Czech news in brief for October 8: Wednesday's top afternoon headlines
Flora station will close early next year, ANO gives verdict on Ukraine funding, and new Czechia unemployment figures.
‘I found a real community here’: More university students are choosing life away from Prague
Three international students share what it’s like to study outside of Czechia’s bustling capital, and why places like UHK work for them.
Czech news in brief for October 8: Wednesday's top headlines
Politicians praise outgoing leader Fiala, mortgage rates drop to 2-year low, and Jaromír Jágr releases authorized biography.
Forget the euro: How ANO's crown-first agenda will hit your wallet
Your finances will be shaped by the new government's currency decisions, tax policy, and higher spending; economists explain how.
Self-employment insurance in Czechia: What changes in 2026
The majority of people with a trade license are expected to pay thousands of crowns more annually, but some people will be exempt.
Czech news in brief for October 7: Tuesday's top headlines
Parties to hold first post-vote meetings, Czech students hang banners for Palestine, and Eric Clapton to perform in Prague.
Leave Prague behind for Kolín: modern living, quick commutes and room to grow
A new housing development, Radimský mlýn, ticks the right boxes for those seeking calm surroundings and easy connections to the capital.
Europe’s largest tech innovation gathering lands in Prague this fall
This October, the city is set to become a hub for networking, investing, and the future of AI at Innovation Week 2025.
MAPPED: Where to find fancy breakfasts and lazy brunches in Prague
From three-course luxe breakfasts to classic Czech bites, culinary professionals share their favorite cafés and restaurants for every kind of morning meal.
In an AI-driven job market, new skills open career doors for expats in Czechia
Embrace the AI revolution: One industry leader explains why expats should harness this technology now or risk falling behind in the job race.
Where history meets education: A Prague villa finds new life as a school
A new academic year has started, but choosing the right school is about tomorrow, too. A new campus at BASIS Prague will reflect that.
Skipping lattes won’t buy you an apartment in Prague (but these tips might)
Young Czechs' coffee habits are being blamed for the housing crunch—but the math tells a very different story. We explain how.
Brno’s riverside revival shows why the city is winning over first-time buyers
For those looking beyond Prague, a new housing option in Czechia’s second-largest city blends affordability with international appeal.
Czech news in brief for September 29: Monday's top headlines
Parties debate Russia as top Czech threat, thousands rally in Prague against extremist parties, and Czechia faces cooler week, snow possible.
ASK AN EXPERT: Is now the time to invest in renewable energy?
Expert wealth manager Jan Stránský sheds light on why investing in renewable energy today will give you good returns in the future.
Olive Garden, Wendy's, and more: US food franchises seek Czech expansion
Brands including Wendy’s, Olive Garden, and Dave’s Hot Chicken are looking for partners in the Czech Republic, signaling new dining options.
Your skincare survival guide for autumn and winter in Czechia
Your skin takes a hit thanks to cold winds, harsh city air and more. These daily habits and advanced options help keep complexions fresh.




