Czech news in brief for November 25: Saturday's top headlines
Czechia responds to new China viral infections, debate on vehicle no-entry zones in Old Town takes new turn, and more top headlines for Nov. 25, 2023.
EXPAT VOICES: Readers reveal their favorite grocery stores in Czechia
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We polled our readers on where they do their shopping and why, from big chains to smaller markets and delivery services.
Prague's new nighttime no-go zone may ban vehicles from part of Old Town
A new no-go zone aims to crack down on excess noise in the area and improve residents’ quality of life.
World's best city for culture? Time Out crowns Prague runner-up
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What did Prague locals vote as their favorite culture activity? Simply “walking around” was one of the most common responses.
Czech news in brief for November 24: Friday's top headlines
Czech health minister calls on WHO to monitor new China virus, Czech university cancels thesis requirement due to AI, and Czechs eye Black Friday deals.
Czechia prepares for largest school strike since revolution: Impact on families, commuters expected
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Over 2,000 schools and kindergartens are set to close or be seriously disrupted next Monday. Here’s everything you need to know.
Motivation for learning a second foreign language low among Czech pupils
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Around 60 percent of students reported no opportunity to use their secondary language with native speakers.
MultiSport no more? Czech companies to slash benefits due to austerity package
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A new survey shows that 40 percent of employers plan to cut perks like meal vouchers, language classes, and fitness plans.
Czech news in brief for November 23: Thursday's top headlines
Half of schools in Czechia to participate in Monday's strike, plans for highspeed Prague-Dresden train move ahead, and more headlines for Nov. 23, 2023.
Surprising things to do at the Prague library – with or without a card
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A new report says library visits are up in Czechia. If you don't have a card yet, here's how to get one plus unexpected services open to all.
GALLERY: Czech Press Photo nominees capture moments great and small
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From the presidential elections to the Turkish earthquakes, this year Czech photojournalists captured tragedy and joy around the globe.
EXPLAINED: Czech president signs consolidation package – what’s next?
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The package changes the country’s value-added tax (VAT) system, increases many taxes and cuts a range of subsidies.
Plan to revitalize Florenc bus station area gets green light
Czechia’s antimonopoly office has approved the takeover of the company that owns the Florenc bus station.
Concerns grow as Czechia grapples with growing Covid cases
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Doctors and the government continue to encourage people to get vaccinated and urge caution if infected with the virus.
Czech news in brief for November 22: Wednesday's top headlines
Teacher's strike to move ahead, most Czechs back NATO membership, and more top headlines for Nov. 22, 2023.
Prague’s Pařížská once again crowned CEE’s most expensive shopping street
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The centrally located thoroughfare, which houses a wide range of luxury, high-end stores, is Europe’s 11th-most expensive street this year.
Czechia's French Film Festival pays homage to New Wave provocateur Godard
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The festival, now in its 26th edition, hits Prague cinemas this week with five films in honor of trailblazing director Jean-Luc Godard.
