Daniela Lazarová
After spending much of my youth abroad I came back to Prague in my late teens to study at Charles University and I knew right away that this was the city I wanted to call home. Joining Radio Prague in 1986 was a lucky break. I was there to see the crowds welcoming Gorbi at Ruzyne Airport, I found myself reporting on the fall of the Iron Curtain and getting my first taste of adrenalin. Ever since, it has been an exciting road to tread. And when the generally fascinating world of politics becomes too much I balance it out with whacky human interest stories from the Czech Republic hoping to raise a smile somewhere on the other side of the globe.
articles by the author
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Concerns over public media independence in Czechia, as government unveils funding shake-up
A planned overhaul of public media funding has raised an outcry from the opposition which sees it as an attack on media independence and plans to fight it all the way.
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Czech “Route 66” event draws hundreds of American vintage car enthusiasts
Příbram, southern Bohemia, was transformed into a motorists’ paradise this weekend when the town hosted its annual “Route 66” veteran car parade.
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Hungary after Orbán: What to expect from Péter Magyar
Who is Péter Magyar and what can Europe expect from Hungary’s incoming prime minister? Those are questions I put to Viktor Daněk, deputy director of the Europeum Institute.
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From pragmatism to euphoria: Czech politicians react to Magyar’s landslide election victory
Péter Magyar’s Tisza party has won a landslide victory in Hungary’s general elections. The reactions from Prague range from acceptance to euphoria.
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Czech village wows country with first digital mayor
He doesn’t eat, sleep or get paid. He’s always in a good mood, ready to help, knows all the answers and never goes on holiday. Meet Czechia’s first digital mayor.
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Renaissance-era mining machine discovered in Jihlava
A newly uncovered medieval shaft in Jihlava will open to the public, offering a rare glimpse into the harsh early days of silver mining.
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Court ruling sends Czech–Vatican treaty back to the drawing board
The Constitutional Court has stopped the ratification of the Czech-Vatican treaty on the grounds that parts of it are in conflict with the Czech constitutional order.
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Legendary Czechoslovak discus thrower Imrich Bugár dies at 70
Legendary Czechoslovak discus thrower Imrich Bugár, a world and European champion, has died at the age of 70 .
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Czech leaders clash over NATO representation as president seeks role at Ankara summit
The NATO summit in Ankara has laid bare the growing political divide between the Czech president and the Babiš government.
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Village church cut off by water: Pasohlávky seeking to save St. Linhart’s
The fate of St. Linhart’s church, standing abandoned on an island in the middle of the Nové Mlýny reservoirs, hangs in the balance.
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