10 ways the new government plans to change daily life in the Czech Republic
From the junk food tax to LGBT+ rights how will the regime change be felt in the lives of ordinary citizens?
With tourism on the rebound, Prague can no longer afford to be a budget destination
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Newly released data shows which tourist nationalities most visited Prague and the Czech Republic this summer and why tourism must change to survive.
Czech morning news roundup: Wednesday, November 10, 2021
Explosion in Zlín sees major emergency service operation, Prague to be represented at COP26 climate summit, Toyota starts Czech Yaris production.
Plummet in Czech unemployment leaves businesses struggling to find workers
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The Czech labor market might be showing the first signs of recovery, but employers are still faced with a serious lack of workers.
Prague tower light shows and a new large-scale mural will promote Netflix’s ‘Arcane’
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Several landmarks including Old Town Hall are expected to have colored lights and smoke again tonight.
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Majority of Czechs rejecting home office – and respirators at work? No thanks
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Despite the rise in Covid cases, there is no strong support of working from home or for respirators in the office.
Czech morning news roundup: Tuesday, November 9, 2021
Babiš opposes state award for psychiatrist accused of sexual assault, Bohemia Energy CEO apologizes to customers, Czech support for the EU drops.
President accepts formal resignation of Babiš's government
This week in Czech politics, Nov. 8–12: Everything you need to know about Czech politics, updated weekly.
Only PCR tests for Covid-19 will be accepted, says Czech Health Minister
A daily update with all the latest developments related to the Covid-19 pandemic in the Czech Republic for Nov. 8-14, 2021.
Czech morning news roundup: Monday, November 8, 2021
Babiš contacted by police over D1 driving affair, iPhone users face large-scale cyber attack, Czech billionaire poised to buy English football club.
Prague 3 launches network of free-to-use public toilets
Restaurants, cultural venues, and other locales in Prague 3 have joined a neighborhood project to provide some much-needed relief to pedestrians.
Czech weekend news in brief: November 7, 2021
Czech co-production wins Cottbus film festival, year-on-year inflation reaches 5.7% in October, and more top headlines from this weekend.
Javelin thrower Jakub Vadlejch named 2021 Czech Athlete of the Year
Vadlejch, the first male winner of the award since 2006, brought home a silver medal at this year's Summer Olympics in Tokyo.
Prague reveals new visualizations for cable car over the Vltava river
A cable car stretching from Prague 6 to Prague 8 has taken a step closer to becoming a reality with the launch of a public contract for a designer.
Sweden, Switzerland elevated to high-risk red on latest Czech travel map
Cyprus and San Marino have also been elevated to high-risk red on the Czech Republic's latest map, valid from Monday.
Czech President ready to appoint new Prime Minister
Petr Fiala will replace Andrej Babiš as the Czech Republic's Prime Minister, President Miloš Zeman said in his first statement to the media since August.
Czech mountain chalet with a presidential past open to visitors
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The chata in the Jizera Mountains once served as a lodge for the Czech president; this week it celebrates 30 years of being open to the public.
