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The Czech Republic has given the world several interesting dog breeds.
Czechs are already mulling who they will support as their next head of state in elections scheduled for January 13. Jiří Pehe comments on the outlooks.
After rising to become the third biggest party in the Czech lower house, the Mayors and Independents are now embroiled in a scandal. Can they survive it?
Amid concerns over a possible cut in gas supplies from Russia, Prime Minister Fiala assured Czechs that the government had a crisis scenario and would not let anyone fall.
Despite rising food and energy prices, one in three Czech households still manage quite well, or even very well, on their monthly budget, suggests a Czech Radio survey.
Pavel Oskin, a photographer originally from Belarus, set up a shelter for Ukrainian refugees in an empty building slated for demolition. But the donations are drying up.
Kevin Loo reflects on two of his favourite spots in Prague and how their maritime nature parallels the experience of living in a foreign country.
A new study by researchers from the University of Olomouc on how social media affects children’s self-perception and mental health has found some alarming results.
A popular tourist destination, Labské pískovce is known for its canyons, deep gorges and rocky towns.
Interview with Julia Sherwood, an award-winning translator and literary organiser, who spent June in Prague on a residency organised by the Czech Literary Centre.
An exhibition of designer wine glasses celebrating the 27 EU member states is now on display at the Jablonec Museum of Glass and Jewelry.
The Czech punk band Visací zámek are currently celebrating 40 years together. Remarkably the group still have the exact same line-up as when they got together 1982.
Exactly 80 years ago, Nazi forces annihilated the village of Ležáky. Its tragic story is intertwined with the Nazi hunt for covert troops that realised Operation Anthropoid
Departure of Occupying Forces Day is having its debut on Saturday June 25, the day the protocol expelling Soviet troops from Czechoslovakia in 1991 was signed.
Archaeologists have discovered an almost intact skeleton of a sixth century warrior during a dig near the town of Pasohlávky in south Moravia.
Tennis star Petra Kvitová had the perfect preparation for this year’s Wimbledon, winning the traditional warmup in Eastbourne.
The jubilee 10th year of the Children and Youth Olympics started on Sunday, June 26, in the city of Olomouc.
Photo: Jaroslav Mach, Radio Prague International
/r/praha_zide/stary_zidovsky_hrbitov/hrbitov32.jpg|Photo: Jaroslav Mach, Radio Prague International
Pavel Fuksa is a highly successful graphic designer, illustrator and creative director, working for international brands such as Nike, Facebook, Lego and Google.
