Czech President Petr Pavel, Slovakia’s Peter Pellegrini, Poland’s Karol Nawrocki and Hungary’s Tamás Sulyok are set to debate how to strengthen Europe’s competitive edge, close productivity and ...

News, rare medieval Madonna goes on display, Czech Advent masses, Bozi Dar post, UNICEF CR aid to Bhutan ...

The Madonna from Havraň, a rare medieval sculpture of the Virgin Mary, has gone on display in the Convent of St. Agnes of Bohemia in Prague.

Roráty, the ancient Czech Advent dawn Masses, return each December in candlelit churches. A priest and a mother from Zlín explain why this tradition still resonates today.

In Czechia, Christmas wishes aren’t sent to Santa, but to little Baby Jesus (or Ježíšek) at the post office in Boží Dar, the country’s highest town.

Doctors have recorded 2,880 cases of hepatitis A so far this year—twenty times more than last year and the highest figure since 1984. Thirty-one people have died, compared with two last year, ...

Jan Dušek, a leading figure of Czech stage design, has died at the age of 83. The National Theatre, his home institution, announced his passing on Tuesday. Dušek worked with the theatre for more than ...

Lubomír Metnar, the ANO party’s candidate for interior minister, met with President Petr Pavel on Tuesday to outline his priorities in office. He said after the meeting that they had discussed planned ...

Bhutan and Czechia may seem unlikely partners, yet they share a 20-year history of collaboration, with Bhutan being UNICEF Czechia’s most consistently supported partner.

Exactly 220 years ago, on December 2, 1805, one of the most significant battles in European history unfolded near Slavkov.

On December 2, 1805, Emperor Napoleon I of France defeated the joint Russian-Austrian army in a famous battle near Slavkov that reshaped the map of Europe.

Lower House speaker and SPD leader, Tomio Okamura, travels to Bratislava on Tuesday for his first official foreign visit in the role. His nine-member delegation includes only MPs from the emerging ...