Danny Bate

Journalist, broadcaster and tutor Daniel Sywala discusses his work promoting former Yugoslavia, as well as Czech-Serbian relations and the historic protests in Belgrade.

There were previously no statistics for drink spiking in Czechia, but now Beat Sexism has published an initial study that reports hundreds of cases in the country.

We spoke to Daniel Sywala, a broadcaster, journalist and teacher, about the current protests in Serbia, and how Czechia’s Serbian community has been getting involved.

Martina Sáblíková came fifth in the Women’s 5000m at this year's World Single Distances Speed Skating Championships, the first time she did not win a medal in the event.

As part of our WWII anniversary series, we look at the events and significance of the brutal Moravia–Ostrava offensive, with comments from expert historian Jiří Neminář.

Prehistoric mammoth hunters who moved across the Czech lands roughly 30,000 years ago are being tracked today by Olomouc scientists through the stones they left behind.

Only five hundred students currently receive social scholarships in Czechia, but this now looks set to change.

Motol University Hospital has found itself at the centre of a serious scandal. Seventeen people have been charged so far, including the hospital director, Miloslav Ludvík.

As part of our new series on Czech Women Pioneers, we look at Czechia’s female ambassadors, and speak to Jana Tyrer, currently serving as the Czech ambassador to Australia.

The Prague-based, American-born poet Michael March died on February 23rd. He had lived in Prague since 1996, and was the founder of the celebrated Prague Writers' Festival.