California wine gives diners another reason to visit George Prime Steak in Prague
The steak is American. The setting is Old Town. What goes in the glass? This steakhouse makes the case for established pours from across the pond.
Březňák beer to leave its home brewery as Heineken moves production
Brewing will end in Velké Březno near Ústí nad Labem, affecting about 20 employees. The brand will continue at other Heineken breweries.
Kingdom Come developer Warhorse confirms cyberattack and data breach
The Prague studio is investigating unauthorized access to its systems and data, working with cybersecurity specialists and authorities.
Czechia needs workers. So why are jobseekers struggling to get hired?
A Prague conference highlighted a mismatch between vacancies and skills, as bureaucracy and AI complicate routes into employment.
Borrow and spend: Czechia’s 2027 budget explained
As parliament approves the budget’s essential parameters for next year, we look at what a massive deficit means for Czechia.
‘It’s not about cost reduction’: This company is challenging the AI job-cutting narrative in Czechia
What makes you worth hiring when everyone uses AI? A tech executive explains why judgment, curiosity and critical thinking matter still matter.
Beyond beer: Plzeň’s spirits factory expands as German production moves in
Stock’s output rose 24 percent after a production transfer from Hamburg, even as changing drinking habits put pressure on the spirits market.
Buy now, pay later faces tighter rules under Czech lending overhaul
Senators backed credit checks for interest-free purchases, borrowing cost limits and restrictions on misleading loan advertising.
Government approves plans to enshrine Czech crown in Constitution
The ruling coalition would however need a supermajority of three-fifths in Parliament to pass the constitutional amendment.
Bull market? The numbers behind the Prague Stock Exchange success story
Recent turbulence has followed a period of sustained and impressive growth in value for companies listed in Prague.
This castle near Prague comes alive just as others close for winter
12 labyrinths, charming Christmas events, and castle-side accommodation make this chateau a retreat for families, couples and team buildings.
Second job, second income: Why more Czechs are working on the side
The number of people with multiple jobs has risen by more than half, driven by both financial pressures and opportunities to use specialist skills.
Feel more at home in Czechia: New Czech courses starting in November and February
Starting your Czech lessons from scratch, or returning after a break? Explore new classes for autumn and winter at this centrally-located school in Prague.
Lunchbox nation: Rising prices reshape Czech lunch habits
More than half of surveyed workers bring lunch from home, while restaurant diners increasingly skip soup and drinks to cut costs.
Ukrainian cabaret, censored theater and more come to Prague this autumn
Immersive performance, documentary storytelling, and freak-cabaret bring stories of conflict, justice, and political struggle to audiences.
Czech Post lost CZK 2 billion last year, but aims to be profitable by 2028
Czech Post promises to retain nearly 3,000 branches and expand services, but analysts question its target of returning to profit in 2028.
Czech publishers warn Meta’s new terms reach beyond Facebook posts
Industry groups say changes due Oct. 30 could allow automated collection of website content, and are asking EU regulators to intervene.





