Czech news in brief for September 15: Tuesday's top morning headlines
Czech president and PM agree to coordinate foreign policy, government delays pharmacy vaccine plan, and more Tuesday headlines.
Pavel and Babiš agree to coordinate Czech foreign policy after months of tension
President Petr Pavel and PM Andrej Babiš agreed to improve foreign policy coordination during talks at Prague Castle following months of tensions.
Czech news in brief for September 14: Monday's top afternoon headlines recap
Czechia moves up Russia's list of 'hostile governments', climate week gets underway in Prague, and labor shortages could get worse in the near future.
Czechia plans digital overhaul of immigration paperwork from 2029
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Foreign residents could apply for Czech residence permits and receive official documents online under a major digital overhaul approved by MPs.
Czechia ranked Russia's No. 4 'enemy' by pro-Kremlin newspaper
Czechia has again landed near the top of a monthly ranking of governments deemed hostile to Russia, tying with Poland, Britain and Canada.
Czechia approves tighter kratom rules: Online sales to be banned
Czechia's government has approved tighter kratom rules that would raise the minimum age to 21, ban online sales and introduce new taxes.
Czech news in brief for September 14: Monday's top morning headlines
Pavel to lead Czech delegation at NATO summit, Czechia may cut pay for first sick days, and more Monday morning headlines to kick off the week.
Czech workers could lose sick pay for first three days under new proposal
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Czechia's labor minister backs restoring a three-day sick-pay waiting period, potentially leaving workers unpaid at the start of illness.
Pavel to lead Czechia at next NATO summit after months-long dispute
President Petr Pavel will lead Czechia at NATO's next summit, avoiding a repeat of the government dispute that reached the Constitutional Court this year.
Can you make the next metro? Prague rolls out smarter countdown screens
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Prague is upgrading digital screens at metro entrances to make it easier to see whether you have enough time to catch the next train.
Czech fuel prices hit four-year high: How much higher will they go?
Petrol is at its highest price since 2022, and analysts warn Czech drivers could soon pay even more as refinery margins surge.
Czech news in brief for September 13: Sunday's top morning headlines
Czechia may have to repay billions to EU, government plans stricter rules for kratom, Siniaková makes tennis history at US Open, and more headlines.
Czech, Polish PMs bond over cartoon icons to counter Russian-linked disinfo
Andrej Babiš and Donald Tusk enlisted Krtek and Reksio to reaffirm Czech-Polish friendship after a fake territorial dispute spread online.
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EU citizens in Czechia face mandatory registration under new residency bill
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EU citizens living in Czechia for more than 90 days would have to register with authorities from 2030 under legislation approved by Czech MPs.
Czech news in brief for September 12: Saturday's top morning headlines
Tusk gives Babiš Krtek in unity gesture, ancient Prague manuscript travels to Italy, warm summer weather may not be over, and more weekend headlines.
9/11 firefighter marks 25th anniversary of attacks in Prague
New York firefighter Jim Manahan, who responded to the World Trade Center attacks, joined Prague commemorations marking 25 years since 9/11.
