Martin Hrobský

Prague tram drivers called a one-day strike today to fight for wage equality with their bus driving counterparts. However, the strike has not gone as smoothly as planned…

This week we take a look at SME's, small and medium sized businesses in the Czech Republic and more importantly, some recent initiatives to help this significant component…

As the possibility of war in Iraq increases Europe has become increasingly divided over the use of force. Over the weekend a couple hundred people marched through the…

Today's Mailbox includes: Topics: names of streets in Prague, presidential elections, cinemas, Bata shoe chain, Czech stores, anti-Temelin hunger strike. Quotes from…

This week we travel to Brno to take a look at a new exhibit which looks at Czech and Slovak exiles from the past century. Later in the program we will talk to the one of…

The world is a changing! Since 1989 a number of former exiles have returned to the Czech Republic. Another interesting element of this is the fact that the children of…

Earlier this week the non-governmental organization Transparency International released it's yearly report entitled Global Corruption Report 2003.

Tension grows between Trade Unions and management at the largest Czech automotive company Skoda over wage increase. Production and sales of road vehicles decreased in 2002…

A total of 27 members of the Czech anti-chemical and nuclear warfare unit who are deployed in Kuwait as part of the 'Enduring Freedom' operation along side the United…

The lower house of parliament has approved the deployment of the Czech army's biochemical warfare detection unit to join a possible war with Iraq. The unit, which…