DAILY NEWS UPDATE
Prague is calling for candle donations to warm Ukraine for a third winter
Members of the public are encouraged to send candles via the Skaut organization or donate to Ukraine to assist during the harsh winter.
Czech news in brief for February 6: Tuesday's top headlines
Czech PM initiates coalition talks amidst dispute over euro coordinator appointment, Prague airport warns of Facebook fraudsters, and more top headlines.
Czech companies join German workers in calling for shorter work week
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Although the idea of a four-day work week has grown in popularity, Czechia's low unemployment rate and high vacancies make this unlikely – for now.
Czechia prepares for construction of country's first-ever high-speed rail line
Critics of the project, which should link Prague, Ústí nad Labem, and the German city of Dresden, threaten to delay developments due to its high cost.
'Unbearably low': Prague considers doubling public transport fares
The fare has not increased since 2015; it still remains at CZK 3,650 per year, with a daily cost of CZK 10 for the basic annual ticket.
Czech news in brief for February 5: Monday's top headlines
ANO party continues to dominate opinion polls, She Came at Night tops 2024 Czech Film Critics' Awards, and more headlines.
Exhibit dedicated to Czech surrealist Jan Švankmajer opens in Prague
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Galerie 1 in the city center is now showcasing paintings and sculptures from the surrealist filmmaker and his son Václav.
Prague leads EU in public transport use, but cars still dominate city's streets
According to a recent EU study, 71 percent of Prague residents use public transport, a marked increase of 13 percent since 2019.
Czech govt. unveils new bill to ensure gender-balanced corporate boards
Czechia aims for gender equality in corporate leadership with a new bill mandating a minimum of one-third women on boards.
Czech news in brief for February 4: Sunday's top headlines
Czech ForMin pushes for de-escalation in Middle East, Czechia advocates buying arms for Ukraine outside EU, and more Sunday headlines.
Happy birthday, Šiška! Prague Zoo's baby pangolin turns one
The first pangolin born in Europe turned one year old on February 2, and Prague Zoo is celebrating with a weekend dedicated to young Šiška.
Prague pledges to lower activation window for public transport tickets
With residents facing fines due to the current two-minute window, Prague's Deputy Mayor for Transport has vowed to lower the activation time to one minute.
Czech men's tennis team to face Israel in Davis Cup qualifiers
Jakub Menšík will lead the charge for the Czech team against top Israeli player Yishai Oliel from 3:00 p.m. at Moravia's Vitality Slezsko Sports Complex.
Czech news in brief for February 3: Saturday's top headlines
Online school applications launch following delay, police arrest several in murder-for-hire case, and a UNESCO garden blooms for spring.
FIRST PERSON: From Prague to Vietnam, an expat’s sobriety journey
Prague-based culinary entrepreneur Mariko Amekodommo on giving up alcohol in the beer capital of the world.
Prague's farmers' markets are reopening for the 2024 season this weekend
Náplavka is celebrating 15 years with Saturday's reopening; read more about dates, times, and the seasonal line up for several other Prague markets.
ASK AN EXPERT: Family-friendly or adults-only hotel? Key differences to know
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