Daniela Lazarová

 Glass master Zdeněk Drobný, who single-handedly created unique pear-shaped vases in the Moser glass works for 10 years, has no one to hand down his skills to.    

Wolves are slowly returning to the Czech Republic after more than a century. But is the present day population ready to live in harmony with them?

As more and more countries in Europe prepare to return to a normal life, pressure has been mounting on the Czech government to follow suit. 

The education ministry is planning a radical school reform where the emphasis will not be on memorizing information, but the ability to find it and use it creatively. 

The Moravian metropolis Brno is preparing to celebrate the 200th birth anniversary of the "father of genetics" Johann Gregor Mendel.   

For the children of foreign nationals who have opted to settle in Czechia, integrating is not always as easy as it may seem and the challenges they face can be daunting.

The Fiala government announced on Wednesday that it would invalidate the former government’s directive on mandatory vaccination for selected groups.

The new five-party coalition government wants to phase out coal from the country's  energy mix by 2033. 

Pavel Jasanský is a musician, music therapist and instrument maker who specializes in drums: West African djembe drums, frame drums and powwow drums, among others. 

The Czech Republic’s many castles and chateaus, visited by millions of tourists every year, are going through hard times.