Ian Willoughby

The continent’s biggest sporting event, the European Football Championships, kicks off on Friday night. But what are the Czechs’ chances at the tournament?

An engrossing new Czech documentary entitled 13 MINUTES tells the stories of several drivers who caused fatal accidents.

The Belarusian opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya is currently in the Czech Republic, meeting both top Czech officials and Belarusian exiles.

On Sunday June 13 it will be exactly 75 years since the British Council first opened in Prague, with a ceremony attended by President Beneš and other dignitaries.

Just ahead of its anniversary, a new 200-metre mural depicting Operation Anthropoid was unveiled in Prague at the very spot where Nazi Heydrich's car was attacked.

Gyms have been allowed to reopen in the Czech Republic. However, many of the country’s gym operators say strict hygiene conditions are deterring clients from returning.

Petr Arenberger, has announced his resignation as health minister after his financial affairs came under scrutiny. His replacement is former health chief Adam Vojtěch.

Jakub Gemrot heads Charles Games, the studio that produced Attentat 1942, a “WWII game through the eyes of survivors” that won many admirers around the world.

A major crisis in relations between Prague and Moscow has reached a new plateau, with the Czech government expelling dozens of Russian Embassy staff.

Jiří Havelka is one of the country’s most exciting theatre directors – as well as being an actor, playwright and teacher – while his debut film Owners was a massive hit.