Daily news in brief for Oct. 18: Top headlines for Czechia on Wednesday
No-confidence debate drags on in Czech House of Representatives, Czechia sees coldest autumn night so far, and more top headlines for Oct. 18, 2023.
Prague's fall jazz lineup strikes the right notes for lovers of the genre
Three upcoming festivals bring some of the most innovative and well-respected contemporary jazz artists to top Prague venues.
5 things to know before choosing a gynecologist in the Czech Republic
From pregnancy to childbirth and beyond, one Prague-based clinic is changing the experience of women's healthcare in the Czech Republic.
How does Czechia eat? A new study serves up insights on mealtime habits
From what's on the breakfast, lunch, and dinner table to how much individuals spend on food, a new survey reveals how Czechia eats.
Czech university academics begin nationwide strike against underfunding today
According to lecturers across the country, university faculties – especially those in the arts and humanities – have long been underfunded.
News in brief for Oct. 17: Top headlines for Czechia on Tueday
Russian attack destroys Czech NGO storage facility, Czech stunt crew picks up 'Oscar' of stunt work, and more headlines for Oct. 17, 2023.
Pavel at Forum 2000: Democracy is vulnerable and cannot be taken for granted
Also speaking at the Prague conference, Moldovan President Maia Sandu highlighted similarities between Czechoslovakia and Moldova’s history.
Countdown to Prague Christmas markets: Tree-lighting ceremony dates announced
The winning spruce to adorn Old Town Square this holiday season will arrive in Prague in six weeks.
Paying for SMS verification: Czech banks to introduce fee to receive text
In a bid to promote their mobile applications, from November five major Czech banks will charge customers who use SMS-based authentication.
News in brief for Oct. 16: Top headlines for Czechia on Monday
Old Town Square temporarily evacuated on Sunday, pro-Israel and pro-Palestine protests take place in Prague and more top headlines.
Ahoj, Monday! 5 tips for the week ahead in Czechia
A quick guide to start the week ahead with news and tips for Prague and Czech Republic.
Climate change is making Czech beer less flavorful and more expensive
Czech beer may soon be a victim of climate change, according to a researcher at the Global Change Research Institute of the Czech Academy of Sciences.
Czechia's humble houska ranked among world's top 100 bread products
According to Taste Atlas user ratings, the traditional Czech bun comes in just behind German pretzels and English crumpets among the world's best breads.
Czech VAT changes in brief: Which goods and services will be cheaper in 2024?
While many products will become more expensive with the country's new value-added-tax changes from next year, some items will see a tax reduction.
News in brief for Oct. 15: Top headlines for Czechia on Sunday
Czech hockey stars make Boston's All-Centennial Team, Czechs citizens rally to support Israel in wake of Hamas attacks, and more weekend headlines.
Prague's Botanical Garden kicks off Halloween season with pumpkin exhibit
From this weekend through October 31st, come see 5,000 kilograms of pumpkins and some spooky autumn atmosphere at the Czech capital's Botanical Garden.
Fines for riding without a ticket on Prague public transport could increase
The Czech Republic's Association of Transport Companies is pushing for an increase in the maximum fine for riding without a valid ticket.