Moving to Czechia? Here’s how to open a bank account without the stress
Understanding which bank to choose and the documents needed to open an account is crucial: here’s what you need to know.
EU crackdown could make Shein hauls to Czechia more expensive
Brussels has called on the Chinese retailer to adhere to EU consumer protection laws as it plans to impose fees on low-value parcels.
Czechia's suburban shift—learn more about Prague's newest commuter community
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One commuter town just minutes from Prague’s public transport system is garnering attention for its peaceful setting, plentiful amenities, and low costs.
Why Czech employees are among Europe’s most dissatisfied
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A wide-ranging study evaluated how workers felt about their job security, employers, workplace satisfaction, purchasing power, and more.
AI use in Czechia triples: What it means for the country's labor force
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An estimated four in 10 firms have implemented AI, with 44 percent expecting to use it in the near future—here's what this spells for jobs in Czechia.
Czech news in brief for May 26: Monday's top headlines
Babiš faces appeal in Stork’s Nest case, free menstrual aids coming to all schools, and Czechs begin play at Roland Garros today.
Meet the real-life IT crowd keeping animals healthy in Czechia
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Discover how MSD’s Prague-based Animal Health IT team is revolutionizing veterinary care, agriculture, and food production globally.
Public transport fares to rise between Prague and Central Bohemia next year
A proposal from the Central Bohemian Region would see a hike in fares of 30 percent, increasing the cost of traveling from Prague to surrounding areas.
Czech news in brief for May 25: Sunday's top headlines
Czech MPs to vote on criminal law reform this week, five Czechs to compete at French Open today, and more weekend headlines
Prague is seeing an exodus of young people due to rising housing costs
High rents and living expenses in Prague are straining household finances, leading to growing suburbanization as more young people leave the city.
Czech news in brief for May 23: Friday's top headlines
Senate passes Housing Support Act, fugitive drug offender returned from US, and nearly 1,900 churches open for Night of Churches.
US-sanctioned Hamas backer owns company and home in Czechia
A high-profile member of the Middle East terrorist group owns a business and property in Czechia, prompting concern among global intelligence services.
Czechia open to 5 percent defense budget spend: What that means for the economy
President Pavel said the country is willing to boost defense spending to 5 percent of GDP if NATO agrees. But what would this mean for the economy?
Prague Spring enters second week with star debuts, tributes, and chamber highlights
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After a dazzling opening week, concertgoers can expect another packed program through May 25. Here are the highlights for the weekend and week ahead.
Czech news in brief for May 22: Thursday's top headlines
Czechia open to 5 percent defense GDP if NATO agrees, Czech, German police tackle border delays, and Czechs bet big as faith in hockey team fading.
Czechia’s nuclear gamble: Why a power plant deal is fueling EU feuds
A legal dispute has drawn the attention of the European Commission, and involves a battle between France and Czechia concerning a construction contract.
EU pledges €5.5 million to back Prague-based Radio Free Europe
The EU’s move to support RFE/RL highlights growing concern over the broader need for independent media amid geopolitical tensions.
