News; freshly digitised recordings bring T.G. Masaryk’s funeral to life; project explaining Czech culture via movies is back; how T.G. Masaryk wanted to start new religion
Some Like it Czech, a project introducing foreigners to local culture via movies, returns to Prague next week.
Newly digitised recordings from Radio Prague International broadcasts of Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk's 1937 Prague funeral recreate the atmosphere of the time.
News; Czech inflation finally slows but still far from culmination; Czechia puts forward composer biopic Il Boemo for Oscars; Interview with Czech ambassador to Canada.
Czech year-on-year inflation slowed in August, from 17.5 percent in July to 17.2 percent, but does this mean the Czech economy has finally turned a corner?
Documenary maker Tomáš Bojar discusses his new film Good Old Czechs, which follows the intriguing stories of brave airmen who constantly risked their lives in WWII.
Trams ran up and down Prague’s Wenceslas Square in the past and are set to do so again. The city’s transport authority just issued a tender to build the necessary lines.
Il Boemo has been selected as the Czech nomination in the Best International Film category in the Oscars. Petr Václav’s movie tells the story of composer Josef Mysliveček.
We caught up with Czech Ambassador to Canada Bořek Lizec to talk about the search for Russian energy alternatives, as well as about his encounters with Volhynian Czechs.
News; Why did Prince Charles suddenly become King Karel in Czech?; Siniaková and Krejčíková achieve career Golden Slam; One on One with director of Good Old Czechs.
