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Summary for: This week's news: Here's what you had to sayEvery 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.
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham has signaled a Brexit rethink. Should the United Kingdom rejoin the EU in full?
Yes - Rejoin the EU
82 %
No - Stay out
18 %
57 readers voted on this poll.
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Czech municipal elections are underway, with eligible EU residents also able to vote in local contests. Will you be voting in this weekend's elections?
Yes — I've already voted or plan to vote.
29 %
No — I'm eligible, but won't be voting.
15 %
I'm not eligible to vote in Czechia.
56 %
105 readers voted on this poll.
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Prague plans to replace part of the lawn beside the Dancing House with paving because tourists repeatedly wear out the grass. Do you support the change?
Yes — paving makes sense if the grass cannot survive.
54 %
Maybe — but the city should preserve as much green space as possible.
32 %
No — the square should remain predominantly green.
14 %
256 readers voted on this poll.
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Housing affordability is a major issue in Czech cities ahead of this week’s municipal elections. What should local governments prioritize?
Build more municipal and affordable housing.
10 %
Make it easier for private developers to build more homes.
8 %
Focus on better use of existing housing, including vacant and short-term rental properties.
14 %
A combination of all of the above.
68 %
309 readers voted on this poll.
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Trams will return to Wenceslas Square in June 2027, nearly 47 years after regular service ended. Do you think bringing them back is a good idea?
Yes — they will improve public transport connections in central Prague.
66 %
I’m not sure — it will depend on how the redesigned square works in practice.
14 %
No — Wenceslas Square would be better without tram traffic.
20 %
285 readers voted on this poll.
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