Czechia News in English

Good morning! It’s 23rd January, and here’s your Czechia daily news capsule.

Thousands of victims of loan sharks systematically losing their homes and apartments.

Motorists are pushing back against President Pavel, with disputes over aircraft just beginning.

Opposition faced setbacks in the latest committee meeting, with future focus on Černochová.

ANO's election assembly expected to be a formality, with Babiš facing no challengers.

President Pavel has not ruled out running for president again in the future.

All residents displaced by the fire in Borč have secured alternative housing.

Ski resorts report ideal conditions as meteorologists predict snow in the coming days.

A researcher has discovered a forgotten execution site in Vysočina, once mistaken for a viewpoint.

Roads near Brno are slippery, with firefighters responding to multiple accidents.

The Czech National Bank has issued a commemorative banknote celebrating its anniversary.

Trump rescinds invitation to Canadian Prime Minister for the Peace Council.

Putin claims the state could lose about a billion over Greenland, stating indifference.

Gold prices have surpassed four thousand nine hundred dollars amid geopolitical tensions.

Prague sees record sales of new apartments, with prices continuing to rise.

Users worldwide are furious over a Windows 11 update that prevented shutting down computers.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!