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Updated: 20.03.2023 17:24:58
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- •Fiala attends opening of novel, high-tech recycling system
- •Czech volunteer killed in Ukraine
- •Pension-reduction law takes effect today
Workshop: How to get started collecting art in Czechia by Expats.cz & EduArt Experience
Attend an exclusive workshop with Expats.cz and art-world insider Barbora Půlpánová.
Czechia plans to dispose of over 17 million unused face masks
Millions of protective items purchased by the previous administration to combat Covid-19 are no longer needed.
Happier than Spain, France, Italy: Czechia among world's top 20 happiest countries
The three-year timespan that the World Happiness Report report covers includes the war in Ukraine, Covid-19, and inflation.
Prague ranks high as a European center for ‘brain business jobs’
A new index ranks regions according to the number of jobs at knowledge-intensive firms in tech, IT, and creative professionals.
EU funds for balancing gender equity in Czechia failed to achieve purpose
Only few of the audited organization used the money as intended, and the Ministry of Labor failed to properly monitor spending.
The first week of spring in Czechia to bring warm weather and showers
Spring begins tonight with the vernal equinox, and days will now start to be longer than nights until the end of the summer.
Prague welcomes spring 2023 with the return of Easter markets
The Easter market at Prague Castle opens from today, with additional Easter markets opening across the Czech capital later this week.
Ahoj, Monday! Your morning cup of Prague
A quick guide to start the week ahead with news, tips, and hacks for Prague and Czech Republic.
Culture this week: Julius Caesar at the Estates and a Žižkov block party
Plus: Bazaar Festival brings movement to Prague stages, films at One World festival talk human rights, and much more.
Prague marks anniversary of Mariupol theater bombing
Dozens of people gathered in Prague on Saturday evening to mark the first anniversary of the Mariupol theater bombing by Russian forces on March 16, 2022.
Prague's landmark Máj department store targets 2024 reopening
Following two years of reconstruction, the classic Prague department store plans to reopen to the public in the first half of next year.
A historic 1940s steamboat will return to Prague for Vltava Day
This year's Vltava Day will be the first since 2019, and Prague residents and visitors are invited to take free boat rides on the city's river on Sunday.
Czech news for March 20: Pension amendment takes effect from today
Plus: Chimps escape Czech zoo and a Czech volunteer is injured in crossfire in the Donbas.
The Daily Dozen: 12 things to know about Czechia today
Rhino returns to Africa after living in Czechia, a church becomes cultural center, and more buzzworthy headlines for March 17, 2023.
Brewed in Czechia, available in Russia: Why is Czech beer still sold eastward?
Despite Czechia's strong stance against Russian aggression, several Czech beer labels can be found in Russia's hypermarkets.
This St. Patrick's Day, follow in the footsteps of Celtic tribes
Unique artifacts and a large settlement near Prague highlight the Celtic origins of present-day Central Bohemia.
Happy World Recycling Day! Here's our guide to recycling in Prague
The Czech capital encourages its residents to use recycling bins in a bid to cut down on the waste that ends up in landfills.
Better communication, more transparency: Pavel reveals his 100-day plan
Czechia's new president wants to continue sending aid to Ukraine, create a team of expert advisers, and open up Prague Castle.
