Foreigners and the Czech Republic
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Bill Cohn on Prague, ethics, and today's Czech students
My guest today is Bill Cohn, a New York born lawyer, constitutional law professor and teacher. Bill has lived in the Czech Republic for a number of years, dividing his…
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Czechs and stereotypes
Recently, a couple of friends visiting from England opened up a Pandora’s Box when they asked a seemingly innocent question. “What is the stereotypical image of Brits in…
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Czech Republic expects wave of immigrants but is it ready to accept them?
The Czech Republic has traditionally been quite a homogenous country with just a small number of foreigners living here, but that picture is changing, and fast…Twelve…
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Czech Adventures in Coffee
I felt like a bit of a pioneer to be honest. Well, I mean, it wasn't exactly swimming the Channel alone, but at least I wasn't just another expatriate working in an Irish…
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Business News
In Business News this week: It looks like the national bank will postpone cutting interest rates; Plans to privatise Prague Airport have attracted no small amount of…
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New Czech Beer Festival opens in Prague
Billed as the largest gastronomic event in the Czech Republic, a new 10-day Czech Beer Festival is up and running at the Holesovice fairgrounds in Prague right now. Since…
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Migration into Czech Republic reaches record levels
According to new figures released by the National Security Council of the Czech Republic, more than 392,000 foreigners legally came to live and work in the Czech Republic…
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Extreme right groups parody Czech charity website in anti-immigration drive
A newly created internet page www.chceteje.cz, has attracted the attention of Czech police for its xenophobic and potentially illegal content. The website, which roughly…
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SAPA: Prague’s ‘little Vietnam’
SAPA is about as close as you are going to get to feeling like you are in Hanoi, or Ho Chi Minh City, while you are still, in fact, in Prague. At certain moments, and from…
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Justice ministry under fire for role in Qatari prince case
Just under three years ago, Qatari prince Hamid Bin Abdul Sani al-Thani was found guilty of sexually abusing young girls in the Czech Republic. Despite protests from…
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Business News
In Business News this week: the Czech Republic receives 15 million euros from the EU’s budget surplus; the number of foreign workers is up in the first quarter of this…
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Behind the scenes at one of the country’s biggest car factories
Car making has been one of the motors of the Czech Republic’s economic boom of recent years, and for this edition of Panorama I’ve come to one of the centres of the…
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