News; People in Need’s ‘Real Gift’ program; Courses for ‘driving mentors’ ; Unique pieces from former Czechoslovak Embassy in Stockholm to go on sale
From January, 17-year-olds in Czechia will be able to get a driver's license – but until they turn 18, they will only be allowed to drive under the supervision of a mentor.
People in Need’s ‘Real Gift’ program is back. This year there is particular urgency to support Ukraine and northern Syria, as head of the program Tomas Vyhnalek explained.
Czechs marked the First Sunday of Advent, with the traditional Christmas tree lighting ceremonies taking place in many towns and cities across the country.
News; Czech Centres get new leader with “bold vision”; Hundreds of people set Czech polar bear dip record in Lake Barbora; David Krejčí ends his career; Prageu Comedy Club
On Friday, David Krejčí's manager announced that he would be retiring entirely, citing health issues as the primary reason.
Several hundred Czech men and women stripped down to their swimsuits in the freezing cold this weekend to set a new Czech record and help a good cause.
The Czech Centres, which promote the country's culture around the globe, have a new director general, Jitka Pánek Jurková, former chief of the Czech Centre in Brussels.
The small South Bohemian hamlet of Holašovice has arguably become the most well-known Czech village since it was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List 25 years ago.
In this edition of Sunday Music Show we profile the winners of this year’s Czech Nightingale Awards.
