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.
You’ll also find related stories to help you catch up on the context behind the debate.
The Prague Post has returned through a new digital archive, 35 years after its first issue was published. Did you ever read the newspaper during its original run?
Yes, I was a regular reader.
60 %
Sometimes, I checked it out occasionally.
10 %
No, The Prague Post was before my time in Czechia.
30 %
30 readers voted on this poll.
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Thousands of Prague apartments are used as short-term tourist accommodation through platforms such as Airbnb. Do you think Prague should introduce stricter rules for short-term rentals?
Yes — too many apartments are being lost from the long-term housing market.
84 %
Maybe — commercial rentals should face tighter rules, but genuine home-sharing should remain allowed.
3 %
No — property owners should be free to decide how they rent their homes.
13 %
475 readers voted on this poll.
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Card and mobile payments are becoming increasingly popular in Czechia, even for very small purchases. How do you usually pay for everyday purchases?
Mostly by card or phone — I rarely use cash.
76 %
A mix of both — I regularly use cash and digital payments.
14 %
Mostly cash — I still prefer paying with physical money.
10 %
417 readers voted on this poll.
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