Czechia ranks below EU average in latest gender equality index
The Czech Republic's position is 'unflattering,' says the country's human rights commissioner, adding that this is a long-term problem.
Czech news in brief for October 25: Wednesday's top headlines
Czech PM Fiala to meet counterpart Netanyahu today, Old Town Square evacuated due to suspicious luggage, and more top headlines for Oct. 25, 2023.
Pro-Russia group behind today’s mass cyberattack against Czech institutions
Russia-based hackers managed to disrupt the websites of the Prague Airport, Interior Ministry, and Chamber of Deputies – but no data was stolen.
A clean break: Divorce in Czechia could become simpler and faster
The proposed changes aim to save separating couples both time and money – especially if the divorcees cannot reach a settlement.
Tram and pedestrian traffic in Holešovice will be disrupted through December
Commuters take note: several tram lines and a pedestrian area near the Prague Exhibition Grounds will begin renovations this week.
To rent or buy in Czechia? In a price-shifted market, it’s complicated
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Expert analysis reveals that even with the current mortgage rates, skyrocketing rents make buying a home more profitable.
Global leaders convene in Prague to discuss Russian aggression and conflict in Ukraine
Representatives from Ukraine and other nations are discussing arms supplies and territorial sovereignty, with Volodomyr Zelenskyy speaking via video call.
Czech news in brief for October 24: Tuesday's top headlines
Social exclusion on the rise in Czechia, police officer's brutal assault of man caught on film, and more top headlines for Oct. 24, 2023.
PM Fiala bets on US chip center to restart Czech economy
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Following a visit to Rožnov pod Radhoštěm today, Prime Minister Petr Fiala said Czechia has significant chances to become a European chip center.
Autumn holidays: Time change, store closures, and school break
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Tips for what to do with kids over holiday break and important reminders about the upcoming Oct. 28 national holiday.
Freelancers in Czechia take note: Insurance costs set to surge next year
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Health and social contributions will rise for the self-employed, as will the flat tax rate for the self-employed.
EES and ETIAS: EU confirms new timeline for border controls
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After several delays, the EU has finally revealed a timeline for introducing new systems to monitor the flow of third-country tourists.
Czech energy suppliers announce price cuts for 2024: Will the savings reach your wallet?
Despite the anticipated price drops, the state’s plans to end household subsidies may mean that consumers end up paying more next year.
Czech news in brief for October 23: Monday's top headlines
Siniaková tops Bouzková to win Jiangxi Open, Pilsen Zoo's young lion cubs presented to the public, and more headlines for Monday, Oct. 23.
Czech ban on flavored e-cigarettes goes into effect from Monday, Oct. 23
Flavored heated tobacco products are banned in the Czech Republic as of this week, prompting manufacturers to introduce non-tobacco alternatives.
Work on Prague's new Wenceslas Square tram line could begin in March
The long-anticipated connection from Vinohrady into the city center could soon be realized as the city evaluates offers for construction.
Czech archaeologist inducted into American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Egyptologist Miroslav Bárta has become just the fourth Czech representative to be elected to the prestigious American institute.
