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The Czech "radioactive" dillema

Czechia has substantial deposits of uranium. Radioactive ore was mined here in the second half of the 20th century. Most of it was sent to the former Soviet Union within a…
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News Wednesday, OCTOBER 11th, 2000

By Daniela Lazarova Schussel accuses Prague of blocking dialogue Amid heightened tension over the activation of the Temelin nuclear power plant, Austrian Chancellor…
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News Thursday, AUGUST 24th, 2000

Hello and welcome to Radio Prague. I'm Kazi Stastna, and we start the programme with a brief news bulletin. First the headlines: Those were the headlines, now the news in…
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News Thursday, SEPTEMBER 02th, 1999

Hello and a very warm welcome to the program. I'm Pauline Newman, first we start with a look at the main headlines of the day: You are tuned to Radio Prague. Those were…
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News of Radio Prague

Czech Republic angry over being on BSE list The Czech Foreign Ministry has protested to the European Commission about the Czech Republic being included in a list of…
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News Friday, MAY 07th, 1999

Those were the headlines and now the news in more detail, read by Libor Kubik. CZECH-G8-YUGOSLAVIA-KLAUS Czech Lower House Speaker Vaclav Klaus has welcomed the decision…
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News Thursday, JANUARY 28th, 1999

Good morning from Radio Prague. I am Libor Kubik in Studio 23 and here's the news. SPYMASTER SACKED Government has fired the boss of the Czech secret service BIS, Karel…
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News Monday, NOVEMBER 02th, 1998

Hello and welcome to the programme. I'm David Vaughan. First the headlines And now the news in more detail. Floods Continuous heavy rain has brought flooding, with several…
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News Tuesday, MAY 19th, 1998

Radio Prague e-news: May 19, 1998 Written/read by: Ray Furlong Hello and welcome to Radio Prague. I'm Ray Furlong, and we start with the news headlines. Now the news in…
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News Wednesday, MARCH 15th, 2000

You are tuned to Radio Prague. Those were the headlines, now let's take a look at the news in full: Zeman calls on Havel for Basta's dismissal Czech Prime Minister Milos…
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News Wednesday, JANUARY 05th, 2000

Hello and a very warm welcome to the program. I'm Pauline Newman with a bulletin of news. First we start with a look at the main headlines of the day: You are tuned to…
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Magazine

Stealing a railway bridge is not as difficult as it may sound! Pork crackling, tongue in aspic or some chopped liver? Former cabinet ministers enjoy a pig slaughtering…
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Magazine

"Shipwrecked" Czech foreign minister rolls up his trouser legs and wades to a fishing boat! A town invites professional sniffers to analyze its air. And Czech…
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Czech Siberia

Several areas in the Czech Republic are named after other parts of the world. For instance in the far north of Bohemia you'll find a mountainous area named Czech…
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Who is the new Czech PM? - A look at the man behind the politics

It has been just over a month since Jiri Paroubek was appointed prime minister, the third person to head the Czech government within a year. While Vladimir Spidla stepped…
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An English village revisits its Czech history: The Benes years in Buckinghamshire

During the Second World War, the former Czechoslovak President Edvard Benes and his government were in exile in England. Originally they were based in London, but in late…
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Marek Eben - the Czech Republic's "Mr. Nice"

Coilin O'Connor's guest for One on One this week is Marek Eben. Although Mr Eben is well respected as an actor and musician, he is perhaps best known in the Czech Republic…
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Katerina Hellstrom - a Czech economics lecturer in Stockholm

Katerina Hellstrom is a young Czech woman who works as an economics lecturer in the Swedish capital, Stockholm. When we met at a busy café a short walk from the city…
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An interview with 'Czech Business Weekly' editor Chris Johnstone

A new English-language publication devoted to business news has appeared on the Czech scene. The 'Czech Business Weekly,' a 36-page glossy format publication, is the third…
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Jazz singer Martina Fišerová: I love people, I love the diversity

At a time when concert halls have fallen silent, and society is struggling to deal with the coronavirus crisis, music is becoming even more important and many singers and…
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Magazine

Czech teenage pranksters have devised a new game: nicking a policeman's cap and running off with it. Is it just high spirits or plain theft? The former US Secretary of…
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Czech Republic needs qualified foreign workers

As you may already have heard on Radio Prague, the Czech Republic needs an influx of qualified foreign workers. A country with an aging population and a declining birth…
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Business News

Stock Market Expected to Gain in 2001 Czech stock brokers expect a profitable year in 2001. A survey among Czech brokerage companies conducted by the CTK news agency has…
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Mailbox

Today's topics include: Oil deposits in the CR, Charles University was founded 655 years ago, Prague's parks, Czechs on sick leave. Quotes from: John Miller, Maria…
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Viktor Janis - a translator on the watch

Viktor Janis is a young and successful literary translator. Among his translations are works by such renowned authors as Graham Greene, Isaac Asimov, Iain Banks, Hanif…
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