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• Doc taking Czech Dzuro back to scenes of Yugoslav war crimes hits cinemas

  In ex-Yugoslavia in 1997, Vladimir Dzuro delivered the first European war crimes indictment from an international tribunal since WWII. A new film takes him back there.

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• Taste of Prague’s Jan Valenta on Prague’s food renaissance

  Taste of Prague is  run by husband and wife duo Jan Valenta and Zuzana Valenta Daňková. I spoke with Jan to talk about how the business has grown over the years.

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• Who are the candidates for Czech president?

  Nine people are in the running to succeed Miloš Zeman as Czech president in elections in January, after fulfilling the necessary criteria. But who are the candidates?

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• Czech U-18s crush Switzerland to reach World Championships semi-finals

  The Czech ice hockey team beat Switzerland 8:0 on Thursday to reach the semi-finals of the under-18 World Championships in Landshut, Germany. It is the first time in four…

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• Mental health centers proving very effective but struggling with lack of funds

  The network of mental health centers around Czechia, which help people to avert the onset of serious problems requiring hospitalization, is calling for more funds.  

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• PM Fiala: Czech EU presidency to focus on energy security

  Europe's energy security will be one of the crucial themes of the forthcoming Czech EU presidency, Prime Minister Petr Fiala said after meeting with German Chancellor Olaf…

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• Daily life

  Unlike in other, especially Western-European countries, most Czechs still prefer to own their home instead of renting. 

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• Looking for a name

  The official name of the Czech Republic is a bit of a mouthful but, in more than 10 years, Czechs have been unable to agree on a short and snappy version which would serve…

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• Pilsner Urquell Experience: Top Czech beer gets new Prague attraction

  Visitors to Prague can now learn about the classic pale lager at the Pilsner Urquell Experience, intended to be analogous to the likes of the Guinness Storehouse in Dublin.

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• Zelensky’s chief of staff: We Ukrainians don’t believe in words, we believe in actions

  Andriy Yermak, Ukrainian’s president’s chief of staff recently accompanied President Zelensky to Prague. On the occasion, he gave an interview to Czech Radio.

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• Petr Mach: The Green Deal is counterproductive and is driving businesses out of Europe

  Petr Mach is a Czech economist and former MEP who is running in the European elections for the Freedom and Direct Democracy Party.

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• Austrian and Slovak heads of Parliament visiting Prague this Monday

  Prague is hosting a meeting of the heads of the Parliaments of Czechia, Slovakia and Austria as part of the so-called "Slavkov trilateral", a loose cooperation agreement…

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• Famous actress Rosamund Pike stars in Czech mobile phone game

  A successful Czech interactive audio game, called Evidence 111, has now been released in an English version, starring, among others, the British actress Rosamund Pike.

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• Will child sex crime offenders be placed on special register?

  The case of a man who was allowed to work with children after twice raping a minor has led the authorities to consider blacklisting offenders of child sex crimes.

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• Eurostat: Czech income poverty rates second lowest best in EU

  Just 3.4 percent of people working in the Czech Republic rank below the poverty threshold, the latest Eurostat data for 2018 show. Only Finland scored better in the…

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• Regional governor criticizes previous government’s Turow mine deal

  The recently signed agreement between the Czech Republic and Poland regarding the continued operation of the Turow mine near the Czech border could have been signed…

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• Czech Food Classics: Pork crackling spread

  Pork crackling spread, or škvarková pomazánka, is a side dish you are sure to find in nearly every Czech pub. 

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• Giant bell rings out in tribute to thousands stolen by Nazis

  A huge bell, weighing exactly 9801 kg, was unveiled in Prague on Sunday. It is a tribute to the 9,801 bells stolen by the Nazis during WWII and melted down for weapons.

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• One becomes two – Ostrava’s plan for tallest building encounters geological stumbling block

  Ostrava is set to become the home of Czechia's new tallest building – despite the fact that a recent geological survey forced the architects to change the design.

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• Shocking case of institutionalized patient highlights inhumane practices in Czech mental homes

  An investigative team at Czech Radio has unveiled the shocking story of a young woman who was held in mechanical restraint in a mental home in Opava  twelve long years.

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• Czech Republic’s foreign debt grew to CZK 4,47 trillion in 2021

  The Czech Republic’s foreign debt rose year-on-year by CZK 150,3 billion to nearly CZK 4,472 trillion in 2021, according to preliminary data released by the Czech National…

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• Video highlighting fake Czech “trdelník” tradition draws attention to Prague tourist blight

  A recent video by a pair of Prague theatre students has caught the attention of people on social media and sparked debate about ‘trdelník’ and its supposedly Czech origins.

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• Deník N: Czech energy giant ČEZ joins OIL insurance fund

  Czechia’s largest energy provider ČEZ, which is majority owned by the Czech state, has joined Oil Insurance Limited (OIL), a group set up by companies active in the oil…

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• Health Minister: Respirators could cease being obligatory in April

  Despite the coronavirus epidemic improving in Czechia, it is still too early to claim victory, Health Minister Vlastimil Válek told Czech Radio on Sunday. He said that the…

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• Czech authorities start targeting sanctioned Russian assets

  The Czech Republic has conducted the first steps in freezing the assets held by Russian oligarchs and associated persons who have been placed on the West’s sanctions list…

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