Czech news in brief for June 27: Thursday's top headlines
Slovakia to support Czech ammo initiative, criminal proceedings down in Czechia, and dozens honor Horáková in Prague.
EXPLAINED: How much you'll need to pay for new TV license fees in Czechia
Unchanged since 2008, the increases – both at over 10 percent – may also apply to people who don't even own a television or radio.
Report: Czechia has highest number of meth labs in Europe
Methamphetamine, along with marijuana, remains the most frequently used drug in Czechia, and authorities note a recent influx of cheap variants.
Activation window for Prague public transport tickets cut to one minute
The change comes after criticism from the public that inspectors could fine people who legitimately bought a ticket.
Czech news in brief for June 26: Wednesday's top headlines
Slovak President Peter Pellegrini visits Prague, new construction law to take effect from July 1, and Czech chamber backs bill to extend Lex Ukraine law.
Prague to get over 800 new apartments as city struggles with housing squeeze
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A shortage of new homes in Prague – paired with rising demand – has caused strain for renters and buyers, with many opting to relocate to Central Bohemia.
National Museum to showcase life of Genghis Khan, emperors through time
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Two separate exhibits, which have been popular worldwide, will spotlight China and Mongolia during the rules of of various dynasties.
Travel alert: Repair work in central Prague will affect over 25 tram lines this summer
Maintenance work on Wenceslas Square, Anděl, and around Holešovice will cause several diversions lasting until around the start of September.
Czech news in brief for June 25: Tuesday's top headlines
US senator went to Prague intending to abuse minor, tick warning issued across Czechia, and Havlová sells majority stake in Prague's Lucerna.
Prague's grand Máj department store opens its doors to the public
After two years of construction, the multifunctional complex features an outdoor terrace, ziplines, mini golf, superheroes, karaoke lounges, and more.
Is it time for a four-day working week in Czechia? Companies are divided
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While other companies in Europe are trialing a four-day week, most Czechia-based firms say that productivity and staff shortages hold them back.
WEEKEND PHOTOS: Vespas in Prague, Czech Derby, and Metronome Festival
The 12th annual PragoVespa saw over 400 motorcycles drive through central Prague and the capital also put on its annual, lavish Czech Derby horse race.
Prague greenlights major part of Hlavní nádraží transformation
A new roof and zoning plan will allow new buildings to be developed directly by the station, new tram lines, and the redevelopment of the surrounding park.
Ahoj, Monday! 5 things you need to know this week in Czechia
A quick guide to start the week ahead with news and tips for Prague and Czech Republic.
Czech news in brief for June 24: Monday's top headlines
Czech voter sentiment shifts post EU election according to STEM survey, reconstructed Máj opens today, and Argentina's president visits Prague.
Czech President honors anniversary of Nazi destruction of Ležáky
Petr Pavel noted the need for historical remembrance during a ceremony at the Ležáky Memorial on the 82nd anniversary of the destruction of the village.
With Respect to Prague: Czech capital approves plan for sustainable tourism
Efforts to change Prague's image from a party destination are on the right track, and a new plan through 2027 will continue to support long-term goals.
