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An exhibition introduces six Czech pioneers who embraced glassmaking as a fine art and ‘the only medium possible under communism’
Czech group looks to further expansion after winning the contract to operate UK’s national sweepstake
Advances in sectors including AI gather pace as capital inflows climb
Czech midfielder, the first active international player to come out, puts spotlight on attitudes within the men’s game
Petr Pavel challenges Beijing by becoming Europe’s first elected head of state to speak to Taiwanese president
Petr Pavel sees off former prime minister Andrej Babiš with pledge to back Nato and ‘restore integrity’
Petr Pavel will face former PM Andrej Babiš in a run-off election
Also in today’s newsletter: Former Czech prime minister Babiš guns for the presidency
Court ruling bolsters divisive presidential candidate ahead of tight vote
Sceptical capitals received sufficient caveats to sign off on deal
Newly listed by Unesco, the three historic towns of the Czech ‘spa triangle’ offer a fascinating alternative to conventional wellness breaks
Jozef Síkela warns lack of action risks economic damage that would undermine support for Ukraine
Stretching 721 metres, the new bridge is designed to help a ski resort become a year-round destination
Supply to Slovakia, Czech Republic and Hungary cut off amid row over payments related to EU sanctions against Moscow
The hills of southwest Poland are crammed with crumbling castles and medieval towns — but not yet tourists
First time a foreign country is known to have supplied this type of offensive weapon to help resist Russian invaders
Polish, Czech and Slovenian prime ministers hold talks with Ukraine’s Zelensky while Biden plans trip to Nato
Petr and Pavlína Pudils’ Kunsthalle Praha aims to be a cultural crossroads in a transformed power substation
A drop in tourism has made city-centre living more appealing, pushing up rents and house prices
Country left in limbo after head of state was hospitalised the day after last month’s parliamentary election
European Commission president has used private jets to fly distances as short as 50km
Brussels to put forward a ‘toolbox’ likely to disappoint southern countries
Zeman rushed to hospital just as he faces key decisions after ruling coalition unexpectedly loses election
Close result could herald end of Andrej Babis’ premiership
Billionaire leader faces tight election race and may have to strike deal with far right
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