Danny Bate

For All Souls' Day (known as Dušičky in Czech), architect Filip Ditrich shared with us some of his knowledge of Prague’s cemeteries that you too might like to visit.

News; community childcare scheme may be rolled out in May; Czechoslovak soldiers killed at the Battle of the Dukla Pass have no memorial; Bouzov Castle's Trojan Horse.

Bavaria wants to improve the teaching of the Czech language in the border region. Six German-Czech bilingual schools are to be established in the next school year.

The Czech state is considering a nationwide scheme of neighbourhood children's groups, in which groups of four children are cared for by a member of the local community.

Šumava National Park, in the southwest of Bohemia, will now allow the restricted shooting of its wolf population by authorised individuals.

New Leaf Czechia is a new project that aims to help the country’s homeless people with large, one-time financial donations.

On October 28th, Czechia marks 106 years since Czechoslovakia was declared as an independent state. Historian Jan Adamec tells us the story of its office of president.

Archaeologists at the Comenius Museum in Přerov have revealed to the public an ancient sword from the Bronze Age, found by accident in a field close to the city.

On Saturday 26th of October, the final Czech Airlines (ČSA) flight will take off from Paris and land in Prague, bringing to an end a century of aviation history.

At the Gratias Agit awards on October 17th, Dr Jana Fischerová was among those honoured. She spoke to Danny Bate about her career and work on Irish and Czech literature.