EXPLAINED: Why Czechia’s public media funding dispute has spilled onto the streets
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Protests, a planned strike and a late-night vote: explaining the battle over Czech Television and Radio funding, and what could change.
‘Scheinherr like a diamond’: Prague party settles Rihanna song dispute
Praha sobě will remove its campaign video using the melody of Rihanna’s “Diamonds,” under a settlement approved by a Prague court.
German waste boss jailed over illegal shipments dumped in Czechia
A Bavarian court imposed a 4.5-year sentence over unauthorized waste exports, while a Czech driver received a suspended two-year term.
Most Czech immigration violations involve overstays, police figures show
Police detected slightly fewer people staying illegally despite more checks, while transit cases remained a small share of the total.
Pavel urges calm over media funding dispute, questions rushed vote
The president called for public debate as Babiš defended state funding for Czech TV and radio and protests spread to more cities.
Czech Senate backs digital residency system and mandatory EU registration
Online residency procedures would begin in 2029, followed by compulsory registration for EU citizens staying more than 90 days in 2030.
Czech drivers have just days left to prepare for winter tire rules
With November 1 approaching, tire shops are filling up weeks in advance as motorists prepare for seasonal driving requirements.
Czech publishers warn Meta’s new terms reach beyond Facebook posts
Industry groups say changes due Oct. 30 could allow automated collection of website content, and are asking EU regulators to intervene.
Prague police charge self-proclaimed healer with raping clients
Investigators have identified nine alleged victims and are asking other women to come forward after an arrest at a psychedelic gathering.
New ‘forever chemical’ limits hit Czech shops: What changes for buyers?
EU restrictions now cover certain chemicals in clothing, shoes and cosmetics, as Czech retailers and researchers respond to PFAS concerns.
Booking.com faces EU fraud probe after Czech festival booking scandal
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Brussels will examine fake listings and payment scams, months after travelers reported losing accommodation in Karlovy Vary.
Czech Senate backs Czech-language and local knowledge tests for taxi drivers
Municipalities could introduce taxi driver tests under a bill heading to the president. The measure would also expand access to transport data.
When custody crosses borders: How Czech courts handle families across jurisdictions
From custody arrangements to relocation and child support, here's what international parents need to know about Czech family law.
Sex (legally) sells: Czech court confirms income from prostitution is taxable
The Constitutional Court rejected two challenges to back taxes, saying taxation reflects economic income rather than moral approval.
Language, formality, AI: How to master your Czech job interview as a foreigner
The complete lowdown on what to expect in a Czech job interview and how to make the right impression
13 essential services for freelancers and entrepreneurs doing business in Czechia
Time costs money, and these companies are here to help business owners in Prague and beyond with tax advice, legal needs, and anything else.
Prague police seek man accused of threatening tram passengers with knife
Police are asking for help identifying a man who allegedly threatened a family on tram 22 Saturday; they also want the victims to come forward.
