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• Passion for proteins: Štěpánka Nedvědová on a quest to curb viral replication

  In this first instalment of Radio Prague International’s brand new edition of Science without Borders, Štěpánka Nedvědová sheds light on the work of a molecular scientist. 

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• General Hlaváč takes over Czech military, pledges stronger army and closer NATO readiness

  General Miroslav Hlaváč has taken command of the Czech Army, pledging to strengthen NATO readiness, air defence and military modernisation.

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• Scholars from around the world gather in Prague for World Czech Studies Congress

  Scholars from 25 countries are in Prague for the 7th World Czech Studies Congress. I spoke with organiser Dalibor Dobiáš about this year's event.

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• Prague campaign highlights humane treatment of carp for Christmas

  Carp, a traditional centerpiece of Czech Christmas dinners, has sparked debate over its sale as a live product.

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• Government approves amendment introducing deposit system for PET bottles and cans

  The government has approved an amendment to the Packaging Act, which introduces a deposit system for PET bottles and metal cans. The decision was announced at a press…

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• Czech researchers develop safe method to stop fleeing vehicles

  Traditional methods used by police to stop fleeing vehicles carry significant to risks to safety. Czech researchers have now developed a safer, non-destructive alternative.

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• President Pavel urges Czechs to have confidence in the future and resist populist solutions

  In his New Year’s address to the nation, Czech President Petr Pavel urged Czechs to have confidence in the future and not to be swayed by scaremongering and populism ahead…

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• Environmentalists up in arms over plans for Šumava National Park

  The Šumava National Park – a protected nature reserve in southern Bohemia –is at the centre of a row between scientists, environmental activists and the park’s new…

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• From Banat to Brisbane: Czech schools abroad keep language and heritage alive

  The Ministry of Education cooperates with dozens of Czech schools abroad that help expats maintain their language and stay connected to Czech culture. 

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• Thousands of Europeans support Save Bees and Farmers campaign

  With the alarming decline in insect populations thousands of people are coming together from across the European Union to call for a bee-friendly agriculture.

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• Abuse of MPs expenses still plaguing Czech politics

  Abuse of MPs expenses is an ongoing problem on the Czech political scene –and occasionally politicians pay a high price for the malpractice. On Thursday, former…

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• Czech EU ambassador Pavel Telicka nominated as country's first commissioner

  The Czech government decided this week that its EU ambassador Pavel Telicka will be the country's first European Commissioner. Mr Telicka would seem to have the right…

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• British universities keen to attract talented Czech students

  One of the most tangible benefits of joining the European Union is that it is now much easier for Czechs to study abroad. This is a very attractive prospect not just for…

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• Greenpeace slams Spolana for "scandalous" lack of information

  Germany sent its Environment Minister Juergen Trittin to the Czech Republic on Tuesday, to examine claims that toxic dioxins and mercury were leaking into the River Elbe…

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• More than just the manger: Czech nativity scenes mirror everyday life

  Nativity scenes celebrating the birth of the baby Jesus have a long tradition in the Czech lands, dating back to 1560.    

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• Changing landscapes, imagined futures: LUSTR illustration and comics festival opens in Prague

  The annual LUSTR festival of illustration and comics has got under way at Prague’s Holešovice Market, bringing together more than a hundred Czech and international artists.

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• A new addition to the security team at Prague Castle: Harris's hawk Eda!

   Visitors to Prague Castle are wowed by more than its majestic architecture. A lot of attention also goes to the hawks that protect the site from pigeons!

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• Beat the heat: Top 10 cool oases in Prague

  When temperatures soar, Prague and its vicinity offer plenty of ways to cool down. From natural swimming spots to hidden courtyards, here are ten refreshing escapes. 

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• Pragueshorts marks 20th edition with over 100 films from around the world

  The 20th Pragueshorts Film Festival opens in Prague today with 100+ short films from around the world. We speak to organiser Radka Weisserová about this year’s highlights.

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• Wild boars multiply on the outskirts of Prague

  Wild boars have started multiplying in some areas in the south-east outskirts of Prague. Municipal authorities are urging caution, especially when walking dogs. Boars are…

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• “We need to use our bodies as a kind of sensor”: artist Tereza Stehlíková on the importance of taste, touch and smell

  Tereza Stehlíková is a film and visual artist engaged in cross-disciplinary research at the intersection of art, philosophy, and science.

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• Radio/TV Marti’s director on ways of disseminating information to Cubans

  Cuba has one of the world’s most restrictive media environments; it habitually ranks in the bottom ten on the Freedom of the Press Index as one of the ten worst countries…

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• Beyond Trump: Greenlandic literature takes centre stage in Brno

  Author's Reading Month spotlights Greenland as its guest of honour. Pavel Drábek told Radio Prague International why the choice has been years in the making.

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• 800 Czech companies register for carbon emission tax on imports

  Approximately 800 Czech companies have registered in a new emissions registry for goods imported from non-EU countries. These include products like cement, aluminum, and…

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• Digging deeper into Ostrava: from mining roots to green landscapes

  Czechast: geographer Jan Hradecký from Ostrava University explains how Ostrava is reinventing itself. 

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