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It takes 25 years of rent to pay off an apartment in Czechia
As property prices tick back up, a study has revealed the regional disparities in Czechia in terms of how long an apartment 'pays for' itself.
Leoš Janáček is the most performed Czech opera composer in the world
The 1854-born Czech composer is best known for his seminal operas Jenůfa, The Makropulos Affair, and From the House of the Dead.
Czech news in brief for July 2: Tuesday's top headlines
Ukrainian ambassador to Czechia begins Tuesday, early July will be colder and rainier, and wooden Czech pavilion to be tallest building in Japan.
Leading fertility clinic in Brno and Ostrava makes Czechia top IVF destination
Repromeda explains what couples can expect on their journey toward parenthood
New campaign aims to end citizenship-based taxation for Americans abroad
At the moment, Americans who live outside the US need to pay taxes to the country, even if none of their income is sourced from the US.
Ahoj, Monday! 5 things you need to know this week in Czechia
A quick guide to start the week ahead with news and tips for Prague and the Czech Republic.
Czech news in brief for July 1: Monday's top headlines
President calls for benefit-system reforms, storms and hail cause problems Czechia, and millions of Czechs live in energy poverty.
Air-travel disruption strikes Prague and rest of Europe as summer holidays begin
Several major airlines and airports have reported substantial delays and cancelations – here's what you need to know.
Czechia records one of its hottest nights in history, but cooler days ahead
Temperature records were broken in over half of the country's weather stations, with the capital registering among the hottest nights ever.
Czech news in brief for June 30: Sunday's top headlines
Czech Catholic Church recognizes same-sex unions, Open House Prague offers tours of Strahov Stadium, and last day to exchange old banknotes.
July 2024: Everything you need to know this month in Czechia
Changes to work permits for international workers, transport disruption, digitization and tech advances, and part-time employment changes await in July.
IN PICTURES: Red carpet rolls out for start of Karlovy Vary Film Festival
Stars in the film industry such as actor Geoffrey Rush, director Viggo Mortensen, and a host of Czech actors and singers attended the opening ceremony.
Czech news in brief for June 29: Saturday's top headlines
Police report more arrests year on year, Labor Code change allows doctors to work 24 hours, and investigation into Prague-Budapest train crash deepens.
GALLERY: Human pyramids, mass gymnastics – Sokol in photos
Hundreds of thousands of spectators will descend on Prague as the Sokol mass sports festival kicks off on June 30.
Prague-Budapest train crashes with bus, killing seven and injuring multiple
Czech Railways owned the train's locomotive, and the crash occurred at a rural level crossing in Slovakia.
Czech news in brief for June 28: Friday's top headlines
Petr Fiala meets Ukrainian president, Czech school year finishes, storms cause disruption in Prague, and banks cut interest rates.
Prague launches construction work for Wenceslas Square tram lines
A project lasting three years, the work will cause disruption on parts of Prague's current tram network as well as roads on and around the square.