Czech news in brief for September 5: Saturday's top morning headlines
Police could shut shops selling harmful synthetic drugs, a new study finds that the Czech minimum wage is not enough to get by, and more headlines.
How Americans in Czechia can vote from abroad during a confusing election season
Free voter assistance is available in Prague this month as Americans abroad navigate ballot requests and changing rules ahead of the Nov. 3 midterms.
Czech sick pay explained: What happens when you can't work?
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When illness keeps you off work in Czechia, here’s how sick pay works, who pays it, how much you can receive, and why the amount changes over time.
'I felt I had no choice but to pay': Prague ticket inspectors leave foreigners feeling intimidated
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One Spanish visitor says his family was pressured into paying a fine. Transport authorities reject claims that inspectors are tourist hunters.
Suicide or murder? Czech police exhume Masaryk as case reopens
Police have exhumed Jan Masaryk’s remains nearly 79 years after his death to investigate whether the former foreign minister was murdered.
EXPLAINED: Where does free speech end and hate speech begin in Czechia?
Czech law protects provocative political speech, but the line between offensive expression and criminal hate speech can be difficult to draw.
Czech news in brief for September 2: Wednesday's top morning headlines
Justice Ministry seek to toughen drunk-crime law, Prague loses embankment café lease appeal, and German DJ Boris Brejcha heads to Prague.
Getting married in Czechia? 8 things the matrika won't tell you
From certified interpreters to last-minute paperwork for non-EU citizens, here's what foreigners need to know before saying “ano.”
18 things to do in Prague this week – from Kurt Vile to a pop-up pizza festival
Summer slides into autumn with the opening of Prague Castle's deer moat, the first of the harvest festivals and English-friendly laughs.
Czechia helps foreigners go home through voluntary return program
Czechia has a voluntary-return program that can cover travel costs for foreigners who want to return to their country of origin but cannot afford it.
Prague public transport etiquette: 8 bad habits that could get you fined
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From vaping and loud calls to harassment and unmuzzled dogs, these Prague public transport violations can lead to fines or removal.
Moving to Czechia? 13 English-friendly services to help you settle in
Building a life in Prague or elsewhere comes with paperwork, financial decisions and logistical headaches. This roundup shows you where to turn.
Czech news in brief for August 29: Saturday's top morning headlines
Pavel condemns Russian-linked campaign, 17 Czechs to compete in US Open, and more Saturday headlines.
Everything that changes in September in Czechia – and what else is new
New rules, school changes, transport updates, store closures and other key changes affecting life in Czechia this September.
The art of making Czechs like you: An etiquette masterclass for expats
We asked etiquette experts how to avoid common mistakes when interacting with Czechs – and make a better impression.
Swapping your license in Czechia: Don’t skip these crucial steps
From certified translations and medical checks to driving tests, here's what foreign drivers need to know before making the switch.
Foreigners in Czechia could face mandatory deportation for major crimes
The governing coalition wants mandatory deportation for foreign nationals convicted of specified crimes carrying prison sentences of three years or more.
