Did children get 'spoiled fish' for lunch? Inspections revealed results that surprised some
Inspections confirm that salmon pieces served to children in Prague schools were safe to eat but highlighted issues with labeling.
New Archbishop of Prague Stanislav Přibyl / We do not divide into the Lord's clergy and others. We aim for a more family-oriented model of Christian communities
The new Archbishop of Prague, Stanislav Přibyl, emphasizes the need for structural changes within the Litoměřice diocese while preparing to lead the Prague archdiocese amidst ongoing challenges with church and state relations.
An Open Prison for Women is Being Built Near Prague. The First in the Czech Republic
A new open prison for women is being established near Prague, marking a significant development in the Czech Republic's prison system.
This legend will stand forever. Hockey Sparta returns to the retro hall after years
Hockey Sparta is making a nostalgic return to the legendary Sports Hall in Holešovice, Prague, after several years away.
A new tanker is sailing on the Vltava River in Prague, to be used by small vessels
A new tanker has been launched on the Vltava River in Prague for use by small boats.
Czech Republic: Hundreds of Thousands Protest in Prague Against Andrej Babiš
In Prague, hundreds of thousands have gathered to protest against the government's populist and EU-skeptical policies under Andrej Babiš.
Tens of thousands rally in Prague to protest new PM Andrej Babis
Tens of thousands of people gathered in Prague to protest against the newly appointed Prime Minister Andrej Babis.
This was unexpected. What targets can Iran now hit? It may threaten Prague as well
Iran has demonstrated a capability to strike targets much further than previously estimated, putting cities like Prague and Berlin within reach.
A woman threatened to jump from the Negrelli Viaduct for nine hours; meanwhile, another one jumped into the Vltava
A tense standoff occurred as a woman threatened to jump from the Negrelli Viaduct in Prague for nine hours while another individual jumped into the Vltava River.
Quarter of a Million Czechs on the Streets of Prague. "We Don’t Want to Be Hungarians"
A massive protest in Prague gathered approximately 250,000 demonstrators opposing the right-wing government of Prime Minister Andrej Babiš, voicing concerns over threats to democracy and the rule of law in the Czech Republic.
A shelter on the fifth floor. The legendary canteen with meals for a few crowns is scoring again in the center of Prague
A newly revived canteen in Prague, U Rozvařilů, is attracting customers with its affordable and quality meals.
New Director of Prague Zoo: I don't want employees just to fulfill tasks. The zoo is our common project
The newly appointed director of the Prague Zoo emphasizes the importance of collaboration and creative engagement among employees.
In 1948 they fled to Canada, then became world champions in their home Prague
The article discusses the journey of individuals who escaped to Canada in 1948 and later achieved world champion status in Prague.
Jandač's Traumas? Hlaváč Suspects He'll Be Nervous. Spartans Will Enjoy a Sausage and Retro.
The Sparta hockey team returns to their historic arena in Holešovice for the playoffs against Plzeň due to the O2 Arena hosting a figure skating championship.
Large protest against the government in Prague
Thousands gathered in Prague to protest against the government and Prime Minister Andrej Babis, accusing them of threatening democracy and withdrawing support for Ukraine.
Largest anti-government protest since 2019 draws massive crowds in Prague
Tens of thousands of people protested in Prague against the government of Prime Minister Andrej Babis, reflecting widespread concerns about its policies and direction.
In Pictures: A Crowded Letná Presented a Business Card to Babiš's Government
A large crowd gathered at Letná in Prague, marking yet another significant demonstration organized by the Million Moments for Democracy movement.
A quarter of a million people. We filmed the time-lapse of Letná being filled
A time-lapse video captures the filling of Letná with a quarter of a million people.
At least 100,000 people participated in an anti-government protest in Prague
Over 100,000 individuals gathered in Prague for an anti-government protest organized by the civic movement 'Million Moments' to address concerns about the erosion of democracy and increasing oligarchy under Prime Minister Andrej Babiš's administration.
Thousands protest against Babiš government in the Czech Republic
Thousands of people gathered in Prague to protest against Prime Minister Andrej Babiš's government, which has faced accusations of authoritarianism and plans to reduce public media funding.
In Prague, the Žižkov Tower was evacuated
The Žižkov Tower in Prague was evacuated due to a page loading error on a related site.
Hundreds of thousands of Czechs protest against the government's pro-Russian laws
Hundreds of thousands of people are gathering in Prague, Czech Republic, to protest against the government led by Andrej Babiš due to its pro-Russian policies.
PHOTO: Million Moments Demonstration Filled Letná
A demonstration by the Million Moments movement filled Letná in Prague, reflecting strong public engagement in political issues.
He kissed the pig and scored a goal. The legend of Sparta and hero from Chile celebrates
A Czech sports legend celebrates a memorable milestone in a unique manner.
How to get to Charles University or Brno? Here is the last chance. We provide advice on the Scio tests
The article discusses the upcoming deadline for the Scio tests which are critical for admission to numerous universities in Bratislava, Prague, and Brno.
ERR will broadcast the figure skating World Championships on television and online next week
ERR will provide coverage of the World Figure Skating Championships in Prague, Czech Republic, next week.
STAN has elected the current deputy Hlaváček as the candidate for mayor of Prague
The political party STAN has chosen the current deputy Hlaváček as its candidate for the mayoral election in Prague.
Million Moments called a demonstration in Letná. It expects up to 400,000 people
The organization Million Moments is anticipating a large demonstration in Letná, Prague, with expected attendance of up to 400,000 people.
The new appearance of Prague's stops: the legendary red markers are being replaced by dark ones
Prague is changing its iconic red bus and tram stop markers to a new dark design.
From Prague to Vienna. A Rare Canaletto Painting Has Left the Lobkowicz Palace
A rare Canaletto painting has been removed from the Lobkowicz Palace in Prague, heading for Vienna, but the specifics of the article cannot be accessed due to a page loading issue.
PHOTO: Palmovka, a disgrace of Prague. The neglected area has been waiting for beautification for years
The article discusses the long-standing neglect of the Palmovka area in Prague, highlighting the community's frustrations and calls for redevelopment.
Dangerous and chaotic. Police want a change in traffic signage after the death of a cyclist in Prague
After a tragic incident resulting in the death of a cyclist in Prague, local police are advocating for changes to traffic signage to improve safety.
Easter in Prague Offers Traditional Markets and Events for Children and Adults
Easter festivities in Prague feature traditional markets and events geared towards both children and adults.
Drones in War Have Significantly Expanded the Zone of Death, Says Ukrainian Film Director from the Front Line
Ukrainian film director Ivan Sautkin discusses the challenges of documenting war in his films at a Ukrainian film showcase in Prague.
They crashed an Audi into a truck near Prague and fled. One returned and registered 1.7 per mille
An individual involved in a car crash near Prague returned later with a high blood alcohol level after fleeing the scene.
They Cut the Škoda Kodiaq to Make It Sound Better. A HiFi for 44 Million is Also on Display in Prague
The article discusses a unique project where a Škoda Kodiaq was modified for audio enhancement, alongside a showcase of a highly expensive HiFi system in Prague.
A Billion-dollar Business: The Treasurer of Slavia is the Happiest from European Cups
Czech football clubs earned approximately 65 million euros in this season's European cups, with Slavia Prague collecting the most at over 32 million euros.
Babiš turned the plane around due to the attack in Pardubice. Instead of a debate in Budapest, he returns to Prague
Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš canceled his plans for a debate in Budapest and returned to Prague due to a possible terrorist attack in Pardubice.
Music AZ Quiz or Drum Show. The Prague Spring Festival Will Start Untraditionally in Riegrovy Sady
The Prague Spring Festival will commence this year on May 12 with an unconventional music afternoon at Riegrovy Sady gardens.
Will you get to the hospital on time if you have a stroke? In Prague, it depends on which side of the Vltava River you live on
Timely access to stroke treatment in Prague varies significantly based on whether patients live on the left or right bank of the Vltava River.
Girl injured after falling from a primary school window in Prague's Vinohrady
A girl sustained injuries after falling from a window of a primary school located in the Vinohrady district of Prague.
Passengers can once again use the B metro station Českomoravská
The B metro station Českomoravská is once again open for passengers after a period of closure.
Like Beyoncé with Swift on the Same Stage. The Firkušný Festival Will Be Launched by a Star Piano Duo
The 14th Rudolf Firkušný Piano Festival in Prague will feature renowned pianists Evgeny Kissin and Sir András Schiff, showcasing both tradition and new talent.
The Českomoravská Station reopened after a year of renovations. It has a new facade and heavy-duty escalators.
The Českomoravská Station has reopened after renovations, featuring a new facade and state-of-the-art escalators.
"It was correct and dignified." The plumber and the dismissed director met with the employees of the National Gallery
Czech Culture Minister Oto Klempíř met with employees of the National Gallery in Prague, alongside the outgoing director Alicja Knast and her temporary successor Olga Kotková, to discuss recent changes.
Poll: Does the Dismissal of Alicja Knast from NGP Indicate a Future Slovak Path in Czech Culture?
The unexpected dismissal of Alicja Knast from the National Gallery in Prague sparks mixed reactions, highlighting criticism of her leadership and raising questions about the future direction of Czech culture.
The Českomoravská Metro Station Reopened After More Than a Year, You Can Now Take the Metro to O2 Arena Again
The Českomoravská metro station in Prague has reopened after a 14-month reconstruction, allowing access to the O2 Arena ahead of the World Figure Skating Championships.
Prague Has the Most Modern Water Management System in Europe. It Cost Hundreds of Millions
Prague has implemented the most advanced water management system in Europe at a significant cost.
The Pepina Ferry will no longer sail. Other tourist connections in Prague will start after winter this weekend
The Pepina Ferry in Prague is ceasing operations, while other tourist transport links are set to resume this weekend.
First just a pink nose, now it’s climbing out of the pouch completely. A wombat baby in the Prague Zoo has started exploring the world
A baby wombat at the Prague Zoo has begun to leave its mother's pouch and explore its surroundings.