Prague public transport discounts return: A guide to free and reduced fares
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The city has restored reduced public transport fares for people receiving living allowance; children, students and seniors also qualify for lower rates.
Czech news in brief for August 2: Sunday's top morning headlines
Uganda traveler cleared of dangerous disease, AI labels become mandatory across EU, and more Sunday morning headlines.
Czech news in brief for August 1: Saturday's top afternoon headlines
Heat wave to return next week, Pilsen auto supplier to cut 300 jobs, details released in Czech tennis star's ban, and more Saturday headlines.
Czechia’s new 'super benefit' system starts today: What households need to know
More than 238,000 Czech households will receive newly calculated support payments as four existing benefits are replaced by a single system.
Czech news in brief for August 1: Saturday's top morning headlines
Czech rivers hit historic lows amid drought, Okamura calls Pavel a "crook," heat shatters records across Czechia, and more Saturday headlines.
Czechia joins EU migration fray as PM demands Spain’s Schengen exclusion
Babiš’s demand has thrust Czechia into a wider European dispute over migration, border controls, and the future of passport-free travel.
Everything that changes in August in Czechia – and what else is new
New benefit payments, transport changes, higher energy prices, and back-to-school shopping: Here's what changes in Czechia this August.
Czech news in brief for July 31: Friday's top afternoon headlines
Czech football team gets new head coach, strong police presence expected for Pride parade, and thunderstorm warnings for the evening.
Czech news in brief for July 30: Thursday's top afternoon headlines
Czech minister dismisses plans to abolish ninth grade, Prague's public transport in numbers, and an air-conditioned oasis in the city center.
Parents in Czechia to get CZK 50,000 benefit boost next year
Here's what's changing under the new law, and what parental allowance actually is.
Czech news in brief for July 30: Thursday's top morning headlines
Prague Pride boosts security after Berlin attacks, new Prague apartments get pricier, and salmonella found in instant noodles in Czechia.
All the presidents’ vetoes: What a presidential “no” really means in Czechia
With Pavel’s recent veto of budget rules, we look at what presidential vetoes mean and how Czech leaders have used it over the years.
Czech news in brief for July 29: Wednesday's top afternoon headlines
Parents of newborn children to get higher benefits from next year, an awkward incident at Prague airport, and a very Czech passion for discounts.
New data reveals which foreign nationals most often overstayed in Czechia
Citizens of the six most frequently recorded countries made up 78.2 percent of illegal stay cases, police said. Plus: Where are checks carried out?
Czech news in brief for July 29: Wednesday's top morning headlines
Czech city sees Mediterranean-level heat, debate over scrapping ninth grade continues, and Diana Ross makes Czech debut today.
Czech news in brief for July 28: Tuesday's top afternoon headlines
Police drop Turek hate speech investigation, a tragic day for road accidents, and heatwave warnings.
No cheaper mortgages, no euro soon: What Czech policy means for your money
CNB head Aleš Michl says cheaper mortgages and euro adoption may have to wait, as Czechia weighs inflation risks and control over its own currency.
