COMMENT|Why Czechia's political narratives don’t match reality
Weighing in on Czechia's reliance on Russian gas, Ukraine's winter hardships, and how growing inequality amid stagnant reforms hurt social progress.
Czech news in brief for November 19: Tuesday's top headlines
Czechia sent CZK 7.3bn in military aid to Ukraine, snow, wintry weather to hit midweek, and 'Waves' wins public prize at French festival.
Czech investment group takes on Groupon’s revival with high stakes strategy
Success would be a milestone for Czech business on the global stage, proving small-market countries can lead major corporate recoveries.
Sick pay in Czechia: What you're owed, leave for sick kids, and inspector visits
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Plus how freelancers can apply for sick pay and how to let your boss know you won't be coming in due to illness.
Czech news in brief for November 18: Monday's top headlines
93,000 attend Velvet Revolution commemoration, Czech president to decide on state budget this week, and PM awards 17 distinguished Czech personalities.
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Foreign e-commerce giants are reshaping Czechia's online fashion landscape
Platforms like Temu, Shein, and Trendyol have leaped into the Czech fashion arena, challenging local retailers with low prices and aggressive marketing.
Best Czech beers of 2024 crowned at annual awards: Bernard taps into victory
Bernard claimed three major titles, including Brewery of the Year, at the annual Czech beer awards, held earlier this week in Nepomuk.
Czechia marks 35th anniversary of Velvet Revolution with events and protests
Celebrations, protests, and cultural events will take place across Czechia on today's national holiday Struggle for Freedom and Democracy Day.
Czech news in brief for November 17: Sunday's top headlines
Rain and snow expected in Czechia on Sunday, new Olomouc plaque honors Velvet Revolution figure, and more weekend headlines.
Food prices in 1989 vs. 2024 showcase increase in Czech purchasing power
Despite recent inflation, wages have risen much faster than prices since 1989 in the Czech Republic, with purchasing power multiplying several times over.
Prague's Florenc area set for major transformation with new competition
International teams will vie for architectural design of four city blocks as the area around Prague's Florenc bus station nears a major redevelopment.
Pro-Palestinian protesters force Czech Foreign Minister to halt London talk
Jan Lipavský exited a lecture at University College London as chants of “From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free” disrupted the event.
Czech news in brief for November 16: Saturday's top headlines
Czech tennis team to face Poland in Billie Jean King Cup, Czech minister awards medal to Ukrainian envoy, and more weekend headlines.
Celebrate the season: Top holiday party venues in Prague
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Emblem Places offer convenience, elegance, and personalized service in stunning locations, creating the perfect backdrop for any holiday gathering.
A rattling stat? Prague has five rats for every resident
The capital is infested with rodents as experts advise the public on how to appropriately deal with the whiskered pests.
KFC unveils its first European flagship on Prague’s Wenceslas Square
Only the fifth flagship branch in the world, the restaurant will feature QR-code table ordering, two levels, merchandise, and more.
Low wages, high living costs driving skilled foreign workers out of Czechia
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Nearly a quarter of foreigner workers leave Czechia within two years after they arrive, according to Interior Minister Vít Rakušan.
