Czech news in brief for March 6: Friday's top afternoon headlines
Real wages on the rise, O2 Arena rocked by mesmerizing Florence and the Machine, and Dry February gets drier every year: here's your afternoon recap.
Czech news in brief for March 6: Friday's top morning headlines
US ambassador slams Czech defense spending, flight prices from Prague to Middle East surge, and Hepatitis A outbreak reported at Prague restaurant.
Czech news in brief for March 5: Thursday's top afternoon headlines
DiCaprio and Lawrence spotted near Prague, low crime rate, and fake discounts abound: here's all the latest from today.
What to do this weekend in Prague: Best events for March 6–8
Rev up for a weekend of sonic travelogues, grotesque cabaret, Paralympic celebrations, and thoughtful lectures on feminism and identity.
Hradčanská metro closure delayed as Prague plans to reopen Českomoravská
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The city says it will delay the closure to prevent multiple shutdowns on the line; meanwhile Českomoravská is set to open on March 20.
Czech news in brief for March 5: Thursday's top morning headlines
Repatriation flights continue to land, majority of Czechs think foreigners take jobs, and use of weight loss drugs grows as obesity rises in Czechia.
Czech news in brief for March 4: Wednesday's top afternoon headlines
A murder in Spain, more uncertainty with inflation, and a lifetime ban for a Czech football coach? Here's the latest from today.
Half of Czechs sees bias toward foreigners as prevalent in their country
A new survey exposes deep divisions over inclusion in Czechia, with attitudes varying widely by nationality.
Czech news in brief for March 4: Wednesday's top morning headlines
Some Czech tourists opting to stay in Oman, human trafficking on the rise in Czechia, and the motion for a Czech Flag Day moves ahead.
Czech news in brief for March 3: Tuesday's top afternoon headlines
Czech economy back on track, mental health tram debuts in Prague, and more: here's what you missed during the day.
How much do you pay for Czechia's state budget? A new tool breaks it down
A new online calculator turns abstract figures of the national budget into tangible, visual hard currency.
Prague’s sewers are flush with history: Peek inside 120 years later
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A new exhibit, tours, and events commemorate Prague's transition from a medieval town struggling with sanitation to modern European metropolis.
Czech universities could start charging students as debate over fees reignites
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University officials argue that registration fees could boost programs faced with worsening financial conditions; critics say the move creates inequality.
Czech news in brief for March 3: Tuesday's top morning headlines
Prague Stock Exchange index falls after Iran attacks, first flights from Middle East touch down in Prague, and protests hit US embassy in Prague.
How do Europeans feel about American visitors? Tour guides (including a Czech one) speak out
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A new video from travel guru Rick Steves reveals the most frequent question he hears from American travelers these days.
Czech news in brief for March 2: Monday's top afternoon headlines
Impact of Iran war in the Czech Republic, apparent metro suicide on line C, Prague's tourism strategy: here's what you missed this afternoon.
Czechia’s labor shortage has a blind spot: Late-career Gen-X professionals
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Experienced 55–61-year-old Gen Xers hold the skills and knowledge Czech employers need, yet many are overlooked in today’s tight labor market.
