This week’s polls delivered some close votes, with 62 percent of readers backing EU migrant return centers outside Europe and 53 percent supporting restrictions on temporary protection for Ukrainians from regions deemed safe.
Closer to home, loud calls and music emerged as public transport’s most irritating habit, while more than half of readers said they would brave Prague’s new giant slide. And when it comes to autumn in Czechia, hiking through fall colors easily topped the list of favorite seasonal activities.
Take a look at this week's polls and vote for yourself below. Meanwhile, if you have a question about something you saw in this week's coverage, ask a news question here.
A new study says Czechia’s minimum wage of CZK 22,400 monthly is not enough to cover basic living costs and rental housing. Do you think you could live on the minimum wage in Czechia?
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Late-summer rain has nudged Czech forests back to life, with mycologists saying an early flush of mushrooms is already underway. More rain through the weekend could bring a bigger wave of boletes and chanterelles. So, what’s your favorite autumn activity in Czechia?
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Should Czechia follow Denmark and restrict temporary protection for Ukrainians from “safe” regions?
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A Prague appeals court cleared SPD over campaign posters showing a bloodied, knife-wielding man and two Roma boys smoking, ruling that the provocative images did not amount to hate speech. Where should Czechia draw the line on political speech?
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Prague's new 40.2-meter slide opens today, and adults can ride it too. Would you give it a go?
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Prague's public transport rules go beyond riding without a ticket: passengers can be fined or removed for behaviors including vaping, eating and drinking, excessive noise, blocking exits, harassment, and even traveling with an unsecured or unmuzzled dog. Which bad habit annoys you most?
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Following another wave of immigrants in Ceuta, the Czech government supports EU plans for migrant return centers outside Europe, where people who have been ordered to leave the EU would wait for their return. Do you support the idea?
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