A train collision damaged overhead trolley lines near Pečky, halting operations on the key Prague-Kolín railway corridor and forcing trains to divert through Nymburk.

A fatal collision between a train and a pedestrian on Thursday morning has suspended rail services on the affected line, with passengers redirected to metro alternatives.

Iranian authorities have designated several overseas Persian-language broadcasters as military targets, explicitly threatening attacks against facilities such as Prague-based Radio Farda. The move signals an escalation in Tehran’s campaign against diaspora media.

A comprehensive three-year restoration project has commenced at Prague's Invalidovna, which will feature two new permanent exhibitions, a multifunctional hall, and newly accessible gardens.

A Prague court has decided that classifying the Freedom and Direct Democracy party within a government extremism report breached its legal rights, though no formal apology was ordered.

A bell crafted from bronze and captured Russian weaponry was rung in Prague for the first time to commemorate Ukraine's Independence Day.

Pluto has been officially outside the solar system's planet classification for 20 years, a decision made by the International Astronomical Union in Prague, though the NASA chief expresses a desire for Pluto to regain its planet status.

Prague has launched its first Mental Health Center for Seniors, designed to assist elderly individuals with mental illnesses, particularly dementia, and their families. The city is also constructing a new pavilion to expand care facilities.

Portuguese Prime Minister António Costa is scheduled to visit Prague on Thursday as part of his 'Tour des Capitales'.

Prague-born food writer Šárka Otevřel Camrdová has shared two Czech pickle recipes for preserving summer vegetables, extracted from her new book.

Firefighters evacuated eight people and rescued five others from an apartment building in Prague's Chodov district following a core unit fire, with one person hospitalized.

A photograph of a woman shot in front of a radio station during the 1968 occupation of Prague has finally led to her identification after half a century, while the fate of the injured man lying beside her in the same photo remains unknown.

High Courts in Prague and Olomouc, Czech Republic, are handling a significantly higher number of disciplinary complaints against judges, prosecutors, and notaries this year, matching last year's total in just six months.

The tragic events of August 21, 1968, when Soviet tanks crushed hopes for dignity in Czechoslovakia, continue to impact the historical memory of subsequent generations, a phenomenon known as 'transgenerational trauma'.

After long-standing speculation, experts from the Czech Academy of Sciences and the National Gallery Prague have confirmed that Josef Mánes is the author of the ornamental drawings in the orangery of the castle in Čechy pod Kosířem.

Prague 7 City Hall has begun renovations on Ortenovo Square, located between U Uranie and Komunardů streets, to create a new fountain, improve pathways, and plant more greenery. The project, costing 16.4 million CZK including VAT, aims to revitalize the paved area.

Zdeněk Šesták, a prominent Czech composer and musicologist, passed away in Prague on Friday, August 21, at the age of 100. He was known for his significant contributions to discovering and popularizing the musical heritage of Cítoliby.

Meteorologists in the Czech Republic anticipate severe thunderstorms and significant rises in river levels, particularly in smaller tributaries of the lower Vltava in Prague and northern Bohemia, with some areas potentially reaching second-degree flood warnings.

Rome is contemplating whether to follow other European cities like Prague and Krakow in saying goodbye to its traditional horse-drawn carriages.

A historic audio recording of the 1968 struggle for Czech Radio and photographs depicting Znojmo after the allied invasion have returned to the Czech Republic from the USA. These materials offer new insights into the Prague Spring events.

The Flora metro station on Prague's A line will remain closed for an additional three months, until the end of February next year, due to a greater than anticipated scope of necessary work on the station's ceiling slab.

Ministers Petr Macinka and Boris Šťastný of the Czech 'Motoristé' party will run in the Prague municipal elections this autumn, primarily to support the party rather than seeking council seats themselves.

The Prague Spring of 1968 marked an attempt at political and social reforms in Czechoslovakia under Alexander Dubček, which was ultimately suppressed by a Soviet invasion involving half a million soldiers.

A new hospital in Prague is being considered, with discussions on whether its expenses could be counted towards the Czech Republic's NATO obligations.

Police in Prague are searching for a missing ten-year-old boy who left a museum, while Slovenian authorities are looking for 38-year-old Mario Hozjan.

Plans are underway to construct a new hospital within the existing grounds of the Vinohrady University Hospital in Prague, Czech Republic.

Service on Prague Metro Line B has been interrupted between Florenc and Nové Butovice following a collision with a person at Smíchovské nádraží. Replacement transport has been arranged for affected passengers.

The Czech Supreme Court dismissed an appeal from a man whose father was fatally shot by another patient in a Prague hospital in 2019. The court ruled that the hospital was not responsible for the non-pecuniary damage to the bereaved, finding no direct link between the medical staff's actions and the death.

The public exhibition of the Czech Crown Jewels will open one day later than planned, on Saturday, September 19, due to a protocol event scheduled at Prague Castle on Friday.

Police in Prague have charged a man with long-term abuse of his partner, minor son, and several pets, with cameras installed in the apartment revealing his actions. He faces up to eight years in prison and has been remanded in custody.

Following Prague Pride, opposition MPs in the Czech Republic are preparing a proposal to allow same-sex marriage with full rights, a discussion that the largest government movement, ANO, is also open to.

Vladimír Mišík, Kateřina Marie Tichá, and the band Monkey Business have been honored with Anděl awards, recognizing their musical achievements.

Historical chairs are set to be returned to Austria, sixty years after the end of the war.

Drivers will be unable to cross the Sázava River bridge in Kamenný Přívoz near Prague starting Monday, as the existing structure is set for demolition and replacement with a new bridge designed for a 100-year lifespan and 200-ton capacity.

The beloved Czech animated characters Pat and Mat, known for their clumsy DIY adventures, are celebrating their 50th anniversary.

The Czech state is planning a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) tender for the construction of a railway line to Prague Airport.

The Czech Republic experienced record-breaking high temperatures, with new records set at 30 percent of weather stations, particularly in Moravia and Silesia. The heatwave continued into Sunday, marking an unusually warm period.

Janek Rubeš, a well-known Czech YouTuber from 'Kluci z Prahy,' discusses his work exposing scammers in Prague, which is followed by millions internationally, and admits he doesn't always feel safe.

Czech fish farmers are implementing emergency measures due to severe drought conditions impacting their operations.

A Summer Folklore Festival has taken place in Prague, Czech Republic, celebrating traditional culture and arts.

Prague's Blanka tunnel complex now hosts a new public transport bus line, 145, connecting Dejvice with Čimice. The service was made possible by sufficient drivers and measures ensuring smooth passage even during increased traffic.

This article is the sixth installment in a historical series chronicling the journey and evolution of Radio Prague International.

The director of Prague City Hall admitted that the department led by Aleš Krejča issued billboard permits in violation of the law, promising corrective measures.

Prague City Hall has commissioned an analysis of waste collected from public bins in the city center to understand disposal habits. Initial findings indicate that beverage bottles and cans constitute a third of the total waste.

Residents in Prague have noticed a significant increase in water hardness in recent weeks, leading to issues like white spots on fixtures, dry skin after showering, and limescale buildup in appliances.

Prague Airport has completed repairs around its main runway after a four-month closure, with the first flights returning to the renovated area, which involved replacing lights and cables at a cost of over a billion Czech crowns.

Researchers have confirmed the presence of large carnivores, such as wolves and bears, in the border regions between the Czech Republic and Slovakia, indicating their return and expansion in the area.

Netflix is set to begin filming a new series in Prague in September, based on Dan Brown's latest novel, "The Secret of Secrets." The story, which starts in Prague and continues to London and New York, will feature iconic Czech locations such as Charles Bridge.

Hollywood actor Russell Crowe will perform as a musician with his band The Gentlemen Barbers in Prague next year, kicking off their European tour on May 23rd at Forum Karlín.

Prague's Institute of Hematology and Blood Transfusion (ÚHKT) is reporting a critical shortage of A and 0 blood types and has issued a public appeal for donations. Other Prague hospitals are also experiencing low blood supplies during the summer holiday period.

Czechia is experiencing a nationwide risk of wildfires as persistent drought conditions and high temperatures continue across the country.

Police have issued a gag order on details surrounding the disappearance of Mali and Liel Yahalomi, who have been missing in Vienna since Friday and failed to board their return flight from Prague.

The director of the Vltava River Basin Authority explains that without the cascade system, the flow in Prague would be less than half its current level. The Orlík reservoir shows exposed rocky bottom and stranded boats due to low water levels.

Prague intends to demolish the bridge above the Opatov metro station and construct a new one, a project estimated to cost over one billion Czech crowns and potentially lead to a year-long closure of the station.

Livestock farmers are being compelled to sell their cattle due to a severe shortage of feed, a direct consequence of ongoing drought conditions.

Three individuals have been indicted for a cryptocurrency fraud scheme, suspected of defrauding hundreds of people of approximately 1.1 billion Czech Koruna through the company Cryfin, as announced by the High Public Prosecutor's Office in Prague.

Hop growers are estimating a harvest that will be one-fifth lower with reduced quality this year, while potato crops have grown better than last year but face lower purchase prices. These agricultural sectors are experiencing contrasting challenges.

Radio Prague International provides the latest weather forecast for the Czech Republic.

The number of self-employed people in the Czech Republic increased by 23,000 to 1.202 million in the first half of the year.

The Czech Republic is experiencing its driest year since 1961, with a significant rainfall deficit leading to a severe hydrological drought affecting groundwater and surface water levels.

Mount Etna's activity and unfavorable winds have severely limited operations at Catania Airport, with services suspended until Wednesday morning, impacting flights including those from Prague.

The High Court in Prague upheld a 15-year prison sentence for a man from Siřem, Louny region, who held a woman captive in his cellar for three months, brutally torturing and repeatedly raping her.

Police are investigating an unauthorized drone flight detected last Thursday near Prague's Ruzyně Airport at an altitude of approximately 1.3 kilometers. Pilots of a Scandinavian airline reported the drone while preparing for landing.

A Prague municipal court has definitively ruled that the Czech state must pay 35 million Czech crowns in compensation to Vladimír Sitta, a key witness in the Prague public transport 'ticket case', who faced prosecution for alleged tunneling.

A public stress test for the eDoklady digital ID application is scheduled to take place on Thursday in the Czech Republic, as announced by Radio Prague International.

Czech and Portuguese prime ministers reaffirmed their support for European Union expansion during a bilateral meeting in Prague, highlighting enlargement as a strategic geopolitical priority. Both leaders expressed optimism regarding Montenegro’s ongoing accession process.

Iranian authorities have officially listed the Czech-based Persian-language broadcaster Radio Farda among legitimate military targets, escalating tensions with the EU.

After years of preparation, the Czech National Heritage Institute has launched the largest investment in its history to restore Prague's historic Invalidovna palace, with plans to reopen the fully renovated site to the public by 2030.

A tribute initiative featuring reimagined arrangements of Zuzana Navarová's songs will debut in Prague, celebrating her lasting impact on Czech music culture.

Prague Emergency Service hosted an educational event on Old Town Square, allowing students and residents to learn basic first aid techniques and inspect emergency vehicles.

The Czech equity market extended its winning streak as the PX index climbed above 2,800 points, driven by gains in major banking and energy stocks including Erste Bank, Komerční banka, and ČEZ.

Local officials have unveiled plans to convert a disused industrial site on Rohan Island into a community urban farm featuring greenhouses and public viewing areas.

The National Theatre in Prague kicked off its 144th season by awarding four artists under 35 and inducting world-renowned tenor Štefan Margita into its Hall of Fame.

Transport companies in Brno and Prague, Czech Republic, have reported a significant increase in tram-pedestrian collisions this year, often attributed to pedestrian inattention, with four fatalities recorded in Brno.

The Hungarian Catholic Parish in Prague has received authenticated bone relics associated with King St. Stephen, Prince St. Imre, and Blessed Gisela, donated from the estate of Tamás Tóthpál.

Up to half of foreign students from Zlín's Tomáš Baťa University who complete their studies in a foreign language program remain in the Czech Republic, but only a minority stay in Zlín, often struggling to find employment with local companies.

The Paprsek Children's Center in Prague's Hloubětín is set to expand, adding a new three-story day care facility for 16 clients with mental or combined disabilities.

Tomáš Portlík, the Prague leader of the Spolu coalition, expressed skepticism about forming a governing coalition with the ANO movement in the capital after the October municipal elections, though ANO's leader Jan Hušbauer did not rule out such cooperation.

Prussia and Austria signed a peace treaty in Prague, allowing Austria to survive despite the deaths of 120,000 soldiers.

Prague's Divadlo v Dlouhé is celebrating its 30th anniversary and will kick off its 2026/2027 season with a unique children's adventure game, taking young visitors to rarely accessed areas of the theater.

Prague's historic Invalidovna in Karlín is open to the public for the last time on Saturday before it closes for a long-term, complete reconstruction by the National Heritage Institute.

Heavy rainfall in Prague has caused the Botič stream to reach its first flood stage and flooded an underpass in Krč, leading to public transport diversions and train delays.

Meteorologists are warning that strong storms expected on Friday evening and Saturday night could cause significant rises in water levels of smaller tributaries of the lower Vltava in Prague and smaller rivers in northern Czechia, potentially reaching second-degree flood alerts.

Train operations on the corridor between Prague and Český Brod have been suspended due to a fault in the overhead line at Úvaly station. Passengers are experiencing delays as authorities work to resolve the issue.

Plans are being considered to transform a concrete plant on Rohan Island in Prague's Karlín district into an urban farm, potentially including a suspended greenhouse and observation deck.

A sixteen-year-old boy has been sentenced to six years in prison for a murderous attack on a homeless man in Prague, which he reportedly committed to fulfill an entry condition for a social media group.

A large crowd gathered in Prague for a discussion and benefit evening, showing immense interest and gratitude towards Ukrainian fighters, particularly Viktoria Jurčenko.

Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš has publicly announced that a new "super-hospital" will be built in Vinohrady, Prague, despite a 2.5 million crown expert study on the location not yet being completed.

Low-cost airline Wizz Air has begun selling tickets for three new destinations from Sarajevo International Airport, with flights to Berlin, Prague, and Bratislava set to commence this winter.

Prague Zoo has introduced Jabulani, the great-grandson of the legendary sea lion Gaston, marking the arrival of a new sea lion pup after a seven-year wait.

The topic of same-sex marriage is sparking heated debates in Czechia and Slovakia, with discussions in Prague marking the end of the political summer break, while Bratislava focuses on the marriage of a gay couple wed in Austria.

Students seeking shared accommodation in the Czech Republic face significantly higher rents this year, with prices in cities like Prague and Brno increasing by over ten percent, reaching up to 12,000 CZK per month for a room.

Jan Čížek, an SPD politician and publisher running in local elections, established citizen patrols in Prague's Strašnice district, citing a rise in criminality despite police statistics showing otherwise, leading to mixed reactions from locals.

Wizz Air has announced a significant expansion of its flight network from Sarajevo, introducing three new direct lines to Prague, Berlin, and Bratislava.

Prague Zoo celebrated World Elephant Day, offering visitors insights into elephant care, feeding, and bathing sessions, with two elephants currently expecting young.

Radio Prague International features a segment dedicated to popular Christmastime traditions and favourites.

Former Czech President Václav Klaus has voiced criticism regarding the outcomes of the most recent European Union summit.

Radio Prague International commemorates the 20th anniversary of 'Šakalí léta', reflecting on its cultural impact.

Jan Svěrák's comedy 'Five Plums' will be released in UK cinemas under the new title 'What a Way to Go'.

A traffic accident involving a tram and a garbage truck has stopped traffic on Moskevská Street in Prague, with no injuries reported and emergency services securing the scene.

The future of Prague's iconic Podolí maternity hospital is uncertain, with ongoing debates about its fate after previous attempts in the 1990s to convert it into a casino or hotel were thwarted by protests.

A new photography exhibition at the FOG gallery in the North Bohemian Museum in Liberec showcases the constancy of landscape and human change in Prague's well-known Podolí district.

Commuter trains, specifically the CityElefant models, in Prague and Central Bohemia will be equipped with camera systems to enhance safety, an initiative ordered by the capital city and the Central Bohemian Region.

Miki Volek, known as the 'King of rock’n’roll' in Czechoslovakia, was an extravagant blond singer with glasses who met a tragic end. His life and career are remembered as a significant part of the country's music history.

Five years after the closure of the Mělník III power plant, Czechia is actively replacing coal with cleaner energy sources as part of its ongoing energy transition.

All Czech tourists who were evacuated due to a fire in Omiš have successfully returned to their accommodations.

A competitive price war among supermarkets in the Czech Republic is contributing to lower food prices for consumers.

Radio Prague International reflects on its history, detailing its evolution from early transmissions in Poděbrady to its current status, including a segment honoring the late singer Karel Gott.

Several people in Prague contacted emergency eye clinics after experiencing vision problems following Wednesday's partial solar eclipse, according to local hospitals.

The Prague Philharmonia will inaugurate its 33rd season on September 4th at the Dvořák Hall of the Rudolfinum, featuring works by Beethoven and Martinů, with Canadian violin virtuoso Blake Pouliot making his Czech debut.

Hygienists across the Czech Republic have inspected water quality in natural swimming areas, with several locations showing deterioration. Swimming was banned in Šeberák pond in Prague due to cyanobacteria, and poor quality was also found in Nové Mlýny and Varvažov.

An exhibition in Prague showcases how the Nazis systematically sought to build the world's largest collection of Jewish books during World War II.

The rare Osa pulchra plant has bloomed significantly for the first time at the Prague Botanical Garden in Troja, offering visitors a chance to see the endangered species in the Fata Morgana greenhouse.

Czech communities are grappling with the issue of drying wells and dwindling groundwater, a concern highlighted by Radio Prague International alongside other news.

Radio Prague International provides a weather forecast for the region.

The Operum Festival, an alternative to traditional theatre halls, will take place on August 30th in Prague, offering new circus acrobatics and a performance of Dafne, the earliest surviving opera.

An exhibition in Prague sheds light on how the Nazis systematically sought to amass the world's largest collection of Jewish books during World War II, highlighting their cultural plunder.

A couple in the Czech Republic, unable to afford land near Prague, bought a burnt-out cottage and built a tiny house next to it. They are now constructing their family home, showcasing the effort and compromises involved in achieving homeownership.

Ondřej Liška has been re-elected as the leader of the Green Party in the Czech Republic, according to reports from Radio Prague International.

Czech automaker Škoda Auto has officially unveiled its new Octavia model.

Czech Trinity Bank, owned by Radomír Lapčík, is acquiring five office buildings in Prague's Riverside Karlín complex from Austrian company CA Immo, with the deal currently under review by the Office for the Protection of Competition.

A Senate committee in the Czech Republic has supported a proposal to reduce the maximum number of troops deployed on NATO's eastern flank.

Czech farmers are increasingly turning to sunflowers and experimenting with crops like figs and olives as drought and intensifying heat continue to impact traditional agriculture. This shift reflects efforts to adapt to changing climate conditions.

A secret Soviet bunker, originally constructed to withstand a nuclear blast, has been opened to the public in Czechia, offering visitors a glimpse into Cold War-era defenses.

Rob Cameron is leaving his position as BBC correspondent in Prague after 22 years, along with four other contributors, stating that Robert Fico has negatively changed Slovakia.

Major political parties in large Czech cities, including Prague and Brno, are undergoing a generational shift in leadership, as noted by former Prime Minister Petr Fiala.

A court in the Czech Republic has rehabilitated a witness involved in the Číhošť miracle case. This decision marks a significant development in the historical event.

Charles University is actively seeking a global science leader to head its new Prague Biocenter. This initiative aims to strengthen scientific research and collaboration within the Czech Republic.

The organization Krajánek ve světe is actively working to help Czech children living abroad stay connected to their cultural heritage and language.

Radio Prague International presents its top five recommendations for open-air theatre events, including films, plays, and other performances.

Police in Prague are investigating the death of one man and injuries to two others in a pipeline accident in the Stodůlky district as negligent homicide and bodily harm.

Prague has formally summoned Iran’s ambassador after Tehran officially listed the English-language broadcaster Radio Farda as a legitimate military target. The diplomatic move follows escalating tensions over Iranian interference in Czech media operations.

Three Aero L-39C Albatros jets conducted a final farewell flight, marking the end of more than twenty years of training operations at the LOM Prague state enterprise's aviation center.

Iran's armed forces have added several Persian-language media outlets based abroad, including Radio Farda, to their official list of military targets amid escalating regional tensions.

Prague officials have officially launched a comprehensive reconstruction project for the historic Invalidovna building, drawing praise from Prime Minister Andrej Babiš. The overhaul aims to modernize the landmark while preserving its architectural heritage and improving urban connectivity.

The Prague Planetarium will debut a unique concert series this September that pairs live musical performances with immersive cosmic projections. Cellist Terezie Kovalová is set to kick off the sold-out venue's new programming on September 25.

Public transport officials confirmed that tram lines connecting I. P. Pavlova, Muzeum, and Italská streets will restart operations on September 5 following infrastructure upgrades.

Radio Prague provides its regular weather forecast and meteorological predictions for the coming period across the region.

A Czech truck driver, Jan Horčica, lost his license and job following a road rage incident where he was allegedly brake-checked by two other vehicles on the road to Prague.

The new apostolic nuncio, Archbishop Jude Thaddeus Okolo, is scheduled to arrive in Prague on September 3rd.

Czech ambassadors from around the world have convened in Prague for their annual gathering.

Prague city officials are considering dismissing employees accused in an investigation into an alleged 'family business' scheme involving 250 million Czech crowns.

A forgotten, approximately 400-year-old ivory figurine of the Infant Jesus, possibly from the same workshop as the famous Prague Infant Jesus, was accidentally discovered in the Municipal Museum in Česká Třebová.

Twenty years ago, on August 24, 2006, the International Astronomical Union (IAU) reclassified Pluto as a dwarf planet during its general assembly in Prague. Its status had been questioned since the late 1970s.

Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš is scheduled for an official visit to Sofia, Bulgaria, on September 16, as announced in Prague.

The last public tours of Prague's historic Invalidovna have commenced, marked by a wreath-laying ceremony and salutes, ahead of its extensive three-year general reconstruction.

Prague has paid tribute to Juraj Puci, a native of Kožuchovo and a Czechoslovak hiking legend whose records are recognized by the Guinness Book, by naming a street near Strahov after him.

Prague's Flora metro station will now open at the end of February, three months later than initially planned, due to a larger-than-expected scope of necessary work on its ceiling slab.

A court in Prague has upheld sanctions imposed against a Belarusian journalist.

Chinese automakers BYD and Chery are set to increase their presence in Prague's taxi market after Bolt partnered with them to offer discounted electric and hybrid vehicles to its drivers and fleets.

A detained Czech citizen, Aleš K., in Beijing has become an unwitting player in a major espionage affair, with questions arising about his connections to figures like Macinka, Okamura, and arms dealer Strnad, and whether Czech diplomacy will exchange him for an alleged Chinese spy in Prague.

A Prague Municipal Court has ruled that Belarusian journalist Natalia Sudlianková acted as an active tool for hostile Russian activities in the Czech Republic, tasked by a GRU officer.

A French woman, Emma, is cycling over 3,000 kilometers from southwestern France to Prague to personally thank an anonymous Czech bone marrow donor who saved her life after a long battle with leukemia.

Thomayer Hospital in Prague has laid the cornerstone for a new central emergency department, a 2.2 billion CZK project expected to serve 600,000 people.

An exhibition highlights a portion of Czech Radio's rich, multilingual archive of thousands of letters received from listeners worldwide in 1968, when its international broadcasting service was a primary source of information about Czechoslovakia.

Jabulani, the great-grandson of the famous sea lion Gaston, born in Prague Zoo in June, has made his public debut, swimming in the main exhibition pool.

A new hospital will be constructed within the grounds of Královské Vinohrady University Hospital in Prague, with Prime Minister Andrej Babiš and Health Minister Adam Vojtěch confirming the project.

Slovak Minister Šimkovičová claimed that the Czech Republic abolished license fees, mirroring the Slovak model, but reports from Prague indicate otherwise and employees are protesting.

Czech musician David Koller and his band will perform in Prague on August 19 as part of the Prague Open Air series, promoting the event with a short documentary titled 'Okollo Kollera' on social media.

Prague's Letná Park is hosting the Letní Letná festival, the largest Czech festival of contemporary circus and theater, featuring dozens of artists and captivating performances.

Hygiene inspections in Prague have revealed that one in five school canteens failed to meet standards this year. This indicates significant issues with food safety and cleanliness in a substantial number of educational institutions.

Prague's Blanka tunnel complex has opened to its first regular city bus line, number 145, connecting Čimice with Dejvice and significantly shortening travel times.

The Země živitelka agricultural exhibition is set to open in České Budějovice on Thursday, showcasing the latest in agriculture.

Wizz Air, a low-cost airline, is set to introduce new routes from Sarajevo to Berlin, Prague, and Bratislava starting next winter, according to the acting director of Sarajevo International Airport.

Czech director Jan Svěrák's comedy 'Five Plums' is set for UK release, the animated duo Pat and Mat celebrate 50 years, and Prague hosts a summer school for Czech language learners.

Economic analysts estimate that food prices are likely to continue their downward trend for several more months, offering potential relief to consumers.

The article explores the challenges faced by the partner of an ambassador in Prague, highlighting the frequent relocations and the difficulty of leaving people behind.

Prague city council has approved a new digital card for foster families, offering various benefits and discounts on activities, theater, museums, and cinemas.

Renowned artist Míla Fürstová, known for her collaboration with Coldplay, is preparing her largest exhibition to date in the Czech Republic, titled 'Wings of Whisper,' which will be held at the Municipal House in Prague.

A Czech tourist has died on Mount Babia Gora, as reported by Radio Prague International.

An exhibition and concert titled 'Lest Dreams Fade' are being prepared on Wenceslas Square in Prague to commemorate the August 1968 occupation of Czechoslovakia, featuring historical photographs, vehicles, and films.

Electric bikes and scooters are banned from the Prague metro due to safety concerns, with a recent incident in Plzeň highlighting the risks, despite their popularity in the Czech Republic.

Radio Prague International has issued its latest weather forecast, providing updates on anticipated conditions.

Czech hospitals are warning of critically low blood supplies and are appealing to donors to come forward.

Prague city councilors have approved the return of the Radetzky statue to Malostranské Square, a move that has sparked debate with opponents calling it a symbol of injustice, while proponents praise its artistic value.

An analysis by Prague authorities and the Institute of Circular Economy revealed that people dispose of approximately one ton of waste daily in Wenceslas Square, with beverage packaging accounting for a third of it. The study was conducted over two days.

The Trutnoff Open Air festival is celebrating what would have been the 90th birthday of its 'tribal chief' Václav Havel.

Recent business deals in the music and entertainment industry include Influence Media's investment in a MENA-focused catalog buyer, Live Nation's expansion in Prague, Triangle Group's $15 million fundraising, and Ticketmaster's acquisition of a Uruguayan ticketing platform.

Antonín Dvořák's fairy-tale opera 'The Devil and Kate' will be performed on September 5th in the open-air natural theater in Prague's Divoká Šárka, an event that annually attracts thousands of spectators.

Radio Prague International explores the reasons behind the high number of observatories in the Czech Republic.

The Czech Culture Ministry has announced it will provide CZK 9 million (approximately $380,000 USD) for the restoration of the Lidice children’s memorial.

American artist Laurie Anderson and Taiwanese creator Hsin-Chien Huang have collaborated on an immersive installation titled 'To the Moon' for this year's Signal Festival in Prague. The artwork will be featured in the festival's paid zone at Divadlo X10.

A new documentary film focusing on the life and travels of the renowned Czech explorer Miroslav Zikmund has been screened.

The early 20th-century tenement at Targowa 6 in Prague, which housed various businesses and organizations over the years, is recognized as a valuable testament to the Jewish community's presence.

The Letní Letná festival, a major new circus and theater event, has once again taken over Prague's Letná Park, featuring artists from the Czech Republic and abroad.

Radio Prague International reports on several topics including Czech farmers adapting crops to changing weather, the opening of a secret Soviet bunker, the Jiřina Šiklová Library, and a Prague summer Czech school.

New details are emerging regarding the Lindsay Clancy case, including the medications she was prescribed before the 2023 killings of her three children and the identities of the prosecutors leading the case. Her husband's divorce and new life in NYC are also being reported.

The Czech Justice Minister has confirmed a request from the United States to extradite four Mexican nationals, with two of the individuals having already agreed to the extradition.

Police have initiated criminal proceedings against Antonín Juriga, a former clergyman and dignitary of the Prague Archbishopric, accusing him of rape, torture, extortion, and dangerous threats, with a court ordering his detention.

Helps Czech children abroad maintain their roots

Prague police are searching for an unknown man who allegedly stole over 130 packages of nuts from a supermarket in Ankarská Street, Petřiny, causing approximately 15,000 CZK in damages and facing up to two years in prison.

Radio Prague International provides its latest weather forecast.

The Prague Municipal Court has halted the criminal prosecution of eight individuals and one legal entity involved with the Sex.cz website, ruling that simply providing advertising space for services was not a criminal offense.

Inflation in the Czech Republic accelerated in July, with consumer prices increasing by 1.7% year-on-year. This marks a rise in the country's inflation rate.