News; Former diplomat accused of spying for Russians; The Prague Semmering: Scenic rail route still going 150 years later; Violinist Daniel Matejča.
Daniel Matejča is one of the most promising Czech violinists of his generation. At the age of 17, he has already won a number of prestigious competitions.
A huge statue of a dog, created by the leading Czech artist František Skála, was unveiled on Prague’s embankment on Thursday.
Exactly 150 years ago, on September 16, 1872, the first passenger train was launched on the so-called Prague Semmering, the most picturesque railway line in the capital.
News outlets on Thursday evening reported that a Czech diplomat with top security clearance had been caught handing classified information over to the Russians.
News; How people from EU states can vote in local elections; why is mobile data so expensive in Czechia; and Prague's most hidden restaurant?
According to an analysis of the mobile data market published by the Czech Telecommunications Authority, retail prices for mobile data in Czechia are the highest in the EU.
Municipal council elections are taking place in Czechia next Friday and Saturday and it’s not just Czechs who are eligible to vote but EU citizens too.
Prague’s huge Strahov Stadium could be transformed into a startup hub and testing centre.
Prague has its fair share of “secret” cafes and restaurants – but this Argentinian eatery probably takes the crown for the capital’s most hard-to-find food establishment.
