The number of Russians in the Czech Republic keeps increasing, there are currently 37,000 Russians permanently living in the country, compared to 23,300 ten years ago.
According to a survey carried out by CVVM agency, around one third of Czechs said they disliked Russians, while two fifths perceive them positively.
Russians are currently the fourth biggest group of foreigners in the Czech Republic, making up seven percent of all foreign residents. According to statistics, three out of ten Russians are in the Czech Republic for work and business and nearly two-fifths are studying here.
PM Babiš praises PM Orbán for ‘great advice’ on tackling the COVID-19 crisis
Babiš regrets not asking Hungary for help sooner
Russia violates its human rights commitments, says Czech foreign minister
Security forces detained more than 4,000 demonstrators
China says that coronavirus may have origins in nine countries, Czechia included
First cases appeared in Czechia in March 2020
Czech industry is slowly recovering from a record slump
Recovery of car production contributed to a better result
New study predicts that Czechia will have 6.7 million inhabitants by the end of the century
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People in Prague dined at 500-meter-long table to celebrate
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Central Europeans celebrate Easter during an unprecedented time
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The Germans are holding back the unification of Europe
The Czech Republic is catching up with the Eurozone
According to a Ministry of Finance forecast, the economic level of the Czech Republic will rise to 85 percent of the average of 19 euro countries next year. The Czech Republic will be better off than Poland, Hungary, Slovakia and Portugal.
Google: Billions of revenue, taxes of just 8.2 million koruna
Google paid only 8.2 million koruna for taxes in the Czech Republic in 2017, its annual revenues are estimated at 4-6 billion.