP will begin test operations on the Bohumín–Prague route until June 17.

Vít Hořejš and Bonnie Stein on their indie movie co-starring 200-year-old Czech marionettes  Radio Prague International

The Florence and the Machine concert at Prague's O2 Arena offered a powerful musical experience, primarily based on Florence Welch's extraordinary voice and spectacular concert production.

This week's nominees were from West Salem, Silverton, McNary, Blanchet Catholic, North Salem, Sprague, North Marion, Cascade, Stayton and Kennedy.

Hrabal’s cottage in Kersko declared a national cultural monument  Radio Prague International

The Prague High Court has upheld a three-year suspended sentence for Emil Kmoníček, the former head of the investment department of the Hradec Králové Region, for manipulating two billion-crown tenders for the reconstruction of the Náchod regional hospital.

Children and teenagers also engage in volunteering. For example, ninth-graders from Dolákova Primary School in Prague take care of a locality they visit in their free time.

The head of Prague's Institute of Planning and Development, Ondřej Boháč, lives in rented accommodation. Affordable rental apartments are what Prague needs, according to him.

Radio and private station broadcasting in Prague will be temporarily silent for two hours after noon due to planned repairs on transmitters at Mahlerovy sady in Žižkov.

A suspicious package delivered to the Czech Ministry of Environment in Prague led to a large-scale police operation, including the evacuation of approximately 400 people and the deployment of bomb disposal experts.

First Czechs return home; repatriation strategy adjusted hour by hour  Radio Prague International

Jiří Tuček from the Radiožurnál series Good People is a very active senior from Prague. He got into volunteering seven years ago through an advertisement from the non-profit organization Letokruh.

The first plane with tourists from the Middle East landed in Prague on Tuesday after 2:00 AM since the beginning of the American attack on Iran.

Metro service on Prague's Line C was halted after a person jumped in front of a train at Hlavní nádraží station and died from their injuries.

Czech politicians back strikes against Iranian regime, analysts warn of possible economic impact  Radio Prague International

A regional court in Prague is set to hear a case involving the death of a member of a Kutná Hora sect, who died after violent rituals in the forests near Český Šternberk. The prosecutor is seeking an 11-year sentence for the man accused of beating him with a stick.

Actor and dancer Dominik Teleky is a new addition to the acting ensemble of Dejvické divadlo. He comes to Prague from Brno's Husa na provázku. "There's a family atmosphere there.

Lenka Poliaková officially takes office as director of Prague Zoo on Sunday. The city councilors elected her to head the organization at the end of January.

The Czech tennis player who won Wimbledon: Jan Kodeš turns 80  Radio Prague International

A week of preparation and then a key playoff for promotion to the World Cup. Czech footballers have a big task ahead of them, and Miroslav Koubek is the coach.

The Disciplinary Committee of the League Football Association has fined Slavia a total of a quarter of a million crowns after the Prague league derby.

Uncapped QPR prospect Harvey Vale is in line for a dramatic senior Ireland debut in Prague next week after he received a call-up but a dream return of veteran David McGoldrick has not come about.

A new Czech documentary titled 'Resilience' sheds light on ongoing efforts to protect white-tailed eagles from illegal poisoning in the country.

Five weeks after earning their first Olympic medal, Canadian ice dancers Piper Gilles and Paul Poirier are gearing up for their 13th world championships, next week in Prague. "We want to enjoy ourselves, enjoy our skating [and] celebrate what we've accomplished this season," Gilles says.

The military police have charged Zdeněk Brabec, former deputy director of Prague's Central Military Hospital, with forgery and fraud for allegedly falsifying his vetting certificate to secure his rank and position.

The District Court for Prague 4 has prohibited the television broadcast of the film 'The Choirmaster' by director Ondřej Provazník in the Czech Republic by way of a preliminary injunction.

A vibrant market full of creativity and inspiration will be offered on Wednesday by Pop-Up Market in Prague, featuring 15 young student entrepreneurs in design and fashion who have decided to go against the current...

NATO and its Indo-Pacific partners have committed to strengthening their cooperation in cyber defence during a meeting in Prague.

Making culture accessible to all: Prague’s Jewish Museum opens concerts to people with dementia  Radio Prague International

The management of the National Hockey League confirmed today at a press conference that it will organize the World Cup in February 2028.

The Ice Hockey World Cup will also be played in Prague in February 2028.

Makers “over the moon” as Caravan takes top prize at Czech Lions  Radio Prague International

New fuel price reporting rules take effect in Czechia amid oil market tensions  Radio Prague International

The Prague 6 municipality is offering collection boxes for old mobile phones, with proceeds from recycling donated to charity. Residents can drop off unused devices until the end of April, contributing to the Silo association.

It's a tradition. Many Slovak students studied and are studying at Prague's FAMU, several of our artists have worked and are working in the Czech Republic, and Slovak filmmakers are the closest to their Czech colleagues...

How should Czechia deal with its Communist past? Interview with Kamil Nedvědický  Radio Prague International

A Prague court denied the latest appeal from businessman Vlastislav Římský, who is serving a 7.5-year sentence for evading 130 million crowns in taxes through illegal cigarette manufacturing and investment fraud.

The Municipal Court in Prague has dismissed a claim by approximately 350 shareholders who sought half a billion Czech crowns from the Polish concern PKN Orlen in an eight-year-old case, potentially saving Orlen up to two billion.

The footballers of Prague's Sparta entered the Conference League round of 16 with a 1:2 loss in Alkmaar.

New Czech Radio U.S. correspondent Jana Ciglerová on Czech-Americans and MAGA and trading Miami for Washington  Radio Prague International

Czech firms are actively seeking business opportunities in Texas as part of Deputy Prime Minister Karel Havlíček’s trade mission to the United States.

AZ Alkmaar were victorious in the first leg of their UEFA Europa League last 16 tie vs Czech side Sparta Prague on Thursday.

The construction of the Prague–Berlin high-speed rail line has been suspended, with railway officials awaiting the final state budget. Although the budget has been approved by deputies, it still needs senatorial and presidential review, complicating projects like the high-speed line in the Roudnice region.

The National House in Prague's Vinohrady district has been successfully sold on its eighth attempt by the Office for Government Representation in Property Affairs, with the buyer offering the asking price of 399 million Czech crowns in an electronic auction.

Panic gripped school canteens in Prague. They received “expired” salmon and immediately alerted the suppliers.

The most popular teachers from across the Czech Republic will gather in Prague for the semifinals of the 'Golden Amos' competition, where 19 educators will compete for a spot in the final.

The preliminary playoff series of the Tipsport extraliga ice hockey between Sparta and Kladno is tied 1:1 after two games in Prague.

The preliminary round of the hockey extraliga playoffs continues on Tuesday with the second games. The home teams Třinec, Kometa Brno, Karlovy Vary, and the guests from Kladno, who won in Prague in the first game, will enter with a 1:0 lead...

A gas pipeline fire in Dobrovského Street in Prague 7 caused the facade of two houses to catch fire, prompting firefighters to declare a second-degree alarm and evacuate nearby buildings. Traffic in the street has been stopped.

A new high-speed Pendolino train service from Poland has commenced operations in the Czech Republic, running between Prague and Bohumín. PKP Intercity aims to eventually launch a Warsaw-Prague route.

Cucumbers, cucumber, or ogarek. The richness of the Czech dialect is shown by an exhibition in the Věda a umění gallery of the Academy of Sciences in Prague on Národní třída. You can view dialect maps there.

The Křesadlo Award highlights volunteers who help in unexpected events and in various social areas. Volunteers do not have to be members of any organization, and anyone can nominate them.

End of 16-year medal drought: First two silver medals for Czechia at Paralympics  Radio Prague International

Sunday's Prague derby in the football league between hosts Slavia and Sparta was marked by a halftime scuffle in the stadium's bowels between representatives of both clubs.

Thousands of tons of debris contaminated with carcinogenic substances still lie at an illegal landfill in Trnová near Prague, despite an order from the Czech Environmental Inspectorate for its removal by the end of February.

Babiš's super hospital. The Prime Minister wants a new large healthcare complex in Prague. How much will it cost?

They searched through ads for four years, looking for a place where they could finally slow down. They found it an hour from Prague in a landscape reminiscent of Southern Europe.

With an increasing number of children in kindergartens and elementary schools, the Prague 10 district council has approved a new education concept for 2026-2031, focusing on expanding school facilities and supporting teachers.

Evan Ferguson is set to undergo surgery on an ankle injury ruling him out of the Republic of Ireland's World Cup playoff against Czech Republic in Prague later this month.

Averil Huck’s feminist walking tours uncover Prague’s hidden women’s history  Radio Prague International

Residents in Prague's Vysočany district have placed signs on park benches, falsely claiming that only residents are allowed to sit there and misusing the Ministry of Interior's logo to enforce the rule. The ministry denies any involvement.

Gukesh Dommaraju’s emotional apology during the Prague Masters highlighted a broader dip in form among India’s top players, including Arjun Erigaisi and Rameshbabu Praggnanandhaa. Experts cite heavy schedules, distractions from fame, repetitive elite events and overreliance on engine preparation as factors. It is also likely that the slump is temporary.

Radio Prague Int. launches 90th birthday celebrations amid fears of closure  Radio Prague International

A pundit suggests that the Czech coalition government will experience more frequent clashes now that Andrej Babiš has regained his parliamentary immunity.

The Botanical Garden of the Capital City of Prague did not succeed with its constitutional complaint in the dispute with architect Zdeněk Deyl.

The youngest ever global title holder has had a hard time this year, but hopes for better in May, when he meets Magnus Carlsen in Norway Chess at Oslo, and in the autumn, when he defends his…

A Czech military airbus landed in Prague, repatriating Czech citizens from Muscat, Oman, who were affected by the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.

The United States has warned that defense cuts by the Czech Republic could place Prague among NATO's lowest spenders.

The Italian Ambassador to Prague, Alessandro Gaudiano, met with the Italian-Czech Chamber of Commerce and Industry to discuss strengthening commercial partnerships.

The number of illegal distilleries is increasing in the Czech Republic following a hike in excise tax on alcohol.

A heated debate erupted in Prague over the decision to charge electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles for parking in blue zones. Some defended the move, while others criticized it as hindering environmentally friendly drivers.

Construction workers are continuing the reconstruction of Smíchov railway station in Prague, with the first phase of the new transport terminal expected to be completed in October.

The Football Cup often brings surprising results, and in Tuesday's quarter-final matches, both Prague 'S' teams were eliminated. Slavia was eliminated by Jablonec after penalties, and Sparta by home team Mladá Boleslav.

The first military repatriation flight for Czechs stranded in the Middle East after the American and Israeli attack on Iran landed in Prague on Tuesday shortly before 9 PM.

Stone found in a South Moravian backyard identified as Bronze Age spearhead mould  Radio Prague International

Road workers have closed road II/101 in Břežanské údolí, between Prague's Zbraslav and Dolní Břežany, for extensive repairs. The road frequently experienced falling rocks and uprooted trees, prompting the construction of 21 retaining walls in addition to road reconstruction.

Prague, Brno, and Ostrava face a deepening housing crisis with rents soaring. This article explores how European capitals like Vienna, Copenhagen, and Helsinki manage to keep housing affordable and whether their strategies can be applied in the Czech Republic.

New glass museum at Květná Glassworks to combine tradition and VR  Radio Prague International

Metro line C service in Prague was interrupted due to a train striking a person at Hlavní nádraží station.

Estonia is significantly increasing its defense spending, aiming for six percent of GDP, and urging NATO allies to follow suit, with a minister questioning the security implications if 'murderers and occupiers walk around Prague'.

The Czech government is preparing to send out repatriation flights to bring Czech nationals home from the Middle East amid escalating tensions.

Prague may attract all the attention as the capital, and one of the most beautiful and fairytale-like cities in Europe, but the Czech Republic also has other places worth visiting...