Politics & Education

The planned abolition of television and radio licence fees is causing heated political debate in the Czech Republic. Fol...

In an interview with German journalist Paul Ronzheimer, Petr Pavel discusses Vladimir Putin's war aims, the threat of a ...

The STAN movement, led by Petr Hlaváček, won the municipal elections in Prague. Following the vote count, STAN secured 2...

For the 30th time, Forum 2000 brings together politicians, experts and representatives of civil society in Prague. The f...

Belinda Weller has been the new head of the primary school at the Deutsche Schule in Prague since September. In an inter...

With numerous cultural events, debates, exhibitions and commemorative activities, the Czech Republic is remembering Václ...

The Czech Republic will elect new municipal councils and one-third of the Senate in early October. Several changes will ...

Prague is commemorating the 90th anniversary of Václav Havel’s birth with a full-day event. The ceremonial unveiling of ...

The number of children in Czech kindergartens continues to decline. At the same time, pupil numbers at primary schools r...

The persistent drought and low groundwater levels are causing growing concern within the Czech government. The reactivat...

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...