Foreigners and the Czech Republic
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Igor Pomerantsev: The BBC, and Daniel Defoe, helped me understand democracy
Prague-based Russian poet and broadcaster Igor Pomerantsev discusses his close ties to Ukraine, where he still runs a poetry festival, Russian expanionism and far more.
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“I love giving back to the community here”: Nicolaas Uys on rugby, biltong and expat community
Nicolaas Uys has made a successful life for himself in Prague, with a business selling biltong, and as a cornerstone of the South African community in the city.
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Czechast with Mark Baker: Prague before and after 1989
Thirty-five years ago the Communist regime in Czechoslovakia started to crumble. Czechast brings you a perspective of Prague both before and after the fall of Communism.
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“Now I Feel Safe”: Prague-based journalist speaks to Czech Radio on nine months in Russian detention
Alsu Kurmasheva, a Russian-American Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty journalist, was released in a prisoner exchange in August, following nine months in Russian detention.
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“If we feel it from within, life will surprise us”: Lidija Kovařík on her career and Prague story
Lidija Kovařík, originally from Croatia, is the managing director of the Illusion Art Museum in Prague. She tells us about her story and career.
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Adam Stewart: Many Czechs don’t believe Cimrman plays could possibly work in English
Adam Stewart is the founder of the thriving Prague Youth Theatre. He is also a leading member of the Cimrman English Theatre, which performs much-loved Czech comic plays.
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Brazilian singer-songwriter and artist Gabriel Guerreiro on travel, music and his journey to Prague
Gabriel Guerreiro, a singer-songwriter and artist originally from Brazil, talks to us about his journey to Czechia, the life of a musician, and what inspires his music.
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From diplomacy to photography: Assem Al-Sabban on life, art and Prague
Assem Al-Sabban, from Saudi Arabia, has settled in Prague after a career as a diplomat. He shares with us the story of his career and his passion for photography.
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Anne Marie Kenny: From singing at Havel’s invitation to business in ‘90s Prague
Singer Anne Marie Kenny first came to Prague in 1990 at the invitation of Václav Havel, who facilitated a concert for her, before later having business success in the city.
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An expat helping other expats with their mental health: Amanda Mataija
Amanda Mataija, from Croatia, is the founder of Prague Integration, a company that helps both expats and locals with their mental health.
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From Prague adventurer to president of Czech field hockey: Gino Schilders's Czech story
Gino Schilders moved to Czechia from the Netherlands twenty-seven years ago, and has since been a prominent figure in the world of Czech field hockey.
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From Indian media to a master’s at Charles: Prachi Bari on her studies here and the future of media
Prachi Bari shares her personal story, from being a journalist in India to a master's student here in Czechia.
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