This week in polls: How our readers reacted to the news

Every weekday we ask our readers about Czechia's hottest topics. Here's what this week's polls revealed – cast your vote now.

Expats.cz Staff

Written by Expats.cz Staff Published on 24.07.2026 11:00:01 (updated on 24.07.2026) Reading time: 1 minute

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The Weekly Verdict

Every day of the week, we run a poll alongside our morning news, asking readers to weigh in on the key headlines and talking points shaping life in Czechia.

Our weekly “verdict” rounds up your responses, offering a snapshot of what’s on your mind – and a chance to vote if you haven’t already.

You’ll also find related stories to help you catch up on the context behind the debate.

Meanwhile, if you have a question about something you saw in this week's coverage, ask a news question here.

China has signaled it wants to deepen cooperation with Czechia, while Prague has maintained close unofficial ties with Taiwan. What approach should Czechia take?

Strengthen economic ties with China while maintaining existing partnerships. 11 %
Keep relations with China cautious and prioritize democratic allies. 8 %
Continue supporting Taiwan, even if it complicates ties with Beijing. 52 %
Czechia should try to balance relations with both China and Taiwan. 29 %
85 readers voted on this poll. Voting is open

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Daily news briefing - morning mix

Czech news in brief for July 24: Friday's top morning headlines

The Czech government is considering listing a 40 percent stake in Prague Airport on the stock exchange. Do you think Prague Airport should go public?

Yes, it could bring investment and help the airport grow. 19 %
No, Prague Airport should remain fully state-owned. 67 %
Not sure / need more info 14 %
269 readers voted on this poll. Voting is open

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Jaromir Chalabala / Shutterstock.com

Government considers selling 40 percent stake in Prague Airport by 2028

President Petr Pavel has warned that claims that courts are biased or politically motivated can weaken public trust in the justice system. Do you agree that public criticism of courts can undermine confidence in the rule of law?

Yes — attacks on judicial independence can damage trust in democratic institutions. 28 %
No — courts and judges should be open to criticism like any other institution. 52 %
It depends — criticism is acceptable, but courts should not be unfairly discredited. 20 %
176 readers voted on this poll. Voting is open

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Daily news briefing - morning mix

Czech news in brief for July 22: Wednesday's top morning headlines

One of Czechia's only non-stop mental health helpline is under threat and could soon be forced to close. Have you ever sought some form of mental health support here?

No, never felt the need to. 55 %
Yes, but I didn't know where to look and found it very difficult to find support for foreigners. 37 %
Yes, I found it relatively easy to find the kind of help I needed 8 %
169 readers voted on this poll. Voting is closed

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Daily news briefing - morning mix

Czech news in brief for July 21: Tuesday's top morning headlines

Spain beat Argentina 1-0 in extra time yesterday to win their second World Cup title. Did you watch the game?

Of course, watched it outside/in a bar. 9 %
Yes, I followed the game at home. 46 %
Nope, not my thing. 45 %
284 readers voted on this poll. Voting is closed

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Daily news briefing - morning mix

Czech news in brief for July 20: Monday's top morning headlines

Prague 1 is seeking stronger powers to regulate short-term rentals such as Airbnb, with officials citing concerns over noise, unregistered accommodation, and lost local fees. Do you support stricter rules for short-term rentals in Prague?

Yes — cities should have more control to protect residents and ensure rentals follow the rules. 87 %
No — stricter regulations could hurt tourism and limit property owners’ rights. 5 %
Somewhat — short-term rentals need oversight, but a balance should be found. 8 %
408 readers voted on this poll. Voting is open

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AlesiaKan / Shutterstock.com

Prague 1 pushes for new Airbnb rules as residents demand more control

Czechia is bringing back electronic sales registration (EET) in 2027, with supporters saying it will improve tax fairness and critics warning of added bureaucracy. Do you support the return of EET?

Yes — it will help ensure businesses pay their fair share of taxes. 56 %
No — it creates unnecessary costs and bureaucracy for businesses. 33 %
I don’t think it will make much difference either way. 11 %
170 readers voted on this poll. Voting is open

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The updated EET system will require businesses to record sales electronically from 2027. Shutterstock by Achira22

Czechia is bringing back EET. What shoppers and businesses need to know

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