Daniela Lazarová

In the first part of our Czech Made series we bring you the story of the sugar cube invented by  Jakub Krystof Rad in 1843 on the territory of present day Czechia.

January 12 marks the centenary of the birth of Felix Maria Davídek a secretly ordained bishop and founder of the underground church in Czechoslovakia. 

As Czech hospitals fill up with Covid patients, some members of the opposition have called on the government to seek foreign aid in helping to cope with the crisis.

Radio Prague International talks to Margita (Dina) Štěrbová about her lifelong passion for mountain climbing and charity work in Pakistan.

Doctors Without Borders has scaled up its ongoing activities to help deal with the coronavirus pandemic at home and abroad. We look at the challenges 2020 posed to MSF.

Czech monarchists have raised money to make a copy of the St. Wenceslas Crown for Charles Habsburg, the grandson of the last King of Bohemia.

The annual Three Kings Collection, the biggest fundraiser in the country, has been forced to go online in 2021 due to the strict coronavirus measures in place.

Radio Prague Int. spoke to the head of UNICEF‘s Czech branch Pavla Gomba about the challenges that the past year presented.

Where is the Czech Development Agency helping and how has the pandemic impacted its work? We spoke to the agency's head Jan Slíva.

Czechs will mark nine years since the death of playwright, dissident and president Václav Havel on December 18, 2011.