Ian Willoughby

Pardubice’s Automatic Mills (Automatické mlýny) building – designed by great Czech architect Josef Gočár – has just been reopened after major renovations.

Practically half of Karlovy Vary International Film Festival's history took place in the Cold War era – and that is the subject of a new book edited by Jindřiška Bláhová.

Foreign policy expert Benjamin Tallis on neo-idealism, and why the term applies to Jan Lipavský, and what the Ukraine crisis means for the future of the EU.

Czechia’s premier event in its field, Designblok, is about to take place for the 25th time. It runs from October 4 to 8 at a number of top venues, including Prague Castle.

Opera singer Adam Plachetka has teamed up with jazz and swing specialist Ondřej Havelka and his band Melody Makers on a new CD of interwar classics.

In his book To Ukraine With Love Benjamin Tallis identifies a "neo-idealist" approach to foreign affairs seen in, among others, Czech Foreign Minister Jan Lipavský.

The narcotic fentanyl has had a devastating impact in the US, contributing to record overdose numbers. Should the authorities be worried about a similar crisis in Czechia?

The northern town of Žatec and surrounding hop-growing landscape have just been granted UNESCO World Heritage status. But what makes its Saaz hops so special?

Meet some young people from mainly Eastern European states who are currently in Czechia under a Foreign Ministry scheme to establish ties with high-flyers in the region.

Yvonne Přenosilová, a popular 1960s Czechoslovak singing star who later became a radio presenter, sadly passed away last week.