Mobile Phones in Schools: The Czech government is preparing a bill to ban students from using mobile phones and other electronic devices during the school day, including breaks and cafeterias, with medical and special-education exceptions—while the Children’s Ombudsman warns schools already have tools to set their own rules. Fuel Prices: Czech fuel costs are ticking up on the last day of the temporary price cap, with Natural 95 and diesel maximums rising before stations regain full freedom from Monday. Prague Short-Term Rentals: Prague 1 is pushing for stronger controls in the planned eTurista system, saying it must do more than register listings—identity checks, property status verification, and platform responsibility are key. Public Transport Comfort: Prague’s Škoda 15T trams will be retrofitted with air conditioning, with 123 vehicles planned and at least 20 upgraded each year. Czech Politics & China: Chamber Speaker Tomio Okamura says his China visit was coordinated with Czech intelligence chiefs, and he wants to boost tourism and direct flights while raising consular issues. Sports (Czech angle): Wimbledon finalist Karolina Muchová says she’ll miss “a few weeks” after minor surgery, including the Canadian Open; and Manchester United goalkeeper Radek Vitek signals he wants to leave for regular first-team minutes. Science & Culture: A new Iron Curtain Trail project opens along the Czech-Austrian border, linking Cold War history with regional heritage.