EXPLAINED: What's driving Czechia's growing environmental storm?
Clashes over EU climate goals and political differences on policy have led to brewing tension in society, heightened by the upcoming new government.
Czech news in brief for October 23: Thursday's top afternoon headlines
Outgoing Czech PM pledges support to Ukraine while rejecting EU's 'unrealistic' 90 percent emissions cut, and hurricane-force winds hit Sněžka.
From Prague streets to the frontline: Czechs keep Ukraine in their sights
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Czechs are intensifying public support for Ukraine, via fundraising and awareness campaigns, as the war with Russia continues.
Prague braces for gunfire, horror, snow as filming for Resident Evil starts
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Parts of Karlín, in Prague 8, will be closed off as international stars film in the area over a period of three months.
Czech news in brief for October 23: Thursday's top morning headlines
The forming government is rethinking inclusion in education, a car with human remains was found in a reservoir, and National Museum fossils say farewell.
Czech news in brief for October 22: Wednesday's top afternoon headlines
Babiš government to focus less on foreign affairs, Czechia names new heritage sites, EU environmental pivot hailed as win for Czechia, and more headlines.
Czechia's hepatitis A crisis: Shortages, skepticism, and where to find your shot
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The current epidemic collides with deep vaccine distrust and critical shortages as that nation faces a triple threat to stopping a surging health.
Why Prague’s apartment prices now rival Berlin’s, but salaries haven't caught up
Much lower purchasing power as a result of weak salaries in the Czech capital means that finding a place to live is highly unaffordable.
Czech news in brief for October 22: Wednesday's top morning headlines
Fewer migrants crossing country as border checks remain lifted, one in five Czech kids overweight, and Jaromír Jágr christens new book in Prague.
Czech news in brief for October 21: Tuesday's top afternoon headlines
New coalition parties discuss retirement age, coal plants top pollution lists, time change to hit trains, and an ex-president's historic letter displayed.
6 projects shaping the future of housing and neighborhoods in Prague
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Six major “mini city” projects could reshape Prague’s housing, adding 350,000 apartments and modernizing districts over decades.
Low pay, high rent in Czechia leave millions below a 'decent wage'
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More than 2.5 million Czech workers earn less than what experts consider enough to cover living costs, childcare, and modest savings.
Czech news in brief for October 21: Tuesday's top morning headlines
ANO–SPD–Motorists report smooth coalition talks, Hepatitis A vaccines in short supply in Prague, and Prague ends horse-drawn carriages on Old Town Square.
ABSL 2025: How Czech business services are shaping the future of work and resilience
A key conference in early November invites experts and Czechia’s business landscape to explore the newest trends in AI, innovation, security, and more.
Czech news in brief for October 20: Monday's top afternoon headlines
Coalition talks reshape Czech politics, Amazon outage hits services, Prague sees short city-center blackout, and e-scooter ban looms for 2026.
Employees in Czechia are among 'most overworked' in the world, study says
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Long working hours and modest pay have left many of the nation’s employees under significant stress.
It's final: Shared e-scooters to vanish from Prague permanently
Following years of back-and-forth debate, from January 2026 the city will ban the vehicles on the grounds of endangering pedestrian safety.
