Alexis Rosenzweig

Swiss actress and screenwriter Anna Schinz, who has Czech roots, spoke to us in Karlovy Vary after the competition premiere of A Happy Family.

Author's Reading Month spotlights Greenland as its guest of honour. Pavel Drábek told Radio Prague International why the choice has been years in the making.

The Prague-born artist survived Terezín, Auschwitz-Birkenau and Schwarzheide. His unique visual diary has just entered the collections of the Auschwitz Museum.

For months, Victoriia Kralko gathered calls and messages from Ukrainians separated by war. The result was Hovory (Calls), an award-winning audio series.

To mark World Radio Day, Radio Prague International spoke with Iryna Slavinska, Director of Radio Culture – the third channel of Ukraine’s public broadcaster Suspilne. 

Iran is facing fresh mass protests amid killings, blackouts and heavy censorship. Radio Farda journalist Hannah Kaviani explains how reporting continues from Prague.

Maliina Abelsen, ex Greenland finance minister and now a consultant and Czech honorary consul, spoke with Radio Prague International on Washington’s pressure.

Born in Červený Kostelec, Petr Novotný has become one of Taiwan’s best-known foreign outdoor figures. The “Beast Runner” shared with RPI his journey from Czechia to Puli.

The commission for the design of the tombstone of world-renowned author Milan Kundera went to Austrian architect Johannes Paar.

Director David Borenstein speaks about Mr. Nobody Against Putin, a documentary made with hidden footage from Russia that shows propaganda shaping young lives.