Daniela Lazarová

Czech scientists have developed a small weather station for space. The gadget tracks streams of charged particles moving in space and the first is already in orbit.

Jakub Landovský, Czechia’s ambassador to NATO, talks about the war in Ukraine, its impacts on global security and whether it can change the world order as we know it.

Czech highways and first-class roads are dotted with illegal billboards. A new amendment to the road law, due to come into force next year, should put an end to that.

Visitors to the Crystal Valley Week glass festival, taking place in Liberec this week, were wowed by the sound of a Celtic carnyx.

The Czech government has decided in favour of regulating, rather than banning, the sale of kratom, CBD or HHC products.

Roman Posolda set up his Bikes for Africa project in Ostrava in 2012. Today the organization is still going strong, attracting new volunteers and expanding its vision.  

The Ukrainian foreign minister, Dmytro Kuleba, paid a brief working visit to Prague on Monday. During his visit, he granted Czech Radio an exclusive interview.

At a meeting of Czech diplomats, Prime Minister Fiala said Russian attempts to recover its one-time sphere of influence must be stopped, no matter the cost or time.

The Czech band Sto Zvířat has been on the scene for over thirty years. Last week it lost its frontman and co-founder Jan Kalina.    

Ethnologists from the National Museum and Czech Academy of Sciences worked together with IT specialists to create a virtual museum of folk architecture in Czechia.