Foreigners and the Czech Republic
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“We had no idea it was a real place”: US family discovers model of Radhošt' chapel
The Cyril and Methodius Chapel at Radhošť united the Beskydy Society with an American family. Those who take care of the chapel received an email with a remarkable story.
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Simon Rawlence on Věněk Šilhán: Communist Party secretary for a week, signatory of Charter 77
Brit Simon Rawlence shares the tale of his life in Czechia, and the story of Věněk Šilhán and his wife Libuše, who went from ardent communists to signatories of Charter 77.
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Czechia to tighten migration rules, which could lead to tougher measures against foreigners
Asylum and migration rules are to tighten after the Senate approved changes. Based on the EU’s migration pact, the bill now awaits the president’s signature.
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Hidden Muslim Communities in the Basements of Prague
In a city known for its beer and secularism, Prague’s small Muslim community is scattered and often unseen.
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Finding home abroad: Thai nationals in the Czech Republic
From traditional Thai massage studios to cultural festivals, Thai nationals are quietly establishing a foothold in the Czech Republic.
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Prague primary school transforms teaching of Czech to foreigners with innovative textbooks
Teachers at a Prague primary school are changing how the Czech language is taught to foreign children, and have produced new textbooks that implement their method.
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Tomáš Fantl: To the bottom of the world at the toss of a coin
When the artist Tomáš Fantl was a small child, the course of his life was decided by the toss of a coin. He tells us the story of a life shaped by chance and serendipity.
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The Czech Yugo fan: Daniel Sywala on Czech-Serbian relations and promoting ex-Yugoslavia
Journalist, broadcaster and tutor Daniel Sywala discusses his work promoting former Yugoslavia, as well as Czech-Serbian relations and the historic protests in Belgrade.
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“It seems like the last chance”: Czechia’s Serbian community takes part in historic protests
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.
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Number of foreign nationals in Czechia doubles in just 10 years
The number of foreigners living in the Czech Republic has been steadily increasing. In the past decade, their number has doubled to the present 1.1 million.
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Dream Prague: A Youtuber’s take on the Czechs
Dream Prague, a popular Youtube channel, was started by Jennifer Preston. Her videos dissect Czech culture for expats and even pose a funny mirror to the Czechs themselves.
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New address: Czechia
“Share the love and kindness”: Chun Kong Mak on life in Brno and benefits of outdoor swimming
Originally from Hong Kong, Chun Kong Mak shares the story of his journey to Brno, the reasons why he enjoys life in Czechia, and his achievements in ice swimming.
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