NEWS QUIZ: What happened in Czechia this week? (April 10–14)

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• Unpaid sick leave
• An extension of maternity leave
• A longer notice period for an employee’s dismissal
• A rise in the minimum amount of annual-leave days granted by companies

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• If it doesn’t change its course of action, Czechia’s CO2 emissions will rise 5 percent by 2050
• Czechia could increase its renewable energy share to 33 percent by 2030
• Eight animal species are endangered within Czechia
• Recycling rates have increased 20 percent in the last decade

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• 5.1 percent
• 2.9 percent
• 3.7 percent
• 7.1 percent

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• They have tendencies of foul play in tennis
• Their tennis system prioritizes male players over female
• Czechs are against Russian people
• Czechia is a tennis “powerhouse”

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• True
• False

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• People can continue to lease their property via Airbnb and similar platforms, but must pay a new, special tax
• Hosts will now have a limit on the number of guests they can accept per year
• Homeowners’ associations are unable to prevent apartment owners from renting via Airbnb and similar sites
• People who wish to rent out their property via foreign websites must now get a license from the state

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• A space mission to Jupiter
• The testing of what could be the world's fastest car
• The release of face-recognition AI software with a 100 percent success rate
• The release of a new "breathing pillow"

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• Prices at the entrance will increase
• The zoo is to get a new polar bear from this November
• The zoo’s chairlift will be out of operation till June
• Two of the lions will be transported to Brno Zoo

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• Users will be able to purchase up to 5 grams of cannabis per day for recreational purposes
• Freerer advertising of cannabis-related products will be permitted
• Nightclubs will be able to sell recreational cannabis from 2026
• Three new, regulated “pot cafés” will open in Prague 1 and 2