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.
Lead contamination has left thousands of residents near Prague temporarily unable to drink their tap water. Do you normally drink tap water where you live in Czechia?
Yes — I regularly drink water straight from the tap.
84 %
Sometimes — but I also drink bottled or filtered water.
7 %
No — I generally avoid drinking tap water.
9 %
57 readers voted on this poll.
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Prague’s Petřín funicular is back in service after a two-year closure, with new cars and a rebuilt track. Are you planning to take a ride?
Yes — I’m looking forward to trying the new funicular.
58 %
Maybe — I’ll probably use it at some point.
22 %
No — I’m unlikely to use it.
20 %
441 readers voted on this poll.
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Prague’s tram drivers have been crowned the best in Europe at the 2026 championship competition. How would you rate your experience riding Prague’s trams?
Excellent — Prague’s tram system deserves the recognition.
88 %
Good — generally reliable, but there’s room for improvement.
8 %
Poor — my experience doesn’t match the championship result.
4 %
340 readers voted on this poll.
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