Anton Kaimakov
articles by the author
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Pro-Palestine demo on Wenceslas Square highlights divisions in Czech society
The current Israel-Hamas war has highlighted divisions in Czech society, clearly visible in a demonstration and counter-demonstration that took place on Sunday in Prague.
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Prague’s National Technical Museum – a treasure trove of past technology
The National Technical Museum – one of the oldest museums of its type – was founded to document technological advancement both in the Czech lands and the wider world.
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Russian service of Radio Prague International blocked in Russia over 20-year-old Palach article
The Russian state agency for consumer rights protection has blocked the Russian language website of Radio Prague International on the territory of Russia.
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A century of Czech architecture
The Žďákov Bridge
The Žďákov Bridge, which runs across South Bohemia’s Orlík Dam, was the longest structure of its kind in the world when it went into operation in the mid-1960s. The…
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Barrandov film studios cashes in on massive collection of props and costumes
With time everyone gathers some baggage. And with the Czech Republic’s main film studios, Prague’s Barrandov, having a history going back almost 100 years, there’s quite a…
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Video game to highlight stigmas, difficulties suffered by marginalised groups
Tady a Ted (Here & Now) is an association that has worked to help children from marginalised families in the city of Pilsen, West Bohemia since 2004. Not long ago…
