
Number of Ukrainian Refugees in the Czech Republic Rises Sharply Again
The lifting of exit restrictions for young Ukrainian men is having a clear impact in the Czech Republic: the number of a...
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The lifting of exit restrictions for young Ukrainian men is having a clear impact in the Czech Republic: the number of a...

The new Road Transport Inspection (INSID) has presented its first report after three months of operation: during approxi...

A sharp rise in Hepatitis A cases in the Czech Republic has triggered a real vaccination boom. Within just a few days, t...

Over the next two weekends, commuters in Prague should expect disruptions to metro services. The reason is construction ...

Prague is one of the safest cities in Europe – a key factor that is attracting more and more visitors. According to curr...

Illegal migration in the Czech Republic has slightly increased in 2025. Between January and September, over 8,000 people...

The City of Prague has drawn a clear line: after years of debate over animal welfare and safety, the capital is definiti...

Prague is taking action in response to numerous complaints about e-scooters in the city. From January 2026, shared e-sco...

The Czech Republic is continuing to expand its charging infrastructure for electric vehicles. More than 3,000 publicly a...

Between Prague and Dresden, rail passengers will have to expect restrictions from the end of October until December. The...
Prague has unveiled a new digital reference work on the city’s history. The online database Pražský uličník explains the...

In this year’s focus operation “Alcohol, Drugs and Youth 2025” by the Czech Trade Inspection, every second inspected bus...

Successful Approval for Prague’s New Trams: The Škoda ForCity Plus 52T Has Passed All Tests and Is Close to Entering Ser...

Hepatitis A is spreading rapidly in Prague. In the capital alone, more than 800 infections and ten deaths have already b...

Today, Prague Airport is launching the new EU Entry/Exit System (EES). Third-country nationals will henceforth have to r...