Society
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No plans for Halloween? Prague’s Botanical Garden is organizing a lantern parade
Pumpkin harvesting festivals have become increasingly common in recent years, driven by the growing popularity of Halloween.
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Anniversary of the Week
Matiční Street: the wall that divided society and caused international uproar
25 years ago, Matiční Street in Ústí nad Labem—a 100-meter-long path between family houses and 3 apartment buildings where socially disadvantaged Roma lived—went viral.
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'Óčko': The dark side to the poppy industry
Over the course of 2024, four people have died after consuming ‘óčko’, a crude drug made from poppies stolen from the country’s poppy fields.
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35 years of democracy: Czechs still favor current system over pre-1989 regime
A new STEM analysis reveals that nearly half of Czechs view the current democratic regime as better than the pre-1989 communist system.
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Czechia needs more young psychiatrists
A quarter of Czech psychiatrists are set to retire in five years. Experts are calling for more students.
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Václav Havel in his own words
Czechia has given the world many notable figures. However, no Czech has garnered as much respect worldwide in recent history as Prague-born Václav Havel.
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Disinformation in Czechia continues to threaten democracy
Disinformation in Czechia has shifted significantly over the last few years. So, what is being done to combat it?
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Around 1,000 vehicles damaged in floods -experts warn some could surface in used car sales
People have reported about a thousand cases of flood-damaged cars to insurance companies and experts are warning that some of them could surface in used car sales.
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Czechia struggling with pensions reform
The Czech government is about to raise the retirement age to 67 despite the opposition parties' obstruction tactics in the lower house.
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Harvest time: Czechia’s mushroom season in full swing
Thousands of Czechs are heading for the country’s thick pine forests these days to pick mushrooms.
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European Commission to Czechia: end discrimination of Roma children!
The European Commission has initiated infringement proceedings against Czechia for discrimination of Roma children placed in special and substandard schools.
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Czechs perceive price increases as biggest threat, but fears of migration have also increased
Inflation, climate change, and other global events have an impact on people's mental health. What's the situation in Czechia? A study from PAQ Research has the answers.
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