Hybrid work models are attracting seven times more candidates in Czechia
A recent survey found that despite employers' push to return to the office, retaining talent may require adapting work models and office environments.
Czech news in brief for January 22: Monday's top headlines
Memorial to shooting victims created at Jan Palach Square, two-thirds of Czechs against euro adoption, and more headlines.
Czech beer Pilsner Urquell is significantly cheaper at German supermarkets
On the heels of Czech PM Petr Fiala's Nutella adventure last year, local journalists have pointed out an even more surprising price disparity.
Prague's Faculty of Arts reopens one month after tragic shooting
Charles University's Faculty of Arts building has opened its doors to the public today for the first time since the tragic shooting on December 21, 2023.
President Pavel attends classic Czech Cimrman play with his son
Petr Pavel took some time out of his busy schedule to attend The Stand-In at Žižkov's Jára Cimrman Theater, featuring the beloved Czech character.
Czech news in brief for January 21: Sunday's top headlines
Plzeň honors Josef Hlavatý with memorial plaque, TV Barrandov channels briefly halt broadcasting, and more Sunday headlines.
Czech apartment rental prices decreased at the end of 2023
Average rents in the Czech Republic saw a modest dip in the fourth quarter of 2023, though prices continued to rise in Prague.
Construction on Prague's Wenceslas Square tram line to begin this spring
The long-awaited return of trams to the central Prague square has taken a step closer to becoming a reality with the signing of a new contract.
Czech Republic launches new digital ID card system
Starting today, Czech citizens can download a new app and register an electronic ID card that promises to make bureaucratic processes run more smoothly.
Czech news in brief for January 20: Saturday's top headlines
Northern Czechia sees plummeting temperatures, Czech car production rebounds to pre-Covid levels, and more weekend headlines.
From Florence to Tallinn: Prague airport unveils new direct flights for 2024
Amid a notable surge in passenger traffic, Václav Havel Airport Prague announced eight new destinations flying direct from the Czech capital this year.
Suspended sentence for man who raped minor sparks public outrage in Czechia
Victims-rights organizations are planning a protest to highlight the failure of the judicial system to deliver justice to victims of sexual violence.
Warner TV set to bring American docs, series, and films to the Czech Republic
HBO Europe is set to launch the Czech version of Warner TV in 2024 and will announce more details in the coming weeks.
Czech state to contribute CZK 20 million to restore faculty building after shooting
The faculty building, closed since a shooter killed 14 students, will remain shuttered until at least the end of January for technical reasons.
Czech news in brief for January 19: Friday's top headlines
Prague zoo baby gorilla is female, Czech politican sets filibuster record, anonymous list of shooting victims sent to media, and more top headlines.
EXPLAINED: Why postal voting is currently stirring up a fierce debate in Czechia
A proposed reform to simplify voting for Czechs abroad has led to arguments from the opposition about the constitutionality of doing so.
McDonald's in Czechia ditches plastic lids on hot and cold beverages
The change, which went into effect this week, is part of an ongoing plan by the company to phase out plastic entirely.