Ian Willoughby

Duo Herrmann & Coufal, who like to involve the customer in the manufacture of their products, are the most recent winners of the Czech Grand Designer of the Year award.

A bust of Václav Havel will be unveiled on Wednesday – the anniversary of the start of the Velvet Revolution – at Prague’s Café Slavia, one of his old haunts.

A unique locomotive created in the 1960s set off at the weekend from Plzeň station for Chomutov, where it will join the collection of the National Technical Museum.

The incoming Czech government headed by Petr Fiala has pledged to be more pro-Western than its predecessor. But will it really follow a Havel-like, human rights agenda?

In the newly released I Hid It Somewhere, Václav Havel writes about his intense experiences following the launch of Charter 77, including a compromise he regretted deeply.

Car prices in the Czech Republic have been shooting up, with some models now going for 10 percent more than they did in January. Prices are likely to grow further in 2022.

Five parties that together secured a majority in elections last month took a step closer to forming the next Czech government by inking a coalition agreement on Monday.

A new documentary about the highly acclaimed children’s author and illustrator Peter Sís has just entered Czech cinemas. Here he discusses the film and much, much more.

After ČEZ announced on Wednesday that it would increase its electricity prices next year some other suppliers say they are following suit.

The 25th edition of the Made in Prague festival kicks off in London this Sunday and will feature, among other events, the international premiere of the biopic Zátopek.