11 January – Seven people are killed in an explosion and subsequent fire at a restaurant in Most.[1][2]
February
6 February – President Petr Pavel signs a bill that prohibits Russian nationals from obtaining Czech citizenship,[3] even if they have lived in the Czech Republic for a long time, which critics say is discriminatory and contrary to European values.[4]
20 February – Two people are killed in a knife attack at a shopping center in Hradec Králové. A 16-year old suspect is arrested.[5]
28 February – A freight train carrying benzene derails and catches fire in Hustopeče nad Bečvou. No injuries are reported.[6]
March
21 March – Representatives of SPD, Svobodní, Tricolour and PRO sign a memorandum about cooperation in the 2025 parliamentary election with SPD as leader.[7]
May
30 May – Pavel Blažek resigns as justice minister amid criticism over the ministry receiving a bitcoin donation that it later sold for 1 billion koruna ($45 million).[8]
June
10 June – Eva Decroix is appointed as justice minister.[9]
23 June – The High Court of Prague overturns the 2024 acquittal of former prime minister Andrej Babiš for fraud over a $2 million case involving a European Union subsidy and orders a second retrial in the Prague Municipal Court.[13]
25 June – Authorities announce the arrest of five people on suspicion of promoting hatred against minorities after being radicalized by Islamic State, including two who are charged with plotting an arson attack on a synagogue in Brno.[14]
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