Danny Bate

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.

Three years on, many Czechs are still actively supporting Ukraine’s war efforts. Danny Bate spoke to Jiří Pospíšil from the organisation Pomáháme Ukrajině about their work.

Violent crimes committed by under 18s have increased by 25% in Czechia over the past two years, leaving the country worried about its children.

Czechia’s leaders have responded to statements by Donald Trump, in which the president called Ukrainian head of state Volodymyr Zelensky a “dictator without elections”.

From February 24th, an art exhibition entitled ‘The Living Dream of Andy Warhol’ will run for two months at the Gočár Gallery in Pardubice.

The modernist buildings of the Association of Design Studios in Prague's New Town, known colloquially as ‘Prager’s Cubes’, should get a much-needed renovation in 2025.

On February 14th 1945, a deadly Allied bombing raid claimed hundreds of lives when the city of Prague became an unexpected target of the US Army Air Forces.

Recently opened in Malá Strana, the Mozart Interactive Museum offers visitors a unique experience. Danny Bate took a tour with its director, Eva Velická.

Dan Brown, author of international bestsellers like The Da Vinci Code and Angels and Demons, has set his next mystery-thriller in Prague, entitled The Secret of Secrets.

Czech scientists have discovered in southern Albania the world's largest underground thermal lake, named Lake Neuron, after the foundation that funded the expedition.