News; Legendary Czechoslovak bullet train restored to its former glory; South Bohemian Philharmonic finds temporary home at deserted airport; Slow Radio
After more than two years of intensive work, the legendary Czechoslovak bullet train, known as Slovenská Strela or Slovak Arrow, has been restored to its former glory.
The South Bohemian Philharmonic Orchestra has been streaming concerts from an unexpected venue - the deserted departure hall of Planá airport.
News; Opposition parties to initiate no-confidence motion in minority govt; New survey looks into how Czechs contribute to CO2 emissions; New children's reading research
How do Czechs contribute to carbon emissions? And how would different social groups be affected by measures adopted against climate change, such as climate taxes?
The leaders of five opposition parties have announced their intention to initiate a vote of no-confidence in the minority government of Prime Minister Andrej Babiš.
Jakub Gemrot heads Charles Games, the studio that produced Attentat 1942, a “WWII game through the eyes of survivors” that won many admirers around the world.
News; Uninsured residents prevented from getting Covid-19 vaccine; Prague Spring music festival opens with unorthodox performance of My Country; Czech Made: Becherovka
The annual Prague Spring International Music Festival gets underway on Wednesday evening.
Prague Mayor Zdeněk Hřib has raised the issue that foreigners in Czech Republic, who do not have public health insurance, can not register for a COVID-19 vaccine.
