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• Czechast with Jakub Majer, a Czech businessman and activist

  Czechast speaks to Jakub Majer, a Czech businessman and activists: why is it not a good idea to have a new Nationa Park stone's throw from Prague?

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• “Truth in Motion” conference: Insights on Ukraine and the fight against disinformation

  Czech Radio station Plus hosted the Truth in Motion conference, focusing on the quality of information and the role of the media.

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• Petra Francova - life through a child's eyes

  Petra Francova grew up in a Czech military family, in the days of the Cold War. This may seem an unlikely beginning for someone who has since spent much of her life…

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• Author Peter Demetz: you could be of any nationality and still feel Czechoslovak

  Pre-war Prague with its multi-national and multi-cultural environment has inspired many scholars and writers who explore the life of Czechs, Germans and Jews in the city…

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• Press Review

  Today's Czech papers offer a wide variety of main stories - in international news the dailies continue to monitor the situation surrounding Iraq and the continuing…

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• A new generation steps in: Record number of young MPs enter Czech parliament

  A record number of young candidates won seats in the recent Czech parliamentary elections— a fourfold increase compared to the previous term. 

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• Let’s Protect Prague’s Nights: White light turns darkness into day

  White LED streetlights are reshaping Prague’s nights – and not everyone is pleased. A new petition  to “protect Prague’s nights” has emerged in response. 

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• Nativity scene depicts life on the Czech-Slovak border

  Nativity scenes celebrating the birth of Baby Jesus have a long tradition in the Czech lands, dating back to 1560. Many of them depict real-life figures and buildings.

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• Ukrainian veterans are helping build the future of drones in Czechia

  A Czech company is combining battlefield experience of Ukrainian veterans with high-tech innovation as it develops drones for Ukraine and NATO allies.

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• Scientists from Brno reveal risks of bioplastics in agriculture

  Are bioplastics and plant-based materials safer than conventional plastics? Brno scientists have been investigating one type of bioplastic, and the results are alarming. 

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• New Prague exhibition explores the hidden architecture behind Czechia's cottage culture

  Czechs are famous for their love of cottages. A new Prague exhibition explores the overlooked architecture behind this tradition. We spoke to curator Adam Štěch.

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• Blood in Bohemia: the massacre of the Slavníkovci clan in 995

  In Blood in Bohemia, a special series of Czechast, we explore the violent destruction of the Slavníkovci clan and what it reveals about power in early Bohemia.

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• Children of the Earth win court battle over construction of D49 highway

  The environment group Children of the Earth have won a legal battle over the construction permit for the Hulín-Fryšták section of the D49 highway in the Zlín Region. The…

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• Ostrava University fourth in world to offer BA study course in cimbalom

  The Faculty of Arts of the University of Ostrava will soon become the fourth place in the world to offer a BA study course in cimbalom music.

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• Roma segregation, refugees, and climate: Amnesty flags concerns in Czechia

  Amnesty International highlights ongoing Roma segregation, refugee integration challenges, arms exports, and climate concerns in Czechia.

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• Hidden star of Prague: discover Obora Hvězda

  In Prague off the Beaten Track, we head to Obora Hvězda — a peaceful forest park on the edge of the city with a surprising past shaped by power, geometry, and history.

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• David Borenstein on “Mr. Nobody Against Putin”: a film born from risk and resistance

  Director David Borenstein speaks about Mr. Nobody Against Putin, a documentary made with hidden footage from Russia that shows propaganda shaping young lives.

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• President Pavel: Our next government must guarantee a secure and free Czechia

  In his New Year’s address, Czech President Petr Pavel urged Czechs to have confidence in the future and not to be swayed by populism in the 2025 general elections. 

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• Animals at Prague zoo keeping cool in heatwave

  It is not just people who suffer during heatwaves – zoo animals do too. I talked with Prague Zoo’s spokesperson Filip Mašek to find out just how the animals are coping.

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• Are firefighters at increased risk of heart disease due to “eternal chemicals”?

  Researchers at  Masaryk University are conducting a study that indicates that firefighters are at increased risk of cardiovascular diseases due to “eternal chemicals”.  

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• Night shift on the Posázavský Pacifik: Train driver Marie Sehnalová

  In Czechia it is not often that you board a train driven by a woman.  One of them is Marie Sehnalová who has been a train driver with Czech Railways for 12 years.

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• Lower house approves increased funding for disability care

  The lower house of the Czech parliament has approved the coalition's proposal to increase care allowances for people with disabilities and to increase support for the…

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• Exclusive tour of Pilsner Urquell Brewery: Visiting the cellars where Pilsner’s journey began

  A new exhibition opened at Pilsner Urquell that shows visitors what it takes to make Pilsner beer. My colleague, Kristina Kellnerová, and I visited it to find out more.

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• First Czech five star hotel wins EU ecological award

  The first five star hotel in the Czech Republic has been awarded the prestigious EU-Eco Label award for environmental friendliness. The Hotel Chateau Mcely near Nymburk in…

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• Businessman and anti-corruption pioneer Karel Janeček: Whistle-blowing is a brave thing to do

  Mathematician Karel Janeček runs the firm RSJ Algorithmic Trading, one of the world’s biggest financial derivatives traders of its kind. Located on just two floors of a…

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