Czechs abroad
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Japanese comic artist Fumio Obata on searching for Kafka in Prague
UK-based Japanese comic artist Fumio Obata spent a three-week residency programme in Prague working on his new book about Franz Kafka.
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Czechs abroad have till Sunday to register to vote in presidential election
Czechs living outside their home country have until this coming Sunday, December 4, to register to vote in January’s presidential elections.
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Canadian-Czech community working to turn derelict Jan Hus church into small museum
Dumplings, poppy-seed cakes and Czech traditions help keep the memory of the “old country” alive in the Czeech-Canadian community in Saskatchewan province, Canada.
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Woman who helped bring Czechoslovak dissident literature to West dies at 95
Translator and writer Markéta Goetz-Stankiewicz has passed away at the age of 95. She was a crucial link for Czechoslovak dissidents with the West during Communism.
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We’re in very good shape, says head of US Czech and Slovak museum
The National Czech and Slovak Museum and Library in Cedar Rapids, Iowa is the most important institution of its kind in the US. Its president is Cecilia Rokusek.
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“I was in tears when I got the news”: Gratias Agit awards presented
The 2022 Gratias Agit awards were presented at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Wednesday. The prize recognises efforts to promote the good name of Czechia abroad.
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A celebration of Czech-Canadian friendship in Ottawa
The Czech Embassy in Canada this week organized a gala evening in Ottawa, celebrating the Czech-Canadians who helped mold the close relationship between the two nations.
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Anniversary of the Week
September 1902: Juscelino Kubitschek, Brazilian president with Czech roots, is born
Brazilian president Juscelino Kubitschek, who had Czech ancestry, was born on 12 September 1902. He is best known for building a new federal capital, Brasilia.
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US town of Crest Hill commemorates Lidice massacre
Various places around the world adopted the name Lidice, so that it would never be forgotten. One of them is the town of Crest Hill near Chicago.
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Czech School in Chicago celebrates 100th anniversary
This weekend, the T.G. Masaryk School in Chicago celebrated its 100th year of existence. The institution was established in Chicago’s suburb of Cicero in 1921.
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Who are the Volhynian Czechs?
It may surprise you to know that Ukraine has its own Czech-speaking community. Known as the "Volhynian Czechs", they are now trying to flee war. Vít Pohanka has the story.
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Close to 90 Volhynian Czechs make dramatic escape to their old homeland
A rescue operation has successfully brought 88 Volhynian Czechs, including 46 children, out of war-torn Ukraine.
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