The Czech Statistical Office confirmed that only 154 candidates will compete for 27 Senate seats this year, a significant drop from the 235 who ran in the same districts during the 2020 elections.

Confidence in the Czech economy fell by 1.6 points in May, impacting both entrepreneurs and consumers, according to the Czech Statistical Office.

The number of university students in the Czech Republic has risen by 15% since 2019, according to the Czech Statistical Office, with a growing proportion of new students enrolling for the first time.

The Czech economy grew by 2.6% last year, according to a refined estimate from the Czech Statistical Office, confirming its previous forecast and marking the highest growth since 2022.

The Czech Statistical Office estimates this year's basic grain harvest in the Czech Republic will be 6.39 million tons, nearly 17 percent less than last year and potentially the lowest in 14 years.

Year-on-year inflation in the Czech Republic accelerated to 2.5% in April from 1.9% in March, marking its highest level since October last year, primarily driven by fuel prices. The preliminary estimate was released by the Czech Statistical Office.

Czech construction output increased by 4.1 percent year-on-year in February, returning to growth after a 1.5 percent decline in January, according to the Czech Statistical Office.

A study by the Czech Statistical Office reveals that one-fifth of children receive their first mobile phone before starting elementary school, highlighting the need to protect them from online dangers. The article discusses how to guide children through their early digital lives and the effectiveness of parental locks.

The South Moravian Region is experiencing a decline in marriages and an increase in divorces, mirroring a nationwide trend in the Czech Republic, according to recent data from the Czech Statistical Office.

The Plzeň Region in the Czech Republic has seen a reduction of 6300 hectares in arable land over the past decade, with the area being converted into gardens and forests. Data from the Czech Statistical Office indicates this trend.

Consumer prices in the Czech Republic rose by 1.9% year-on-year in March, accelerating from 1.4% in February, primarily due to a sharp increase in diesel and petrol prices, according to the Czech Statistical Office.

Confidence in the Czech economy increased again in March, rising by one point month-on-month to 102.1 points, according to the Czech Statistical Office (CZSO), with growth observed among both entrepreneurs and consumers.