Prague’s untapped voting bloc: A new shortcut helps EU citizens register to vote
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58,820 EU citizens can vote in Prague, but fewer than 3 percent are registered. A new English-friendly tool makes the process easier.
EXPLAINED: Who runs Prague, really? What the mayor actually does – and why it matters
With the mayoral campaign heating up, we break down how Prague works, who decides what, and why everyone can and should have their say.
VISUALIZED: Prague's most diverse neighborhoods mapped
New data shows where Prague’s foreign-born residents live, and how EU citizens could shape local politics if more registered to vote.
Not a Czech citizen? Here's how to make your voice count even if you can't vote
Voting is the most direct way to make an impact, but you can also shape decisions in your district through the forms of civic participation here.
Dog poop, noise, and rent: Local elections can help your 'hood – but who can vote?
Municipal elections in Czechia matter for everything from parks to permits; here’s how the city government works and who can vote this autumn.
A debate in a Prague pub sparked the idea. Now they’re helping expats vote in Czechia
Three friends from three different countries talked to us about how they are helping migrants go to the polls with confidence.
PODCAST: Cranking up Kafka, why immigrant votes count, and Prague’s take on Oktoberfest
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Fresh stories, surprising soundbites, hidden gems and extra insights beyond the headlines.
Which Czech political party best matches your values? Take this quiz to find out
Not sure which Czech party best reflects your personal views? Answer 16 quick questions on key issues and see where you align.
The power of new citizens: How immigrant votes could sway Czech elections
Nearly 29,000 people have gained Czech citizenship since 2019. But many new voters remain unsure of their rights, and their impact at the polls.
