Farewell 'preso' and 'turek': Czechs crave better coffee at work and home
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As all things coffee are celebrated on International Coffee Day, new research looks at how Czech coffee culture is changing.
Czech morning news in brief: Top headlines for October 1, 2021
Czech economy grows in Q2, NGO registered 13,600 domestic violence incidents in 2020, Lobkowicz noble family plans NFT auction to raise funds.
'Prague has a serious problem with racism': Kids boo Kamara at Sparta match
In a Europa League game originally scheduled to take place without fans,10,879 children were allowed into the stadium with an escort.
Report: Coronavirus is deepening inequality in Czech society
The Covid-19 epidemic has deepened inequality affecting mainly women in the Czech Republic, while the problem of inaccessible housing is worsening.
WATCH: New trailer for Norwegian 'Three Nuts for Cinderella' remake released
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The 1973 Czech Christmas classic has been transplanted to Norway's arctic winter and wild landscape.
Coronavirus update, Sept. 30, 2021: Czech senators file criminal complaint over vaccine discrimination
Plus: VZP anticipates greater Covid spending than expected and Covid-19 reduced life expectancy most since World War II.
Czech morning news in brief: Top headlines for September 30, 2021
Prime Minister Babiš fined over conflicts of interest, progress in Turów mine talks, Hungarian leader Orbán holds debate with Babiš during Czech visit.
Prague is bringing two historic paternoster elevators back into service
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Non-stop open elevators bring a special element to some of Prague’s listed buildings, but some are in poor condition.
High demand for employees in Czech IT sector leads to impressive wage growth
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With around 14,000 current vacancies, domestic supply seems unable to meet demand for IT professionals in the Czech Republic.
U.S. veteran who liberated Pilsen during Second World War dies aged 99
The Pilsen Memorial will pay homage to veteran Colonel Earl Ingram by hoisting the U.S. and Czech flags as well as a black mourning flag.
Coronavirus update, Sept. 29, 2021: Interest in language courses declining among Czechs since Covid
Many Czech seniors are not protected from Covid-19, Covid spread decreases on national holiday, and interest in vaccination on the decline.
Czech morning news in brief: Top headlines for September 29, 2021
Czech govt. approves January pension increase, Orbán visits the Czech Republic, prominent Czechs awarded on Day of Czech Statehood.
Coronavirus update, Sept. 28, 2021: Czech govt. scraps visa restrictions for third-country nationals
A ban on visa restrictions put in place during the pandemic will be lifted, respirators required at the polls, and highest daily rise in cases since May.
Czech morning news in brief: Top headlines for September 28, 2021
2022 budget approved by cabinet, progress made in Turów mine talks, Czech Post employees plan three-day strike.
Czech police to help secure Schengen border in Hungary from October
Fifty Czech police officers will be deployed to Hungary to police the Hungarian-Serbian borders as of October 15.
Czech Statehood Day sees shops closed for Tuesday's national holiday
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10th-century ruler St. Wenceslas, the spiritual protector of the Czech lands, is honored on September 28.
Top 20 richest Czechs and Slovaks: A woman leads the ranking for the first time this year
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The late PPF owner Petr Kellner's widow is now the nation’s richest person as administrator of the huge financial group.
