Panic on the plane and evacuation slide. We filmed how assistance dogs are trained at the airport
The article discusses training sessions for assistance dogs at the airport, highlighting a simulated panic situation involving an evacuation slide.
QUIZ: Can you recognize the breed of dog in the picture?
A quiz inviting readers to identify various dog breeds based on images, highlighting the diversity and companionship that dogs bring to families.
Czech Scientists Recorded an Electric Discharge on Mars Resembling Earthly Lightning
Czech scientists have detected an electric discharge on Mars that resembles lightning on Earth.
Point N: The World Remembers the Anniversary of Russian Aggression, Babiš Announced That Defense is Not a Priority
Czech Prime Minister Babiš declared that defense is not a priority amidst rising NATO defense spending obligations following Russia's aggression.
It’s not a reversal, reflects Kubal on the invitation of SPD leader Okamura after years of discussion preparation with Moravec
Czech Television's invitation to Tomio Okamura for a debate marks his first appearance in over eight years, with the decision described not as a reversal but a result of careful consideration.
Ten comments on the American warning to the Czech Republic and the offer for Babiš to give money to help Ukraine
The article discusses the Czech government's inadequate defense spending amidst rising NATO expectations and a significant war in Europe.
The European Commission confirmed that it is asking the Czech Republic for information regarding a conflict of interest
The European Commission has requested information from the Czech Republic regarding a potential conflict of interest situation.
"Politico" identifies a new NATO rogue: may face D. Trump's wrath
The new populist coalition led by Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš plans to cut defense spending by €900 million compared to previous government proposals, raising concerns over NATO commitments.
The mess of Plzeň's elimination was smoothed over by Olomouc. How is the Czech Republic standing in the coefficient rankings
Despite Plzeň's exit from the UEFA Europa League, Czech clubs remain competitive in the UEFA national coefficient rankings owing to Olomouc's progress.
Survey: Czechs Trust Poland the Most. We Are a Key Ally
A recent survey shows that 81% of Czech respondents consider Poland a key ally, highlighting strong bilateral relations.
UEFA: Greece alive in the hunt for the tenth place against the Czech Republic
Greece remains in contention for a top UEFA ranking position as Panathinaikos progresses to the Europa League round of 16, while the Czech Republic's Sigma Olomouc also advances in the Conference League.
Crime of Foreigners in the Czech Republic is Decreasing, but the Government Wants to Further Tighten Regulations
The Czech government is looking to implement stricter regulations regarding foreign crime, despite statistics showing a decrease in such incidents.
Spicy Lineup on Moravec. Critics Have Achieved Their Goal: Okamura Will Attend the Sunday Debate
Tomio Okamura will make an appearance on the long-running Czech debate show 'Otázky Václava Moravce' for the first time in over a decade after critics' persistent pressure.
The European Union offers thousands of spots, Czechs remain below average
The article discusses the European Union's initiatives to offer various spots to its citizens while highlighting that Czechs are lagging behind the average in participation.
The Americans warned the Czech Republic that it is not fulfilling NATO commitments. They offered to help Ukraine
The U.S. has alerted the Czech Republic about its insufficient NATO commitments and has offered assistance to Ukraine.
Bird Shuffle at Feeders. The Order of the Most Common Winter Visitors Has Changed for the First Time
A recent birdwatching event in the Czech Republic revealed surprising shifts in the rankings of winter bird visitors at feeders, with the blackbird achieving its highest-ever position.
LIVE BLOG: The Estonian basketball team hunts for a scalp against Sweden in the World Cup qualifier
The Estonian national basketball team is set to face Sweden in a key World Cup qualifier match, following their recent performances against Slovenia and the Czech Republic.
Czech Republic: Another NATO Villain, Politico Writes. Army Cuts Risk Babiš's Wrath from Trump
The Czech Republic risks being labeled a 'villain' by NATO due to planned defense budget cuts below 2% of GDP, as reported by Politico.
The Most Court will again consider the conditional release of the brutal murderer Vocásek
The Most Court in Czechia is set to review the case of Vocásek, a convicted murderer, regarding his potential conditional release.
Czech Republic's new budget drops defense spending below two percent threshold
The Czech Republic's new budget proposal could lower defense spending below the NATO-agreed two percent of GDP, risking discontent from the USA and other NATO allies.
The new 'bad guy' of NATO - A budget shakes the waters of the Alliance
The Czech Republic faces the challenge of balancing budgetary constraints with NATO commitments as its new budget proposal reduces defense spending below the 2% GDP threshold, causing concern among NATO allies and the US.
"Rutte won't let this go easily." Because of Babiš, the Czech Republic is seen as a NATO villain, writes Politico
Politico highlights concerns that the Czech Republic, under Prime Minister Babiš, is being perceived negatively within NATO due to controversies surrounding his leadership.
Five SZ: Opposition leaders will not receive positions in the Chamber and margins under surveillance
Opposition leaders in the Czech Republic will not be appointed to positions in the Chamber of Deputies, with scrutiny on margins.
"The President Must Appoint." A Plan is Forming in Parliament to Tie the Head of State
Czech lawmakers are considering constitutional amendments to enforce a binding obligation for the president to appoint cabinet members based on the prime minister's recommendations.
"I will not be intimidated." An opposition representative and critic of the town hall in Hluboká had his car set on fire
An opposition representative in Hluboká, Czech Republic, had his car set on fire as a form of intimidation for his criticism of the local government.
Andrei Babis: The Czech Republic is not on a path to increase defense spending
Czech Prime Minister Andrei Babis stated that the country is not planning to raise defense spending despite NATO's increasing targets, indicating a departure from the previous government’s policies.
The youngest spa complex in the Czech Republic is Sanatorium Pálava. It will welcome its first patients this summer
Sanatorium Pálava, the youngest spa complex in the Czech Republic, is set to open this summer and start welcoming its first patients.
The government boasts about cutting funds to NGOs, but lets millions go to party institutes.
The Czech government announces funding cuts to non-governmental organizations while continuing to provide financial support to party-related entities.
A caregiver at an American nursery gave children laxatives to go home early
A nursery worker in the United States administered laxatives to children so she could leave work early.
Become a BIS reporting officer for a week, the secret service advertises. It's not a joke
The Czech Intelligence Service is offering a unique opportunity for individuals to experience reporting duties for a week, amidst technical challenges on their webpage.
People rated the president in a survey. Where is he doing best and for what has he faced the most criticism?
A recent survey shows that Czech President Petr Pavel is positively assessed for his representation of the Czech Republic abroad, while criticism arises regarding his influence on domestic politics.
USA is Leaving Record Numbers of Americans. They are Increasing in the Czech Republic
The article discusses the rise of Americans leaving the U.S. and settling in the Czech Republic, noting an increasing number of expatriates.
The police is preparing for another mass speed measurement, Speed Marathon can affect the public as well
Czech police are preparing for a new Speed Marathon to monitor speeding, which aims to improve road safety and may involve engagement with the public.
Men Lost in the Middle of Life. What Causes the Midlife Crisis and How to Get Out of It
The article explores the phenomenon of midlife crisis among men, discussing its causes and potential solutions.
Czech Republic pushes for ETS system change, proposing price cap and further delay
The Czech Republic is advocating for adjustments in the ETS system, suggesting a price cap alongside a proposal for additional delays.
The net profit of Česká spořitelna increased by 6.1 percent last year
Česká spořitelna reported a 6.1% increase in net profit over the past year, reflecting the bank's strong performance in its financial sector.
Perfume seller Notino failed with constitutional complaint. Must disclose where it obtained Chanel products
The Czech perfume and cosmetics retailer Notino lost its constitutional complaint regarding the requirement to disclose the origin of its Chanel products, which the Constitutional Court deemed groundless.
In the Gravitational Field of Slovak Disinformers: Why Are Wind Turbines Being Discussed in the Czech Republic?
The article discusses the rising concerns and debates over wind turbines in the Czech Republic, influenced by Slovak disinformation campaigns.
Discover what to do in Prague, a city that enchants with history, culture and landscapes
Prague is a captivating city rich in history and culture, combining beautiful landscapes with a deep heritage.
He was chosen as the best coach of Czech women's football, but it was discovered that he filmed his players in the shower
A Czech women's football coach, named the best in the country, has been accused of secretly filming his players while they showered, leading to significant discussions about player safety and authority in sports.
Water from Krounka in Chrudim flooded the largest planned flood retention basin in the Czech Republic
The article discusses the flooding of a significant flood retention basin in Czechia due to water from Krounka.
The Catholic Faculty Cannot Elect a New Dean. The Court Granted Brož a Stay of His Dismissal
The Czech Administrative Court has temporarily prevented the Catholic Theological Faculty of Charles University from electing a new dean following a legal stay granted to Jaroslav Brož, who had been dismissed from his position.
He Traveled to the Other End of the Country for a Car, Only to Discover It Had Been Seized by Garnishment
A man traveled across the Czech Republic to retrieve his car, only to find out it had been repossessed due to judicial garnishment.
Babiš is unhappy with the lenient punishment for animal abuse, Tejc will file a complaint
Andrej Babiš expresses dissatisfaction with the mild punishment for animal abuse, prompting lawmaker Tejc to take action by filing a complaint.
Babiš disagrees with the condition for dog abuse; Minister Tejc will file a complaint
Andrej Babiš opposes the new conditions related to a recent case of dog abuse, stating that Minister Tejc plans to file a complaint about it.
Sidney Crosby injured in the Olympics – Here's how serious it is
NHL star Sidney Crosby has been placed on injured reserve after sustaining a significant injury during the Olympic quarterfinals against the Czech Republic.
Dust from the Sahara is heading to Europe, will it reach the Czech Republic?
Dust from the Sahara may arrive in Europe, prompting concerns about its effects in the Czech Republic.
Now it's time to be sidelined – harsh news about Sidney Crosby
Pittsburgh Penguins captain Sidney Crosby has been sidelined for at least a month due to an injury sustained during the Olympic quarter-finals against the Czech Republic.
The European Commission requests an explanation of how the Czech Republic is addressing Babiš's conflict of interest
The European Commission has formally requested clarification from the Czech Republic regarding the measures being taken to address Prime Minister Babiš's potential conflict of interest.
The Epstein Case as an Anatomy of Unofficial Power. Why It Works So Well
The Jeffrey Epstein case is depicted as a scandal of sexual deviance and political corruption, revealing the workings of unofficial power in modern democracies, particularly relevant to the Czech Republic.