Do you qualify for support? Find out via 'inflation umbrella' platform
Parents with children can apply for a special one-off payment and seniors can find out about pension increases.
Czech tourism industry gradually bounces back
Plus: Politicians walk out on "hate-fueled" speech, Greenpeace questions need for oil embargo, and online predator from acclaimed Czech doc sentenced.
Prague's first Starbucks celebrates 14 years with a reopening
Plus: Prague protests against rape in Ukraine, Belarusian opposition leader visits Czechia, and transport companies to sell marigolds to fight cancer.
The Czech Republic's credit rating is in danger of dropping
Fitch Ratings has confirmed the country's current AA- status but updated its long-term outlook from stable to negative.
Prague gets approval to build unique Cubist bridge over the Vltava
Plus: Czechia seeks out alternative providers of oil, Prague Spring Festival to honor Ukraine, and an iconic tourist attraction goes up in flames.
Czechia to back EU ban on Russian oil import with postponement
Plus: Babiš talks biofuels for two hours, Slovakia and Hungary reject sanctions, and a squeamish nature photo takes a top Czech prize.
Primark price hikes to impact Prague location
Prices are set to rise on a number of items at fashion chain stores, including Prague's discount clothing retailer Primark.
Czech government clarifies eligibility for one-time inflation subsidy
Families with an annual gross income of up to CZK 1 million can receive one-off payment of CZK 5,000 per child.
Czech daily news roundup: Monday, May 2, 2022
Lower house chairwoman visits Sweden, gas reserves to be boosted, and houses of Parliament will open to the public this weekend.
Experts: Earning a 'decent' wage in Czechia is getting tougher
The Decent Wage platform found that 41 percent of the 3.6 million job contracts in the private sector did not provide a living wage.
Aisle by aisle: What's getting more expensive in Czech grocery baskets
Food regulations began this week in the Czech Republic. What exactly does that mean and where can you expect to pay more?
Czech daily news roundup: Thursday, April 28, 2022
Government makes one-off contribution to families, disinformation reported in Czech schools, Albright's funeral held in Washington.
Prague's public energy company announces major price hike
Pražská plynárenská has announced a significant price hike amid spiraling global energy prices.
Flat prices in Brno pass CZK 100,000 per square meter for the first time
The Moravian capital is no longer an affordable alternative to Prague.
Police respond to bomb scare at Prague airport
Police respond to bomb scare at Prague Airport, IMF worsens growth forecast for Czech economy, repairs to Barrandov Bridge to begin on May 16.
Prague's new ‘corrency’ doubles purchasing power at local businesses
A pilot project encouraging people to shop locally is being rolled out for Prague 1 today.
Czech economists give mixed predictions on Ukraine-crisis impact
As Czech growth stalls, a tight labor market could be helped by the arrival of refugees.