Ian Willoughby

Jana Ciglerová is just about to become Czech Radio’s correspondent in Washington. She is moving there not from Prague but Florida, where she has lived for nearly a decade.

UK journalist, author and broadcaster Misha Glenny on the impact of populism on the Central Europe region – and pressure on Czech and other public broadcasters.

President Petr Pavel has repeatedly denied that he is the de facto leader of the opposition. If so, who is actually PM Babiš’s main political opponent right now? 

The 28th edition of the One World film festival gets underway in Prague on Wednesday night with a screening of the Hungarian documentary Meant to Be. 

MPs voted on Thursday not to turn the heads of two government parties over for criminal prosecution in unrelated cases. How will this impact the approach of PM Babiš?

Vít Hořejš and Bonnie Stein discuss Wooden Hearts, an independent film starring the former, who in 1990 founded the Czechoslovak-American Marionette Theatre in New York. 

President Petr Pavel made his first address to the current lower house of the Czech Parliament on Tuesday, making a pointed call for an increase in defence spending.

Devade (Nineties) is the title of a fascinating new book and exhibition looking at architecture in Prague in the first decade after 1989. Jan Bureš is one of its authors.

One-time Charter 77 signatory Jitka Exler has enjoyed great success in the US, designing and making puppet characters for TV hits The Muppet Show and Sesame Street.

As a presenter on Canal+ Sport Karel Häring is one of the faces of the English Premier League for many Czech football fans – and gets to work alongside legends of the game.