Czech news in brief for March 10: Tuesday's top afternoon headlines
Inflation drops, film festival back in Prague, and fire hazard in Prague 7: here's the latest.
New investigation exposes Facebook scam targeting expat apartment hunters
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Does it pay to think like an investigative journalist when looking for housing in Prague? Reporter Apolena Rychlíková says it does.
Can a child go to school in two countries? Czech court ‘experiments’ with custody limits
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Where should a child study when her parents live in two countries? An unprecedented ruling in a Czech-Slovak custody battle questions custody limits.
Czech news in brief for March 10: Tuesday's top morning headlines
English degree programs expand in Czechia, Middle East conflict impacts Czech spa industry, and Mads Mikkelsen to appear at Prague Comic-Con.
Czech news in brief for March 9: Monday's top afternoon headlines
Latest unemployment data, German drivers come to refuel, and meet the Czech pick for Eurovision: here's the afternoon recap'.
Struggling to find part-time work? Here's why flexible jobs are hard to find in Czechia
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Some 514k Czechs work part-time officially, but DPP/DPČ contracts hide thousands more, keeping stats low and many unable to find flexible employment.
Czech news in brief for March 9: Monday's top morning headlines
Pavel open to second term if citizens support it, spring-like temps, showers forecast for Czechia, and Brain Week kicks off across the country today.
Ancient Czech winter ritual reimagined as political protest on Charles Bridge
As tourists looked on, protester marched through Prague this weekend with a ‘Motorana’ effigy to protest recent government funding cuts to the arts.
Czech news in brief for March 8: Sunday's top afternoon headlines
Czech trust in president rises, popular moderator abruptly leaves Czech TV, and STAN moves ahead of ODS in latest polls.
QUIZ: These Czech women changed the world—do you know them?
Test your knowledge of Czech women who changed the world in this International Women’s Day quiz. How many do you recognize?
Unequal earnings: Czechia has the EU’s second-highest gender pay gap
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Women earn 18.5 percent less than men in Czechia, the second-worst gap in the EU behind Estonia, with the widest differences in finance and tech.
Czech news in brief for March 8: Sunday's top morning headlines
Czech speed skater Sáblíková ends legendary career, most Czechs in Middle East not seeking return, and egg prices in Czechia expected to keep rising.
Czech news in brief for March 7: Saturday's top afternoon headlines
Senate marks Masaryk’s 176th birth anniversary, hundreds of Czechs returning from Middle East, and U.S. Ambassador presses Czechia on defense.
Czechia has its first Children’s Ombudsman: What is the role, and why is it needed?
Czech parliament has elected Martin Beneš as the country’s first Children’s Ombudsman, creating a new independent office to protect children’s rights.
High-speed rail link between Prague and Dresden moves closer to reality
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Czech and German ministers say progress depends on EU financing as plans advance for a 30-km tunnel through the Ore Mountains.
Czech news in brief for March 7: Saturday's top morning headlines
Czech Ambassador to Iran recalled to Prague, Winter Paralympics open with 24 Czech athletes, and Saharan dust cloud to reach Czechia this weekend.
Czech news in brief for March 6: Friday's top afternoon headlines
Real wages on the rise, O2 Arena rocked by mesmerizing Florence and the Machine, and Dry February gets drier every year: here's your afternoon recap.
