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 26.06.2026 12:30:01 (updated on 26.06.2026) 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.

Prague is in for a scorcher this weekend. How do you plan to keep cool?

I have A/C at home 18 %
Close windows in the morning, open at night 61 %
Creative placement of fans 11 %
Find the nearest air-conditioned pub, museum, mall or cool space 10 %
150 readers voted on this poll. Voting is open

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European heat dome hits Czechia: When will the scorching weather end?

With cheap overseas shopping about to get more expensive next month, we want to know: Will the new EU customs fees change where you shop online?

Yes, I'll shift to European or local shops. 7 %
Probably, depends how much prices go up. 14 %
No, it's still cheaper even with the fees. 5 %
I don't shop on Shein, Temu or similar platforms. 74 %
307 readers voted on this poll. Voting is open

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A petition calling for legally protected menstrual leave in Czechia has passed 26,000 signatures in under two weeks. Should it become law?

Yes, the current system leaves women without a dignified option. 55 %
No, existing sick leave should cover it. 14 %
Only with a medical certificate required, as in Spain. 27 %
Not sure. 4 %
436 readers voted on this poll. Voting is open

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Czech petition sparks debate over introduction of menstrual leave

Czechia is bidding to host a major AI gigafactory in Prague's Zbraslav district, backed by CZK 15 billion in state funding. Is it a good use of public money?

Yes, strategic infrastructure like this is exactly what state investment is for 16 %
Not sure, I'd want to know more about who benefits 22 %
No, CZK 15 billion should go elsewhere 62 %
369 readers voted on this poll. Voting is open

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From midnight, Czech Television and Radio staff have been on a 24-hour warning strike. Presenters are wearing black and program are running a minute late in protest to the government's plan to replace licence fees with state budget funding. Do you watch Czech Television or listen to Czech Radio?

Yes, its programming keeps me informed 25 %
Yes, but rather to practice my language skills 6 %
No, I don't watch TV or listen to radio at all 57 %
No, I follow other news outlets instead 12 %
338 readers voted on this poll. Voting is open

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Thousands fill Prague streets for public media freedom ahead of Monday strike

To beat the heat this summer, the Czech capital offers a range of river beaches, lakes, reservoirs and other outdoor options. Do you take a dip in Prague’s natural swimming spots?

Yes, regularly 16 %
Rarely, I prefer pools 19 %
Never, I don’t trust the water quality 65 %
211 readers voted on this poll. Voting is open

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Czechia’s government has ended its support for ratifying the Istanbul Convention, a Council of Europe treaty aimed at preventing and addressing domestic and sexual violence. What do you think about this decision?

Agree – the current legal system is enough as it is. 12 %
Disagree – Czechia should continue toward ratification. 82 %
I’m unsure / need more information 6 %
295 readers voted on this poll. Voting is open

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