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Building housing Goethe Institute in Prague damaged
Parts of the stucco decorating the art nouveau building which houses the Goethe Institute headquarters in Prague came loose and fell onto the pavement and tram tracks late…
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Fiala: Czech businesses have to help with reconstruction of Ukraine
Prime Minister Petr Fiala has said that Czech companies should be encouraged to get involved in the post-war reconstruction of Ukraine and that it is necessary to start…
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Czech PM: EU must work together against Russia
The European Union must work together against Russia, even though the member states legitimately have different stances on many issues, Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala…
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EU foreign ministers agree to suspend Russian tourist visa agreement
EU foreign ministers agreed at a summit in Prague on Wednesday to suspend an agreement that simplifies the visa application process for Russian tourists, the Czech News…
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European Commission lowers growth forecast for Czech economy
The European Commission’s newly published Spring Economic Forecast expects the Czech economy to grow by 1.9 percent in 2022. This is below the EU average and also…
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Czech EU presidency focus will be Ukraine and energy security
The Czech Republic's top priorities during its presidency of the Council of the European Union will be the management of the refugee crisis and the post-war reconstruction…
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Czech spas expect fewer Russian visitors
Czech spa towns, already impacted over the past two years by the coronavirus pandemic, are likely to be hitby a lack of Russian clientele and could also feel the strain of…
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Massive cocaine shipment discovered by supermarket workers in Rychnov and Jičín
A total of 840 kilograms of cocaine, with an estimated value of over CZK 2 billion, was discovered by supermarket employees in the towns of Jičín and Rychnov nad Kněžnou…
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Two-thirds of Czech employees counting on pay rise this year
Two-thirds of Czech employees expect to get a pay rise this year, according to a survey conducted in April by the Hays agency. Sixteen percent of respondents said they had…
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Czech household debt to banks falls for first time since 2016
Czech household debt to banks fell in April by CZK 19 billion in month-on-month terms, according to the Czech Credit Bureau (CRIF). The reason is most likely the…
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Fuel prices drop by more than a crown from last week
Fuel prices in Czechia have fallen again since last week. Natural 95 gasoline is now selling for an average of CZK 44.41 per litre, CZK 1.41 less than a week ago, while…
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Czech PM: Austrian Chancellor to support expansion of TAL pipeline
Austrian Chancellor Karl Nehammer is ready to support the expansion of the capacity of the TAL pipeline, Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala said on Tuesday, adding that this…
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Over 326,750 Ukrainian refugees now have special visas
The Czech Republic has now granted special visas to over 326,750 refugees from Ukraine. Some 1,900 visas were handed out on Wednesday, according to Interior Ministry data…
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