Czech news in brief for December 29: Monday's top afternoon headlines
Hospital merger to leave patient care intact, over 500,000 Czech driving licences expire in 2026, and rules vary by purchase for returned gifts.
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.
Better at home? Why two-thirds of Czechia's workers don't want a return to the office
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Despite over half admitting they're more productive in offices, many employees say they would 'immediately' switch jobs if remote work came to an end.
Czech news in brief for December 28: Sunday's top morning headlines
Czech mall evacuated due to shooting threat, new supermoon on the horizon, carmaker removes controversial Prague billboard, and more.
Fake taxi syndicate exposed at Prague Airport – here's what to look out for
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Unofficial drivers masquerading as airport associates are fleecing visitors for triple the legal fare and authorities don't know how to stop them.
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VIDEO: ‘Spiderman’ tram ride in Prague ends with arrest
Dashcam footage shows a man clinging to the front of a Prague tram in traffic. Police stopped him moments later to discover he was wanted on a drug charge.
Czech news in brief for December 22: Monday's top afternoon headlines
Czechia to review ammo initiative next year, Czech passports prices affordable in comparison, and Paramount to drop several TV channels in Czechia.
Will Czechia keep Ukraine’s ammunition flowing? Understanding the 'Prague Pipeline'
A Jan. 7 meeting will decide if Czechia continues coordinating Ukraine’s ammo program, with major consequences for European security.
Two years after Czechia’s worst shooting tragedy, how have gun laws changed?
Digital monitoring, mandatory mental health reporting, and expanded police powers shift the country from gun-friendly to prevention-focused. Will it last?
Czech news in brief for December 21: Sunday's top morning headlines
Hundreds lose millions in Prague bond scam, Golden Sunday caps Advent with events and shopping, and Prague memorials mark two years after shooting.
New Epstein photos reveal Czech-Slovak ties as US transparency deadline looms
The images, part of more than 95,000 photos obtained from the estate, include a Czech passport and Slovak presidential advisor posing with Epstein.
From culture to closures, bookmark these articles for a stress-free Christmas in Czechia
Where to eat a festive dinner (no cooking required), what’s open for last-minute shopping, and what to do with my kids during the break? We got you.
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.
EXPLAINED: How the EU’s 2035 car emissions U-turn affects Czech buyers
A new 10% loophole for hybrids and e-fuels offers a lifeline to Czechia’s auto sector while preventing a price shock for owners of the EU's oldest fleet.
Czech government says it will reject EU migration reform, calls for zero-tolerance policy
The cabinet will formally oppose the EU's solidarity mechanism to focus on a new restrictive national asylum policy.
'Totally absurd': Americans in Czechia react to proposed bill to restrict dual citizenship
While the bill has a slim chance of passing, its introduction alone is being called an attack on identity and family by the dual citizens we spoke to.
Czech news in brief for December 16: Tuesday's top morning headlines
Greenpeace hangs banner at Environment Ministry, hygienists warn of virus spread during holidays, and Prague museum marks 130 years of Škoda auto.
