A concert by American rapper Kanye West scheduled for July 25 in Prague has been canceled. The venue ended its cooperation with the organizer, citing unspecified reasons, though Prague authorities had previously protested due to West's antisemitic remarks. This marks the sixth European concert cancellation for West.
Wilson Sprague, 27, a passionate stockman and chopper pilot, died in a helicopter crash near Kowanyama while tracking a bushfire. His family and friends remember him as a determined, loyal, and gentle soul with a strong work ethic.
Jessica Fox wins her second World Cup gold in two days in Prague, claiming the women's C1 event after topping the K1 final 24 hours prior, marking a remarkable comeback after nine-month surgery absence.
Australian canoeist Jessica Fox wins gold in the women's K1 event at the ICF Canoe Slalom World Cup in Prague, Czechia, her first World Cup victory since returning to international competition after kidney surgery.
A Chinese journalist, Yang Yiming, working for the CCP's Guangming Daily in Prague, will stand trial for allegedly working for Chinese intelligence. He is accused of gathering unfavorable information on Czech politicians friendly to Taiwan. This marks the first prosecution in the Czech Republic under the "unauthorized activities for foreign powers" law, carrying a maximum sentence of five years.
Czech Senate Speaker Miloš Vystrčil, on his second visit to Taiwan after six years, met with Legislative Yuan President Han Kuo-yu. Vystrčil asserted that democratic nations like Taiwan and the Czech Republic are not obligated to adhere to China's 'One China principle' and invited Han to visit Prague.
KOTRA hosted a 'K-Consumer Goods Promotion in Prague' event on May 23-24, featuring 68 Korean beauty and food companies. The event aims to boost Korean exports to Europe, capitalizing on the significant growth in Czech imports of Korean cosmetics and food.
UAE presidential adviser Dr. Anwar Gargash stated that growing instability in the Gulf and disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz directly challenge Europe's energy supply and trade, urging European nations to recognize their stake in protecting maritime security and freedom of navigation.
West Ham faces relegation after a season marred by poor planning, questionable recruitment, and internal dysfunction. Despite European success, the club's financial woes and strategic missteps under major shareholder David Sullivan have led to a crisis, with fears of further financial rule breaches and a difficult future in the Championship.
Taiwan's Foreign Minister Joseph Wu visited Prague, attending a performance by the Taipei Puppet Theater. He emphasized cultural diplomacy's role in bridging distances and highlighted Taiwan's rich culture through the "Taiwan Culture in Europe 2026" initiative.
Taiwan's Deputy Defense Minister Hsu Ssu-chien attended the GLOBSEC Forum in Prague from May 21-23, sharing Taiwan's experiences on gray-zone threats, critical infrastructure protection, and defense digitalization. He engaged with international officials and experts, strengthening Taiwan's ties with like-minded nations.
Russia's President Putin blamed Ukraine for a deadly drone attack in Luhansk, vowing retaliation. Ukraine denied the claims, stating it targeted Russian military assets. Meanwhile, Czech President Pavel urged NATO to respond assertively to Russian provocations.
Taipei Puppet Theater's "Formosa Beautiful Island" performance in Prague captivated over 120 attendees, including Czech Senator David Smoljak and Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung. The show blended traditional Taiwanese glove puppetry with creative elements like bubble tea and Taipei 101 to promote Taiwanese culture.
Czech President Petr Pavel urged NATO to "show its teeth" with decisive, potentially asymmetric responses to Russia's provocations, including cutting off banks, switching off the internet, and shooting down violating aircraft. He stressed the need for a firm stance against Moscow's actions below the Article 5 threshold.
GLOBSEC forum in Prague discusses growing drone incursions in Baltics, questions over US commitment to European security ahead of NATO summit in Ankara, and changes in Ukraine war. Interviews with Finland's Defense Ministry permanent secretary and Serbia's speaker of parliament.
U.S. President Donald Trump announced on Truth Social that he will send 5,000 troops to Poland, surprising European leaders gathering at GLOBSEC in Prague. The move is seen as a boost for MAGA-aligned Polish President Karol Nawrocki.
An American surgeon infected with Ebola is being treated in Berlin, while another exposed to the virus is sent to Prague. The White House reportedly resisted allowing citizens to return to the US for care, sparking controversy and travel restrictions.
An American doctor exposed to Ebola in Uganda will be hospitalized in Prague for preventative observation under strict safety measures. The risk of public spread is deemed zero, as the doctor is not symptomatic. The outbreak, originating in DRC and spreading to Uganda, has claimed over 130 lives.
West Ham face imminent relegation from the Premier League following a 3-1 loss to Newcastle. Manager Nuno Espirito Santo acknowledged the team owes fans respect and dignity. Survival now hinges on other results, with captain Jarrod Bowen admitting the club has "created this mess".
Micronation Liberland awarded Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin its highest state honor, the "First Class Order of Merit of the Star of Liberland," at ETHPrague 2026. Liberland, which aims to be a crypto haven with on-chain governance, previously elected Justin Sun as prime minister.
18-year-old South Korean pianist Son Se-hyeok wins first prize in the piano category at the Prague Spring International Music Competition, defeating 41 finalists with his performance of Brahms' Piano Concerto No. 1.
18-year-old South Korean pianist Son Se-hyeok wins 1st prize in piano category at Prague Spring International Music Competition, beating 41 other finalists.
Slavia Prague forfeits game against Sparta Prague due to pitch invasion, fined and ordered to play behind closed doors
Le derby entre le Slavia et le Sparta Prague, décisif pour le titre de champion de République tchèque, a été interrompu suite à un envahissement de pelouse par des centaines de supporters.
