Ian Willoughby

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.

Over 15 years, Adam Štěch travelled the world searching out, visiting and documenting modernist buildings. The result is the book Modern Architecture and Interiors.

Archaeologists are searching for the remains of Zdena Mašínová. The WWII resister also fell victim to the Communists, who dumped her body in a mass grave in Prague in 1956.

Thought the Karlovy Vary IFF may not be taking place this year, its organisers have put together a showcase of 16 pictures to be screened at nearly 100 Czech cinemas.

Franci’s War by Franci Rabinek Epstein is a Holocaust memoir told from a candid female perspective. The author’s daughter, Helen Epstein, shares her powerful story.

Despite an easing of restrictions elsewhere, coronavirus measures will be intensified in an area in the east of the country hit by a spike in new cases in recent days.

A new book, I Go With My Head Held High, looks at the fates of the family of Milada Horáková, who was executed by the Communist regime 70 years ago this Saturday.