Politics & Education

EU citizens living in the Czech Republic are not only entitled to vote in European Parliament elections. They may also t...

An emergency ruling by the Constitutional Court has intensified the political conflict in the constitutional dispute bet...

The government of Andrej Babiš has approved a reform of the financing of Česká televize and Český rozhlas. The licence f...

The Czech Ministry of Education is planning changes to the Framework Educational Programme for primary schools. Educatio...

More than three decades after the Velvet Revolution, Václav Havel remains, for many people in the Czech Republic, the co...

Discussions on the housing crisis, digital challenges for young people and career opportunities in EU institutions: Euro...

Internationally focused education is becoming increasingly prominent in Prague. Victoria High School is among the instit...

The number of students at universities in the Czech Republic continues to grow. At the end of 2025, more than 330,000 pe...

Ahead of the NATO summit in July in Ankara, Prime Minister Andrej Babiš received the Alliance’s Secretary General, Mark ...

Major demonstration on Saturday on Prague’s Letná: Organisers expect several hundred thousand participants. Extensive pr...

From banking to education: Dana Robertson changed careers after struggling to find an English-speaking nursery in Prague...

Igor Červený was sworn in as the new Environment Minister at Prague Castle. With his appointment, the cabinet of Prime M...

Public trust in leading politicians in the Czech Republic remains sharply divided at the beginning of 2026. A recent sur...

Following the parliamentary elections last October, a trend is emerging: more and more Czechs do not want to leave the E...

Deutsche Schule Prag is investing in its future: with the “New DSP” project, a modern campus is being created to support...