Ian Willoughby

A newly imported project named Cycling Without Age is helping Czech seniors enjoy the experience of cycling again – even if they are largely immobile.

Women in the Czech Republic earn considerably less than their male counterparts. Now the Ministry of Labour has started a campaign calling on women to demand wage equality.

Some 24 percent of Czech voters would favour a strong leader and fewer than half are satisfied with the workings of democracy in their country, suggests a new report.

The average monthly salary in the Czech Republic reached CZK 34,077 in the first quarter of 2020; five percent year-on-year growth was the weakest seen since 2016.

The makers of Caught in the Net, a hit Czech documentary mapping how predators target teenagers online, have brought out a new explicit version.

The level of financial literacy of Czechs corresponds to the average of OECD countries and Czechs tend to be financially responsible, a study suggests.

Despite the relative economic uncertainty sparked by the coronavirus crisis, Czechs are not necessarily holding on tooth and nail to their jobs, suggests a new study.

Petr Jašek was subjected to humiliation and violence when placed in a cell with prisoners from ISIS in Sudan, where he was caught carrying out covert missionary work.

The most divisive construction of the year in Prague is surely a Marian column that recently appeared on Old Town Square. We speak to an initiator of the replica.

Instead of Colours of Ostrava, cancelled because of Covid-19, its operators are running a four-day “Nonfestival” at the same post-industrial site next week.