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Germany pledges to help Czechia out in the event of gas supply fallout from Russia

Germany has pledged to help Czechia out in the event of a gas supply fallout from Russia. Czech Industry and Trade Minister Jozef Síkela and German Minister for Economic…
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Foot-and-mouth disease concerns mount, Largest disaster in decades, Damrosch on Casanova in Bohemia

On today's show: News, Authorities call for responsibility as foot-and-mouth disease spreads, Largest recent disaster in Czechia, Casanova in Bohemia with Prof. Damrosch.
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Visionary of Brno modern architecture: 130 years since birth of Bohuslav Fuchs

Bohuslav Fuchs was a leading figure in Czechoslovak functionalism and one of the most important architects of the 20th century, not only in Czechia but also in Europe.
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Czechia’s net benefits from EU reached CZK 23.5 billion in first half of 2022

Czechia received CZK 23.5 billion more from the EU budget than it paid in dues in the first half of 2022, with CZK 7.7 billion coming from the NextGeneration EU recovery…
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Jourová: EU presidency an opportunity for Czechia to get more involved in EU policymaking

Czechia’s upcoming presidency of the EU Council is a major opportunity for the country to place itself within the centre of the union’s workings for the next several years…
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Social scholarships for university studies look set to expand and support more students

Only five hundred students currently receive social scholarships in Czechia, but this now looks set to change.
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Czechia plans to invite Ukrainian President Zelensky to Prague summit

The Czech Republic wants to stage an EU summit within its forthcoming EU presidency that would be attended by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, EU Affairs Minister…
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Everything you need to know about the European Parliament elections

Here are some basic facts about voting in the European elections in Czechia.
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“Like changing the clothes of your soul”: Brazilian singer-songwriter and artist Gabriel Guerreiro on travel, music, politics and his journey to Prague

Gabriel Guerreiro, a singer-songwriter and artist originally from Brazil, talks to us about his journey to Czechia, the life of a musician, and what inspires his music.
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Prague hosts NATO Military Committee: What is on the agenda?

The NATO Military Committee retreat in Prague, held this weekend, will focus on Europe's security, the implementation of NATO Summit decisions, and the Alliance’s defense.
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New sounds for old bells: innovative method from Czech Technical University can repair historic bells without welding

A technique developed by scientists at the Czech Technical University uses fast-moving metal particles to repair parts of historic bells cracked or worn down over time.
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From diplomacy to photography: Assem Al-Sabban on life, art and Prague

Assem Al-Sabban, from Saudi Arabia, has settled in Prague after a career as a diplomat. He shares with us the story of his career and his passion for photography.
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Swiss President Cassis visits Czechia to discuss bilateral and EU relations

Swiss President Ignazio Cassis met with his Czech counterpart Miloš Zeman at the latter’s Lány country residency on Thursday. President Zeman said that both leaders hope…
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From Masaryk to Havel: A quick history of Czechoslovakia's presidents

On October 28th, Czechia marks 106 years since Czechoslovakia was declared as an independent state. Historian Jan Adamec tells us the story of its office of president.
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Will Trump abandon Europe? Top Czech officials meet to discuss global security

Top officials met at Prague Castle on Monday to discuss the foreign policy and security of Europe and the world.
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European Commission issues EUR 3.3m “fine” to Czechia for mistakes in agriculture funding

The Czech Republic needs to pay EUR 3.3 million (more than CZK 85 million) for mistakes that were committed in the country’s agricultural funding policy, Czech Radio…
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Czechia to donate CZK 3.2 million to Ukraine for purchasing ballistic goggles for police

The Czech Republic will donate CZK 3.2 million to Ukraine for the country to purchase ballistic goggles for its police force, according to a memorandum signed by Interior…
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Lipavský: Czechia has offered help to nearly 400,000 Ukrainians on its territory

The Czech Republic has offered help to nearly 400,000 Ukrainians on its territory, Czech Foreign Minister Jan Lipavský said at the Prague High-Level Dialogue on the Indo…
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The infamous nine percent: Czech firm tests new plastic recycling technology

What happens to the plastic you put in the recycling container? Rather than being recycled, it likely ends up in landfill — or worse. But a new technology may provide hope.
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Sweden ready to offer loaned aircraft for free if Czechia favours Gripens after 2027

Sweden is ready to offer the Czech Republic the Gripen fighter aircraft it has on loan for free, if the government opts in favour of Gripen aircraft after the loan expires…
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Czechia up 20 places in World Press Freedom Index

The Czech Republic ranks 20th in the world in this year’s Reporters Without Borders World Press Freedom Index. The Central European state occupied the 40th spot last year…
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Sonjašnyk: Litomyšl choir, founded to teach Czech to Ukrainian women, now touring for two years

Sonjašnyk is an all-female Czech-Ukrainian choir, founded two years ago to help Ukrainian women. It has continued to tour and raise money across Czechia.
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Czechia’s current emergency food reserves would last for 1.3 days

The Czech Republic has 13 million daily rations of food stored in its warehouses for emergency situations, which would cover about 1.3 days of consumption, the chairman of…
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Third of people, mostly women, have experience of drink spiking, new Czech survey shows

There were previously no statistics for drink spiking in Czechia, but now Beat Sexism has published an initial study that reports hundreds of cases in the country.
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EP100: Mason Parker

The new owner of the Prague Lions discusses why he feels the time is right for American football in Europe and says it could become Czechia's third favourite sport.
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