Business
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“It’s exciting and frightening”: Architect Jiřičná’s biggest project set for Prague
Architect Eva Jiřičná has been living in the UK for decades. But the biggest project in the 85-year-old’s career, a 1,000-apartment complex, is set to go up in Prague.
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CEO Ondřej Dvořák on why Czech firms are ready to expand to North American markets
Czech firms have increasingly been looking across the ocean at opportunities to expand to North American markets, specifically in fields such as IT.
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Prague metro celebrating 50 years of service
The Prague metro is celebrating 50 years of service with a number of special events for the public, including a ride on the historic trains first used and a geo game.
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Czechast with Radek Špicar
Radek Špicar is a notable Czech figure with a rich background in both the political and business landscapes of the Czech Republic and beyond.
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Anniversary of the Week
May 1954: First appearance of Škoda Spartak
The Škoda 440, known in Czechoslovakia as the Škoda Spartak, was first seen by the public in a May Day parade in company town Mladá Boleslav in 1954.
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No coastline, no problem: Czechia active member of Three Seas Initiative
President Pavel travels to Vilnius Thursday for a summit of the Three Seas Initiative, uniting countries by the Baltic, Adriatic and Black seas. Why is Czechia involved?
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Two brothers give iconic Czech sneaker brand new lease on life
The iconic Czech sneaker brand Botas has two new owners who plan on giving the company a new lease on life.
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All aboard the night train: European Sleeper launches Prague-Brussels service
A new night train route has just launched between Prague and Brussels, also making stops in Amsterdam, Berlin, and several other cities along the way. But will it catch on?
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Czechoslovakia’s Ford T: celebrating 60 years since introduction of Škoda 1000 MB
The new Škoda 1000 MB was unveiled in Mladá Boleslav in March 1964. Designed to be an affordable family car, it was Czechoslovakia’s answer to the Ford Model T.
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European Commission promises to act on Czech objection to German gas transit fee
The European Commission has responded positively to Czechia’s objection to the German gas transit fee and will take up the matter with Berlin.
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Invest in Bravery: Ukrainian start-ups to meet Czech backers in Prague
Invest in Bravery helps find investors for tech start-ups in Ukraine. It will be holding events in Prague – including a conference and workshops – on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Minister: Banks placing obstacles in way of Czech arms exporters
Czechia’s arms industry has seen record exports in the last two years. But still international banks are making life hard for arms makers, says the defence minister.
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