This week's news: Here's what you had to say

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 12.09.2026 10:30:01 (updated on 12.09.2026) Reading time: 1 minute

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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.

EU citizens living in Czechia for more than 90 days would have to register with authorities from 2030 under newly approved legislation. Do you support mandatory registration for long-term EU residents?

Yes, long-term residents should be registered with the authorities. 40 %
No, EU citizens should continue to be able to register voluntarily. 41 %
It depends; registration makes sense, but it should be simple and easy to complete. 19 %
103 readers voted on this poll. Voting is open

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Czech and EU flags. Photo: Shutterstock / Tupungato

EU citizens in Czechia face mandatory registration under new residency bill

The Czech government plans to cut unemployment benefits from January, arguing that higher payments have failed to stimulate the labor market. Do you support reducing unemployment benefits?

Yes, lower benefits could encourage more people to find work. 20 %
No, job seekers need adequate financial support while unemployed. 66 %
It depends; benefits should reflect individual circumstances. 14 %
334 readers voted on this poll. Voting is open

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The Morning Mix

Czech news in brief for September 11: Friday's top morning headlines

Bears have again been confirmed in Czechia’s Beskydy Mountains, with officials warning hikers and residents to take precautions. Would the presence of bears make you think twice about hiking in the area?

Yes, I’d avoid areas where bears have been spotted. 61 %
Maybe; I’d still go, but take extra precautions. 20 %
No, it wouldn’t change my hiking plans. 19 %
338 readers voted on this poll. Voting is open

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The Morning Mix

Czech news in brief for September 10: Thursday's top morning headlines

After another day of record heat on Tuesday, cooler weather is set to arrive in Czechia from today. Are you ready for this summer's high temperatures to come down?

Yes, I’ve had enough of the heat. 56 %
Not yet, I’d happily take a few more hot days. 39 %
I don’t mind either way. 5 %
374 readers voted on this poll. Voting is open

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The Morning Mix

Czech news in brief for September 9: Wednesday's top morning headlines

New research suggests nearly half of Czech employees avoid giving their bosses critical feedback, often because they fear consequences, conflict, or feel speaking up won't change anything. Do you think avoiding confrontation is common in Czech workplaces?

Yes, definitely 78 %
Yes, to some extent 7 %
Not particularly 4 %
No, Czechs speak their minds 4 %
It depends on the workplace 7 %
250 readers voted on this poll. Voting is open

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The Morning Mix

Czech news in brief for September 8: Tuesday's top morning headlines

The AfD just won 44 percent in a German state election, its strongest result ever. Czech politicians are split on what it means. Who do you agree with?

Tomio Okamura: The AfD should be allowed into government, voters have spoken. 11 %
Petr Fiala: The AfD's platform is dangerous and should be treated as a warning. 64 %
Vít Rakušan: Mainstream parties need to address issues such as migration or risk losing voters to populists. 21 %
Petr Macinka: The result could mark a pivotal shift in Germany and Europe. 2 %
None of these: The result isn't relevant to Czechia. 2 %
365 readers voted on this poll. Voting is open

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The Morning Mix

Czech news in brief for September 7: Monday's top morning headlines

After the deadly Swiss New Year's Eve nightclub fire, firefighters found nearly 2,400 safety violations at Czech bars and clubs, including blocked escape routes and faulty fire equipment, during extraordinary inspections. Do you feel safe at nightlife venues in Czechia?

Yes, I generally feel they are safe. 13 %
Sometimes, safety standards seem to vary by venue. 8 %
No, I think many venues need to improve their safety standards. 79 %
297 readers voted on this poll. Voting is open

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Shutterstock / Zamrznuti tonovi

Nightlife inspections in Czechia uncover thousands of violations

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?

Yes, I think I could manage. 4 %
Maybe, but I would have to cut my expenses significantly. 9 %
No, it would not come close to covering my basic costs. 87 %
451 readers voted on this poll. Voting is open

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Shutterstock / Mehaniq

Study: Czech minimum wage falls short of basic living and rental costs

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