Who owns what? Mapy.cz adds new, easy-to-use cadastral feature
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Users will now be able to see ownership details of most land plots and properties in Czechia, simplifying the property-research processes.
Czechia ranks in the world's top 20 'freest' economies: Why does it matter?
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The country jumped five places from the previous year's ranking thanks to strides in free trade and limited government intervention.
Czech president pledges CZK 91 million to UN Green Climate Fund
Speaking at a UN summit, Petr Pavel said that the organization must do more to achieve its Sustainable Development Goals.
News in brief for Sept. 19: Top headlines for Czechia on Tuesday
Czech govt. won't sanction cars with Russian plates, critical shortage of pediatricians ongoing, and more top headlines for Tuesday, Sept. 19, 2023.
What's getting cheaper in Czechia? Falling inflation pushes prices down for consumers
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Energy prices and agricultural costs have all declined in recent months, helped by shrinking headline inflation.
Free bike service and more pedal perks as Prague kicks off European Mobility Week
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Events will take place in Prague all week long as part of this EU-wide initiative, but, despite the festivities, the capital is still failing cyclists.
Cheers to history: Czech hop region enters UNESCO World Heritage List
The town of Žatec is the world's first ever hop-growing area to make it onto the well-known list.
Vinohrady to be hit by tram disruptions for weeks: Here are the affected areas
Maintenance works at the busy Flora, Náměstí Míru, and I.P. Pavlova intersections will affect several tram lines.
Thousands descend on Prague for this weekend's anti-government protest
Attendees voiced their grievance about high inflation, government spending on the Russia-Ukraine war, the influx of Ukrainian refugees, and other factors.
News in brief for Sept. 18: Top headlines for Czechia on Monday
Freedom-fighter's daughter flies to New York with Pavel, tropical weather gives way to cooler climes, and more top headlines for Monday, Sept. 18, 2023.
Czech President Petr Pavel heads to New York for UN General Assembly
Pavel will lead the Czech delegation during the 78th session of the UN General Assembly, which is expected to focus on the situation in Ukraine.
Prague to launch a giant 25-meter long trolleybus on its airport line
Prague's public transport authority DPP will begin testing the Škoda trolleybus on the 119 line from Nádraží Veleslavín to the airport later this year.
Czech tennis star Krejčíková wins singles and doubles titles at San Diego Open
Barbora Krejčíková defeated Sofia Kenin to take home the singles title yesterday before winning the doubles title with partner Kateřina Siniaková.
News in brief for Sept. 17: Top headlines for Czechia on Sunday
Thousands take part in anti-government protest in Prague, Czech firefighters honored for Greek wildfire assistance, and more weekend headlines.
The Czech Republic has the third-lowest share of university graduates in the EU
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According to new data from the OECD, only Italy and Romania have fewer university graduates per capita than the Czech Republic.
This self-driving bus is now carrying passengers at Prague Exhibition Grounds
Through October 5, passengers can take a ride on this unique driverless minibus for free at the Výstaviště Praha Exhibition Grounds in the Czech capital.
Czechia's reimbursement plan for remote workers could take effect next month
Under the proposal, employees who work from home will receive an extra 4.60 crowns per hour to help cover energy costs and other office expenses.
