Ruth Fraňková

Český horský pes or the Bohemian Mountain Dog is the youngest and probably the least common of the Czech original dog breeds. 

A new museum dedicated to Alice Masaryk, the co-founder of the Czechoslovak branch of the Red Cross, has opened in Lány in Central Bohemia. 

Interview with Julia Sherwood, an award-winning translator and literary organiser, who spent June in Prague on a residency organised by the Czech Literary Centre. 

Archaeologists have discovered an almost intact skeleton of a sixth century warrior during a dig near the town of Pasohlávky in south Moravia. 

The Czech Chamber of Architects’ 2021 award for lifetime achievement will go to Eva Jiřičná, perhaps the best-known living Czech architect and designer. 

Despite rising food and energy prices, one in three Czech households still manage quite well, or even very well, on their monthly budget, suggests a Czech Radio survey.

Previously unknown diaries written by a Lidice woman have been recently discovered by her relatives. 

An increasing number of Czech teenagers and young adults are using nicotine pouches, which are available in shops without any restrictions. 

Czech painter Tibor Červeňák graduated from the prestigious Chelsea School of Arts in London and has had his work exhibited all over the world. 

The Bohemian Shepherd Dog, along with the Prague Ratter, is one of the oldest Czech dog breeds. It was originally used as a guard dog and a herding dog.