A new, never seen before product has hit the Czech market – a smart cradle. The company CEO , Adam Rumler, says that he got the idea while watching Hulk in the Avengers.
Small stores around the country are fast disappearing, giving way to supermarkets which are better able to withstand the impacts of the energy crisis and high inflation.
News; Ukraine documentaries to be among highlights of 25th One World; New rules on light pollution take effect in Czechia; Interview with Roma activist Magdalena Karvayova.
New rules have just come into force in Czechia aiming to tackle the problem of light pollution and lower its impact on the health of people and wildlife.
The organisers of the One World Festival have just revealed plans for its 25th edition, three weeks before it kicks off in Prague.
This week saw the opening of the temporary Moravian Jewish Museum in Brno which offers an exhibition focused on the stories of local Moravian Jews.
What is the life of the Roma minority like in this country today, how did the Roma fare under communism and why is it so hard to root out existing prejudices against them?
News, temporary Jewish Museum opens in Brno, beloved Czech cartoon character Ferdy the Ant turns 90, Czechs helping autistic children in Moldova
One of the most beloved Czech cartoon characters, Ferdy the Ant, turns 90 this year. Prague’s Villa Pellé is marking the anniversary with a new exhibition.
Moldova is one of the six priority countries for Czech development cooperation, which focuses, among other things, on helping children with autism.
