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Prague Has the Most Unaffordable Rents for Minimum-Wage Earners in the EU

Prague has the highest rent-to-minimum-wage ratio among EU capitals, with the average two-bedroom apartment costing 185% of the gross minimum wage. Prague has become the European Union’s least affordable capital for minimum-wage earners looking to rent a home, according to a new analysis by the European Trade Union Confederation (ETUC). The average monthly rent for a two-bedroom apartment in the Czech capital reaches €1,710, compared with a gross monthly minimum wage of €924. This means rent alo

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WorldUnited Kingdom

Prague 8 Pirates to Host English-Language Guide to Czech Local Elections

EU citizens living in Prague 8 can learn how to vote in the upcoming municipal elections at an event on 17 September. The Prague 8 branch of the Czech Pirate Party is inviting international residents to an English-language evening explaining how EU citizens can take part in Czech local elections. The event, titled “Hey, You Can Vote Too!”, will take place on Thursday, 17 September, at 6 PM at Pauza Palmovka in Prague 8. The evening will offer a practical introduction to the Czech voting system,

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BusinessEurope

Nearly 40 Percent of Young Czechs Experience Financial Stress Every Month

Money worries affect almost one in three Czech adults, but younger people are facing a greater burden. A new survey found that 39 percent of people aged 18 to 26 experience financial anxiety at least once a month, with household income playing a major role in how people feel about their finances. Financial concerns are common across the Czech Republic. According to a survey conducted by Ipsos for Home Credit, 28 percent of adults experience worries about money at least once a month. Another 35 p

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WorldEurope

Fresh from France: Meet Benjamin, the Founder of The French in Prague

For the past 12 years, Benjamin has been building a life in Prague – and helping bring a taste of France to the Czech capital. What began as a business supplying wine to hotels, restaurants and wine bars 10 years ago has gradually grown into The French, a food business focused on bringing French products directly to Prague. The company started with an e-shop selling mainly wine, pâté, jam, honey and foie gras. But Benjamin soon realized there was something missing: fresh French produce. “The ide

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WorldAsia

A Prague Institution: Indian Jewel Celebrates 30 Years of North Indian Flavours

The family-run restaurant has been bringing authentic North Indian flavours and warm hospitality to Prague since 1996. For 30 years, Indian Jewel has been serving authentic Indian cuisine in the heart of Prague. Established in 1996 by Sanjeev Wadehra, the family-owned restaurant is celebrating three decades in the Czech capital in 2026 — a milestone that makes it one of the longest-standing Indian restaurants in the country. The restaurant’s story began with Sanjeev Wadehra, who brought recipes,

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WorldEurope

From Sri Lanka to Prague: How Tharusha Brought Coconut Culture to the City

Tharusha De Silva, originally from Sri Lanka, has spent much of his life between different countries. Today, he is bringing a taste closely associated with home to Prague through his beverage brand, The Coconut Culture which is also available at select cafés and restaurants across Prague. We spoke to him about his journey to the Czech Republic, navigating life between cultures, and the story behind The Coconut Culture. Journey to Prague Prague was never part of a long-term plan for De Silva. He

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WorldEurope

Czechia Considers One Million-Crown Reward for Second Child as Births Hit Record Low

Prime Minister Andrej Babiš is considering a million-crown reward for families who have a second child, along with lifelong tax relief for parents of a third child. The proposals are among several measures being discussed, including support for parents who are studying, childcare services and more affordable housing. Babiš said he would bring together the relevant ministers to discuss the issue. The Czech Republic recorded just 77,600 live births in 2025, the lowest figure since statistical reco

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World

Czechia Ranks Fourth Among Russia’s “Enemies” in New Propaganda List

Czechia has been ranked among Russia’s top five “enemy” countries in a new list published by Vzglyad, a Russian outlet widely regarded as a Kremlin propaganda mouthpiece. Czechia has been ranked as the fourth-most “hostile” country toward Russia in a new ranking published by Vzglyad, scoring 65 out of a possible 100 points. The list places Czechia alongside Romania, Poland, the United Kingdom and Canada, all of which received the same score. Italy topped the ranking with 80 points, followed by G

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WorldEurope

AIGEL to Celebrate 10th Anniversary with Prague Concert

On October 21, electronic duo AIGEL will perform at Futurum Music Bar in Prague as part of a special concert marking the band’s 10th anniversary. AIGEL was formed by Tatar poet and singer Aigel Gaisina and St. Petersburg producer Ilya Baramiya. Over the past decade, the duo has developed a distinctive sound combining electronic music, trip-hop and psychedelic influences. Get your ticket here Their music crosses linguistic and cultural boundaries, with songs performed in Russian, Tatar, English a

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WorldEurope

EU Moves to Curb Airbnb-Style Rentals to Boost Long-Term Housing

The EU has introduced a framework to support long-term rentals in tourist-heavy cities. Airbnb warns it creates regulatory uncertainty without improving long-term housing outcomes. The EU has announced an affordable housing plan aimed at encouraging long-term rentals and making housing more accessible for Europeans. Unveiled on Wednesday, the plan aims to create clarity and predictability in how rules are applied by local authorities, particularly in neighbourhoods popular with tourists where sh

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WorldEurope

Prague’s Industrial Palace to Reopen to the Public for Guided Tours

After a major renovation costing more than CZK 3 billion, Prague’s Industrial Palace at the Výstaviště exhibition grounds will open its doors to the public in two weeks. From September 25 to October 11, visitors will be able to explore the history and architecture of the landmark and see how it has been transformed during the renovation on guided tours organised by Výstaviště Praha and Prague City Tourism. According to Výstaviště Praha, the palace will not remain open to the public on a regular

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WorldUSA

New York Inspired New Residential Project in Prague’s Smíchov

A new seven-story residential building planned for Prague’s Smíchov district has moved closer to construction after securing a zoning decision. The project, known as Smíchovská Žehlička, is being developed by BPD Partners and Top Estates and is expected to be completed in 2029. The building will contain 66 apartments as well as eight commercial units for shops, services and restaurants. It will also include shared coworking and community spaces. The total gross floor area is expected to be close

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WorldEurope

Award-Winning Holocaust Documentary to Premiere in Prague

Award-winning Holocaust documentary UnBroken will have its Czech premiere at Prague’s Edison Filmhub on Friday, September 25. The screening will take place alongside the opening of the new “Rescuers of Children” exhibition at the National Pedagogical Museum. Director, producer and writer Beth Lane will attend the Prague screening. The documentary tells the story of Lane’s mother, Ginger Lane, and her six siblings, who survived the Holocaust after being hidden for two years by German farmers Paul

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World

GALLERY: One of Europe’s Largest Aquariums Set to Open in Czechia in 2028

A new public aquarium costing around CZK 700 million is planned for the Brno Exhibition Centre, with construction expected to begin in 2027 and the first visitors arriving in the second half of 2028. The project, called Green Planet: National Aquarium, will occupy Pavilion C at the Brno Exhibition Centre. It is expected to contain around 100 aquariums and water tanks holding more than four million liters of water. The facility will be home to about 400,000 animals representing roughly 500 specie

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World

Prague to Host Central Europe’s First Climate Week

Prague will host the first international climate week in Central Europe from September 14 to 20, with more than 50 conferences, seminars, workshops and other events planned across the city. Climate Week Prague will bring together representatives from climate research, finance, government, business and other sectors to discuss how cities and economies can respond to climate change. The official opening will take place at the Prague Planetarium on Monday, September 14, at 2:30 p.m. Speakers will i

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