Ian Willoughby

How effectively was justice served after the fall of communism? What moves proved effective and what mistakes were made? Academic Roman David has studied the matter deeply.

A new documentary explores the story of the Mašín brothers group, three of whom shot their way from Communist Czechoslovakia to the West in 1953. Jan Novák is its creator.

Englishman Simon Johnson heads the Czech branch of developers Crestyl. They are behind Prague's major Savarin Palace project, Libeň Dock and much more besides.

The group Nebourat (Don’t Demolish) says Vyšehrad Railway Bridge has presented data saying it could continue in its present form, without an extra track of demolition.

Visitors to Prague Airport can now see a large and quite stunning 3D portrait of Václav Havel comprised of items associated with him and the Velvet Revolution he led.

Englishman Simon Johnson heads the Czech branch of Creystl, the developers behind the renovation of the Prague centre Savarin Palace and other major projects.

Prague’s DOX Centre for Contemporary Art is now celebrating 15 years of existence. In connection with that anniversary, we spoke with founder Leoš Válka.

Work has been completed on the Masaryčka building complex by Prague's Masaryk railway station, one of the boldest projects of its kind in the Czech capital in some years.

New documentary You Will Never See It All puts the spotlight on Ján Mančuška, a late conceptual artist who has works in the collections of the Pompidou Centre and MOMA.

Mirek Gosney on Building Hitler's Empire, a documentary about the Nazis' massive forced labour system, under which his own great-grandfather worked in Germany during WWII.