CNB cuts interest rate, pushing Czech crown to weakest level in almost two years
Good intentions are behind the reduction in the interest rate, though, as the central bank hopes to stimulate spending and boost mortgages' accessibility.
Czech farmers threaten four-day Prague protest with 1,000+ tractors
Frustrated by state and EU agricultural policy, Czech farmers say they will wreak havoc on the city's main streets on Monday, Feb. 19.
Slopes next door: Why Poland should be your next ski-trip destination
Make the most out of budget-friendly deals at luxury, five-star hotels in some of Poland's best ski resorts – reachable in just a few hours from Prague.
'More must be done': NGOs respond to EU environment proposals for Czechia
The European Commission has this week recommended EU countries to slash greenhouse gas emissions by 90 percent before 2040 – many say this will be hard.
Leader Talks: Outgoing Greenpeace Director Zahide Tuğba Şenterzi on Czechia’s green future
Greenpeace’s environmental campaigning has played a major role in encouraging a shift towards greater environmental protection.
Czech govt. unveils new bill to ensure gender-balanced corporate boards
Czechia aims for gender equality in corporate leadership with a new bill mandating a minimum of one-third women on boards.
ASK AN EXPERT: Family-friendly or adults-only hotel? Key differences to know
We asked the experts at Coral Travel to compare the amenities at two different types of hotels to help you design your perfect getaway.
Amid an economic downturn, Dubai offers an attractive alternative for investors in Czechia
While the Czech real estate market stagnates, demand in Dubai soars as high as the city’s famous skyscrapers.
Hit the road smarter and safer: The dos and don'ts of renting a vehicle worldwide
Insurance experts DEFEND INSURANCE on the ins and outs of choosing a rental car service and the benefits of a third-party insurance provider.
In the Czech kitchen: A lip-smacking lard spread recipe for Fat Thursday
Fat Thursday (Tučný čtvrtek) falls on Feb. 8 this year. Here's where to dig into pork specialities in Prague plus how to make Czech lard spread at home.
Prague's most iconic department store is closing its doors on Feb. 1
The brutalist communist-era Kotva building will be reconstructed and renovated, opening again to the public in 2027.
Shaping global competence: International School of Prague’s dynamic approach to IB education
The International Baccalaureate continuum of programmes complements each school section's developmental priorities and enticing learning opportunities.
Beskydy, Krkonoše, Šumava: How did the Czech mountains get their names?
Learn the ancient Slavic terms and Czech lore that give the country's majestic mountains their names.
ASK AN EXPERT: What are the new rules for exchanging your driver's license in Czechia?
A new law is making it easier for some expat drivers to get a Czech driver’s license. Here's what you need to know.
A Czech legal expert on why trust funds are perfect for protecting wealth
Creating trust funds in Czechia only became possible a decade ago, but is quickly becoming a popular vehicle for transferring assets between generations.
British toy retailer Hamleys has quietly exited the Czech market
Failing to reach a license agreement with the London-based brand, Prague's former Hamleys stores have been rebranded as The Playground.
US Senator calls for halt on sale of arms manufacturer to Czech company
J.D. Vance, a Republican senator from Ohio, has urged the US Treasury Secretary to halt the sale of an American arms manufacturer to Czechoslovak Group.





