Prague tech sector expands as world cybersecurity titan aims to triple staff
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Cato Networks says that cyberattack growth in Czechia is contributing to increased demand for IT and security specialists.
Czech news in brief for November 28: Friday's top morning headlines
Babiš gives no conflict-interest plan, Black Friday rush hits Czech stores, and new exhibit marks 150 years of Czech women's rights pioneer.
‘Be seen as a person, not a symptom’: How a Prague clinic is turning premium healthcare into a personal experience
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At Concierge Medicine Europe, CEO Wolfram Schleuter is rethinking what global healthcare can feel like—personal, connected, and borderless.
Why Czech secondary schools drive parents crazy – and how to choose one without losing it
The 30th annual Schola Pragensis 2025, running from Nov. 27–29, at the Prague Congress Centre, helps make sense of a bewildering array of choices.
Czech news in brief for November 25: Tuesday's top morning headlines
International carmarking plant will soon stop production in Czechia, young Roma footballers invited to event after racist abuse, and more top headlines.
5 typical tax mistakes expats make in Czechia, and how to avoid them
Working out taxes in a foreign country is tricky, and innocent slip-ups can be extremely costly. An expert helps demystify Czechia’s tax system.
Don't lose your 2025 vacation days: How to ensure you get time off
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We explain the rules about carrying over unused leave to next year, what to do if your boss refuses your time-off request, and if you can get reimbursed.
‘It’s a beautiful job’: The thrills of being a tour guide in Prague
A duo of history buffs and long-term Prague expats describe what the job is like behind the scenes as Christmas market season descends upon the city.
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.
Legal foreign population in Czechia surpasses 1.1 million, new data shows
The Czech Interior Ministry reports continued growth in foreign residents in the third quarter of 2025, driven by Ukrainian temporary protection.
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.
A flaw in the law: Czech court ruling forces change to foreign diploma recognition
In a landmark case, the Czech Ministry of Education violated the Lisbon Convention for foreign diploma recognition by using only a formal assessment.
You've got a trade license, right? Explaining why the 'Švarc' system rules in Czechia
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Czechia hits a record 1.182M self-employed, but experts warn the rise is driven by a controversial loophole not a true startup boom.
Czech news in brief for November 11: Tuesday's top morning headlines
Czech President weighs in on flag debate, Hepatitis A deaths rise in Prague, and St. Martin wines begin arriving.
7 international companies in Czechia looking for new talent
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New opportunities at English-speaking workplaces in Prague and beyond are open for jobseekers in tech, finance, creative industries and more.
Czech news in brief for November 10: Monday's top afternoon headlines
Russia jails Czech woman for fighting for Ukraine, Karlovy Vary's university gulf is spotlighted, and plan revealed for Nov. 17 public holiday.
