Brian Kenety

Governments worldwide are grappling with how to recover from the Covid-19 pandemic. What do leading Czech economists think is the best way forward?

Czech architect Jiří Boudník, who aided NYC’s post-“9/11” rescue effort, created key computer Ground Zero models 

Jiří Boudník was working on a site a few subway stops from the Twin Towers on 9/11, and knew at least a partial collapse was imminent. He headed straight to Ground Zero.

In a wide-ranging interview, Dr Eva Lehečková addresses a controversial move by the outgoing dean and her strategy to develop Charles University's Philosophical Faculty.

The team of international scientists found DNA evidence of at least three hitherto unknown migratory waves through ancient Bohemia,  

African American poetry in Czechoslovakia, viewed through a Cold War prism

Dr Františka Schormová is developing her award-winning dissertation 'African American Poets Abroad: Black and Red Allegiances in Early Cold War Czechoslovakia' into a book.

Finding a good bricklayer, carpenter, roofer has long been a challenge in the Czech Republic. The government hopes reintroducing a “Master of Crafts” exam will help. 

Scores of events are planned to honour Ludmila, the first Czech saint and first woman known to have de facto rule over Bohemia, who died a martyr in 921.  

Saint Ludmila, the grandmother of “good King Wenceslas” and first historically documented Duchess of Bohemia, was strangled by assassins sent by her own daughter in law.