Prague launches auction for affordable rentals in historic center
If you're an EU citizen, an online portal can help you find a new room or apartment: owned by the city, prices are said to be fair.
Czechia sees record October snowfall since 2000s: Is a white winter ahead?
Three separate mountain ranges in the country all saw heavy amounts of snowfall last night, a rare event that last happened over 15 years ago.
Prague open on Oct. 28: What to see and do for Czechoslovak Independence Day
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Historical buildings normally shut off to the public will exclusively open their doors, with other well-known museums offering free entry.
Czechia ranks as one of world's top countries for remote workers
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A wide-ranging report unveiled that Czechia is just one of three countries worldwide that links so-called digital nomad visas with citizenship.
One in three Czech start-ups may leave country amid high taxes, bureaucracy
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Initial access to capital and relatively challenging labor laws are causing CEOs of new firms in Czechia to cast eyes abroad.
Digital licenses and stricter penalties: How EU's new driving law affects Czechia
Closer cross-border cooperation with EU states for offenses and new training requirements aim to improve road safety.
Czech news in brief for October 23: Thursday's top afternoon headlines
Outgoing Czech PM pledges support to Ukraine while rejecting EU's 'unrealistic' 90 percent emissions cut, and hurricane-force winds hit Sněžka.
Prague braces for gunfire, horror, snow as filming for Resident Evil starts
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Parts of Karlín, in Prague 8, will be closed off as international stars film in the area over a period of three months.
Redefining residential life in Vršovice: blending modern comfort with neighborhood charm
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Set in the heart of Vršovice, JITRO brings a fresh perspective to modern Prague living, offering generous space, comfort, and a true sense of connection.
Czechia’s EET comeback: What it means for shoppers and small businesses
A new system of recording payments should see more transparent pricing and easier proofs of purchase, though businesses may be hit.
6 projects shaping the future of housing and neighborhoods in Prague
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Six major “mini city” projects could reshape Prague’s housing, adding 350,000 apartments and modernizing districts over decades.
ABSL 2025: How Czech business services are shaping the future of work and resilience
A key conference in early November invites experts and Czechia’s business landscape to explore the newest trends in AI, innovation, security, and more.
Czech news in brief for October 20: Monday's top afternoon headlines
Coalition talks reshape Czech politics, Amazon outage hits services, Prague sees short city-center blackout, and e-scooter ban looms for 2026.
Employees in Czechia are among 'most overworked' in the world, study says
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Long working hours and modest pay have left many of the nation’s employees under significant stress.
It's final: Shared e-scooters to vanish from Prague permanently
Following years of back-and-forth debate, from January 2026 the city will ban the vehicles on the grounds of endangering pedestrian safety.
Czech news in brief for October 17: Friday's top headlines
Signal Festival lights up Prague, digital gun permits may cause real headaches, inflation drops, more Ukrainian refugees arrive, and more.
Five Guys finally confirms open date, ready to beef up Prague food scene
After three missed opening dates since summer 2024, the American giant vows to open its store in Prague 1 by the year's end: but when exactly?
