Business
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What’s changing in 2024?
The New Year always brings with it changes in legislation as new laws and rules come into effect from January 1. What changes might affect you in 2024?
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Carp production in Czechia lower than expected this season, but prices to remain the same
With Christmas Eve just around the corner, Czechs are preparing for their dinner – fried carp. But factors have impacted the success of carp production this season.
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EP91: Tomáš Dvořák
Why is the Czech economy so deep in the doldrums? And how to turn things around? Tomáš Dvořák, who has described Czechia as "the sick man of Europe", offers some insights.
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Economist Tomáš Dvořák on why Czechia is “sick man of Europe” – and how to move forward
A recent article calling Czechia the “sick man of Europe” got a great deal of attention in this country. The headline quote came from young economist Tomáš Dvořák.
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Czech handmade glass production makes UNESCO list
Czechia has another entry on the prestigious UNESCO World Intangible Cultural Heritage list, having succeeded with the nomination for its handmade glass production.
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Food prices in Czechia expected to rise further next year
The high price of foodstuffs has been a major woe for Czech consumers in the past two years. Now food prices are expected to rise again.
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Mendel University tests symbiosis of solar panels and vineyards
Installing solar panels in agricultural fields could help both the crops and electricity production. A team from Mendel University is testing out the idea in a vineyard.
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“We need change of the whole space”: Prague Main Station for major overhaul
Prague’s Main Train Station is in for a quite stunning transformation, including a huge wooden, canopy-like structure at the front of the check-in building.
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Schools strike but do protests spell real danger for Czech government?
Most schools in Czechia were closed on Monday, with 7,000-plus taking part in a strike demanding better funding for education. But can this action impact the coalition?
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Czechia halts sales of painfully hot crisps making headlines in Europe
Czech-produced Hot Chip Challenge crisps are marketed as extremely hard to consume. Now domestic authorities have halted their sale following alarm in other EU states.
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“We have a gap of 10 or 11 percent”: Will EU law deliver pay equality in Czechia?
EU countries will have to implement a directive that requires firms to disclose salaries to improve gender equity. Anna Kotková of the Gender Studies Centre told me more.
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New deposit return system on drinks bottles faces opposition from local councils
Czechia will be introducing a deposit return system on plastic bottles and cans from 2025. But not everyone likes the idea.
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