Prague Fringe celebrates 21 years of English-language theater in 2022
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The festival this year lasts only six days and will bring back many favorite performers with new shows, as well as some completely new acts.
Prague's 'Fragile like a Bomb' festival highlights reproductive rights
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Taking place this weekend, the 'Auntie Czech' collective's will raise funds for Polish women who seek safe abortion in Czechia.
Large number of food aid dispensing points to open in Czechia next year
Currently about 15 foodbanks exist in Czechia; dispensing points could grow to 150 starting early next year.
The Daily Dozen: 12 things to know about Czechia today
News, tips, and Expats.cz top stories for Prague and the Czech Republic on Sept. 14, 2022.
Pilot project for shops in Prague’s Negrelli viaduct to start in the spring
The long-term idea is to create an urban relaxation zone under the viaduct similar to Náplavka.
Czechia scores high as one of the safest countries for digital nomads
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A new ranking looks at health and safety factors of countries that now offer visas for remote workers, but not cost of living.
All eyes on Czechia: World media comments on former PM's trial
As the Babiš trial heads into its third day, with his wife and daughter taking the stand, here's what commentators are saying worldwide.
Czechia could see up to 80 percent of its military aid to Ukraine repaid from EU funds
The Czech Republic has sent unspecified arms and equipment valued at about CZK 4 billion to Ukraine since the Russian invasion.
The Daily Dozen: 12 things to know about Czechia today
News, tips, and Expats.cz top stories for Prague and the Czech Republic on Sept. 13, 2022.
New center to offer free mental health support for children living in Prague
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Faced with a critical shortage of mental health professionals, Prague is taking measures to help kids suffering from anxiety, depression, and other issues.
Leader talks: Tech leader Enrico Scopa on why employee happiness counts
Expats.cz talked to a tech leader about company culture, Czech IT excellence, and digitization.
How much could govt. price caps save households and will it be enough?
The caps could mean savings of tens of thousands of crowns for households but the opposition says the measures don't go far enough.
As the Babiš trial begins, Czechs ask: Why trust politicians?
The trial of the former Prime Minister highlights the lack of trust afflicting Czech democracy.
The Daily Dozen: 12 things to know about Czechia today
News, tips, and Expats.cz top stories for Prague and the Czech Republic on Sept. 12, 2022.
Covid booster jabs with updated formula now available in Prague
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The newly approved vaccines are optimized for the BA.1 Covid variant, while doses that can protect against BA.4 and 5 could arrive by Sept. 19.
Czech job sectors struggle to fill roles despite rising wages and benefits
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New research reveals widespread staff shortages and warns that Czechia could lose its competitive edge to due to its economic migration policies.
PM Fiala ready to represent Czechia at Queen’s funeral due to Zeman’s health
The prime minster will attend the Sept. 19 funeral only if the Czech Republic is asked to send a representative.
