Czech news in brief for November 24: Monday's top morning headlines
Czechia sees widespread snowfall, new draft state budget to be announced today, charity food collection smashes records, and more top headlines.
Prague transport fares increase from Jan. 1: Don't pay more than you have to
A new campaign reminds passengers of rising ticket prices in Prague and Central Bohemia starting January, highlighting ways to save with e-tickets.
Will Czechia's incoming government put more money in freelancers' pockets?
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The ANO-led government has long pledged to protect self-employed people and small businesses, though future pensions may be at risk.
From cost center to innovation hub: Commerzbank reflects on Czech tech’s evolution
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Igor Savic of Commerzbank’s Digital Technology Center reflects on how Czech talent, education, and business knowledge are shaping the next decade.
Czech news in brief for November 17: Monday's top morning headlines
Národní třída drawing crowds since morning, wages in Czechia stretch further than in 1989, and Czech, Ukrainian anthems played in Kyiv.
Czech National Bank dips into crypto: Why this matters for markets
The central bank’s new test of digital assets aims to understand digital assets and their growing role in everyday financial systems.
Skip the chain, get cheaper coffee? Prague’s grand historic cafés offer a price surprise
Think fast-service, big-brand coffee chains offer cheaper prices than the capital's Art Nouveau coffeehouses? A new cost comparison says otherwise.
Czechia's salary woes: Can the country close its minimum wage gap?
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The OECD says that the nation has one of the world's worst ratios of minimum wage to median salaries: changing this isn't easy.
Czechia among countries under 'major' migration strain, EU says
An influx of Ukrainian refugees since 2022 has prompted Czechia to request an exemption from paying the EU more funds to help other migrants.
Czech law change: Tenants to pay more for repairs from January
A change that factors in total inflation since 2015 transforms how much renters need to pay for maintenance, replacement, and repair.
Czech news in brief for November 11: Tuesday's top afternoon headlines
Change to drugs law changes who can buy kratom, Czechia's favorite president revealed, KFC in hot water after inspection, and more top headlines.
Why the '30-day rule' matters for shoppers in Czechia this discount season
Officials have explicitly warned consumers to be wary of tempting discount signs: things aren't always quite as they seem.
Czechia's shrinking birth rate threatens strained workforce, higher living costs
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The country's dual demographic crisis and policy vacuum freeze reforms, guaranteeing workforce strain and fiscal uncertainty.
Czech news in brief for November 10: Monday's top morning headlines
ANO seeks to scrap ‘foreign power’ crime, ČEZ cuts power, gas prices for 1.6 M homes, and no white horse for St. Martin this year.
Czech news in brief for November 9: Sunday's top afternoon headlines
Havlíček hints Czech ammo aid to Ukraine may end, record 719 tons collected in Czech food drive, and more weekend headlines.
Czech news in brief for November 8: Saturday's top morning headlines
Russia praises Ukraine flag removal in Prague, Babiš conflict of interest case to be resolved after appointment, and more weekend headlines.
Czech news in brief for November 6: Thursday's top afternoon headlines
PM Fiala's government resigns, president accepts its ending; Fiala hits out against Okamura once again, and central bank posts interest rate decision.
