Ruth Fraňková

The statue of 82 children in Lidice, commemorating the Nazi destruction of the village in 1942, will undergo restoration over the next five years, the Lidice Memorial says.

Fragments of Brno’s iconic buildings are heading to a Liverpool cemetery to form a new memorial for Ernst Wiesner, a key interwar Brno architect.

After five years of renovation, the main building of the Museum of Prague at Florenc with a completely new digital and interactive exhibition called City Through Time.

Pardubice’s Renaissance chateau will get a new hall featuring architect Eva Jiřičná’s unique wavy bubble ceiling, made of 1,100 plaster ‘bubbles’ for ideal acoustics.

The Madonna from Havraň, a rare medieval sculpture of the Virgin Mary, has gone on display in the Convent of St. Agnes of Bohemia in Prague. 

Czech and US scientists have launched TerraDrought, a global drought-monitoring system. I spoke with Miroslav Trnka about how it works and who it helps.

A major retrospective of Eva Švankmajerová — a leading figure of Czech surrealism — is now on display at Prague’s DOX Centre for Contemporary Art.

A new exhibition in Prague highlights the work of the Qubus design studio, co-founded by leading Czech designer Maxim Velčovský.

Archaeologists wrap up a major study of 12th-century Třebíč, uncovering rare medieval artifacts and earning the Patrimonium pro futuro award.

How do babies learn their parents’ language—or languages? Can they tell dialects apart? I visited Czech psycholinguist Nikola Paillereau’s Prague lab to learn more.