A total legal reset: Every new law and change coming to Czechia in 2026
Changes in insurance, family law, housing rules, immigration and residence, and far more will all affect your daily life next year: here's the entire list.
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Czech news in brief for December 26: Friday's top morning headlines
Ukraine peace hinges on Russian compromise, Czech schools to report student absences from January, EU to charge customs fee on small parcels from abroad
Czech news in brief for December 22: Monday's top morning headlines
Pavel to vet controversial MP Turek on Monday, snow showers expected on Christmas, and Czech schools begin Christmas break today.
Prague speakers address disability and employment: ‘It's worth it for all. Let's not be afraid of it.'
SpoluPráce bez limitů brought together people with disabilities, employers, and institutions to discuss strategies to support inclusive work.
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Czech news in brief for December 17: Wednesday's top morning headlines
Trump congratulates Babis on return as PM, Pavel to join screening of Ukraine skeptics doc, and snow unlikely before Christmas, forecasters say.
Czech news in brief for December 16: Tuesday's top afternoon headlines
Government stomps on EU environment law, flat-rate insurance payments for self-employed workers to rise, and president stresses need for universities.
Migration offers a lifeline to Czechia's record-breaking population decline
Every one in 10 people in Czechia is foreign-born, with 1.1 million legally residing foreigners calling the country home at the end of 2024.
Czech news in brief for December 5: Friday's top morning headlines
Pavel to appoint Babiš as prime minister, ‘Elch Emil’ chosen as Austria’s Word of Year, and new 3D model reveals Prague clock mechanism
Czech news in brief for December 4: Thursday's top morning headlines
Pavel remains unconvinced by Turek, Czechia to see spell of warm weather, and moldy muffins discovered at KFC.
Czech news in brief for November 27: Thursday's top afternoon headlines
Prague greenlights plan for free menstrual supplies in all schools, toll network to widen next year, embassies promote foreign languages, and more.
Prague mandates free pads in schools as Czechia's tampon tax still cramps budgets
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From January 2026, all public educational institutions in the capital will be required to provide free menstrual supplies for both students and teachers.
Czech news in brief for November 27: Thursday's top morning headlines
Incoming coalition sends budget back, Prague transport recovers after snow chaos, and EU advances ‘chat control’; Czechia votes no.
Why Czech secondary schools drive parents crazy – and how to choose one without losing it
The 30th annual Schola Pragensis 2025, running from Nov. 27–29, at the Prague Congress Centre, helps make sense of a bewildering array of choices.
Czechia rises in global English-skills index, but still falls behind all neighbors
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The widescale study also revealed that, among large cities, Prague did not have the country's highest English proficiency.
Legal foreign population in Czechia surpasses 1.1 million, new data shows
The Czech Interior Ministry reports continued growth in foreign residents in the third quarter of 2025, driven by Ukrainian temporary protection.
Czech news in brief for November 13: Thursday's top morning headlines
School unions to detail strike plans today, cold front to bring snow and freezing nights, and Prague Metro Line C to close this long weekend.
