Explore the nostalgic memories of Dejvická station's vibrant past and the ongoing search for missing student Jack O'Sullivan, a year after his disappearance. Read more...

Former Dean Miroslav Ševčík's lawsuit against his dismissal was rejected. Meanwhile, President Petr Pavel visited soldiers in Vyškov, experiencing their training and dining. Read more...

Vox challenges the PP in Spain on LGBTQI+ rights and historical memory while causing political friction in Ciudad Real. Meanwhile, in Prague, Ladislav Urbánek remains head of the city's transport company. Read more...

Czech hospitals, boosted by European subsidies and the COVID pandemic, are now profitable. However, this influx of money raises concerns about potential organized crime and corruption, especially in light of past cases like the Motol case. Read more...

Police are investigating a series of incidents across Europe, including near-miss accidents, a shooting, a fire, and a knife attack, highlighting concerns about public safety. Read more...

Recent policy changes include expanded bereavement leave for expectant parents and a new bypass to alleviate traffic congestion in Nová Paka, Czech Republic. Immigration raids and a manhunt for an online offender are also underway. Read more...

Amidst international political tensions, Trump lauds Starmer while Putin faces criticism from allies over perceived closeness to Trump. A mineral deal between Ukraine and the US is finalized, and the Tate brothers' release raises questions. Read more...

Velká Bystřice in the Czech Republic celebrates Carnival with traditional festivities, while the band Support Lesbiens releases a dramatic music video inspired by the Irish Sea. Plus, actor Marek Lambora reflects on fame. Read more...

A former Czech defense official is convicted of abuse of power while China prepares to repatriate hundreds linked to call center scams, sparking debate over security and sovereignty. Read more...

Police in multiple countries are investigating incidents ranging from fraud involving stolen payment data to the assault of Ukrainian refugees and drug smuggling. Read more...

This article covers recent developments in the Czech Republic, including changes to spousal tax deductions, successful Ukrainian integration, a train fire, and concerns about corruption. Read more...

A roundup of political news: Prague's Metro D faces further delays, the mayor of Lille steps down, and a Ugandan court dismisses a lawyer's petition. Read more...

A Czech man receives an 18-year sentence for violently shaking his baby, causing blindness. Meanwhile, a corruption scandal engulfs a Prague hospital, and a man is charged with arson. Read more...

The Czech government approves air ambulance funding for Karlovarský kraj, addresses high school admissions, and deals with tensions surrounding Prague Services. Changes to school staff financing are delayed. Read more...

Czech politicians reaffirm their support for Ukraine following a dispute involving Zelensky and Trump. Meanwhile, the UK debates balancing defense spending with international aid. Read more...

The National Gallery makes headlines with Atlas remaining free after mother's protest, while doubts resurface about a Rubens painting's authenticity. Read more...

Prague experienced two separate incidents on Wednesday: a train accident in Radlice that resulted in one death and one injury, and a police shooting after a man threatened suicide and attacked officers. Read more...

A tram driver in Prague was fired after allegedly shouting xenophobic slurs and ejecting a Ukrainian mother and child. The transport company immediately launched an internal investigation. Read more...

From classical piano to brutal short films and emerging rock bands, Prague's entertainment scene offers a diverse range of options. This week features Lukáš Vondráček, Cold Meat Party, and the Pragueshorts film festival. Read more...

A shoplifter boasts about high earnings blaming shops for poor security. Plus, rising crime in Prague leads to higher insurance costs and other news. Read more...