Jakub Hrůša, the acclaimed Czech conductor, has reached an extraordinary career milestone as he prepares to take over as music director at Covent Garden.
Over the years, Czech photographer Martin Wágner has taken on a fascinating mission: rescuing discarded photographic negatives and giving them a second life.
News; Okamura responds to police request for parliamentary extradition; traces of Neanderthal settlement uncovered in northern Bohemia; show aims to make Czech roads safer.
Archaeologists in northern Bohemia have discovered the remnants of a Neanderthal settlement, dating back between 126,000 and 115,000 years BC.
Criminal investigators have requested the extradition of SPD chair Tomio Okamura from the Chamber of Deputies over charges of inciting hatred during last year's campaign.
Driving on Czech roads can be a nerve-racking experience. A Czech driving instructor has started a Youtube show aiming to help Czechs stick to the rules.
News; report on in Kingdom Come II, due for for release next month; Czech Army eases fitness tests to attract more recruits; Prague Talk with graphic designer Pavel Fuksa.
The first installment of the Czech game Kingdom Come: Deliverance has sold more than six million copies. The highly anticipated sequel is set to be released on February 4.
Starting January 1, joining the Czech Army requires less demanding fitness tests. The goal is to attract more candidates, especially IT specialists and other professionals.
Top graphic designer Pavel Fuksa, who has worked for the likes of Nike and Lego, is behind a series of posters encouraging visitors to Prague to behave with respect.