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• British defence attaché Col. Jonathan Kitson on his role, Remembrance Sunday and Poppy Appeal

  Ahead of Armistice Day on November 11th, Danny Bate spoke to Colonel Jonathan Kitson, defence attaché at the British Embassy.

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• Charles University's first female rector on US collaborations, equal opportunities and other challenges

  Milena Králíčková, the first woman to hold the position of rector in Charles University’s long history, talks about her recent working visit to the US and other topics.

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• Black redstart named Bird of the Year 2024

  The black redstart has been named Bird of the Year 2024 by the Czech Ornithological Society, replacing last year's winner, the common pochard. Originally a high-altitude…

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• “I’m interested in the female experience”: Photographer Bet Orten on art, motherhood and moving on from fashion

  Bet Orten studied in the UK and was an assistant to a photographer in NYC. Her Instagram profile describes her as a “female photographer taking pictures of other females”.

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• New deposit return system on drinks bottles faces opposition from local councils

  Czechia will be introducing a deposit return system on plastic bottles and cans from 2025. But not everyone likes the idea.

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• NATO seeks Czech applicants: Assistant Secretary General on what makes candidates successful

  NATO has increased recruitment since 2022. In order to attract more candidates from Czechia, a NATO career workshop was held at the Czech Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

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• “I like big tasks”: Zuzana Stivínová on Havel, Forman and joy of acting at National Theatre

  Actress Zuzana Stivínová played one of the main roles in the stage version of Václav Havel’s Leaving and today is a member of the company at Prague's National Theatre.

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• The State of the Rent System in the Czech Republic - Part II

  In last week's Talking Point I examined some of the peculiarities of the rent system in the Czech Republic, a situation that is certainly not ideal. Listeners may recall…

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• Czech AI hope at Stanford: "Our brains and ears can no longer discern what's real or fake"

  Matyáš Boháček is hailed as one of the most promising figures in Czech AI. In an interview with Radio Prague, he shares a refreshingly optimistic view of the future of AI.

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• Ukraine: "You wake up every day and you wait for that one message, that one call"

  For months, Victoriia Kralko gathered calls and messages from Ukrainians separated by war. The result was Hovory (Calls), an award-winning audio series.

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• One week into the World Championships: “I’ve never seen people so excited about hockey”, says commentator

  The World Hockey Championships are underway in Prague and Ostrava. To check in on how team Czechia is doing, I spoke with Czech Radio sports reporter Adam Weidenthaler.

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• CEO Ondřej Dvořák on why Czech firms are ready to expand to North American markets

  Czech firms have increasingly been looking across the ocean at opportunities to expand to North American markets, specifically in fields such as IT. 

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• Mortality in Czechia: Study shows disparate diseases prevail in different regions

  How long you live in Czechia may relate to where you reside. People in the ex-Sudetenland can expect to die earlier– while some diseases are more common in some regions.

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• Pet insurance exec Derek Cummins: I have to speak Czech to my shelter dog

  Derek Cummins is the co-founder of PetExpert, a pet insurance company that has helped foster major growth in that field in this country in recent years. 

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• Dozens of lawsuits in Šumava National Park controversy

  Environment activists are reportedly filing dozens of lawsuits against the police and management of the Šumava National Park over the logging of bark-beetle infested trees…

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• Inside the legal gray zone of Czech ice hockey

  Ice hockey is more than a sport in Czechia; it's a cornerstone of national identity. Yet beneath this lies a legal contradiction that impacts every player.

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• IMD Business School report confirms Czech competitiveness improving

  An annual competitiveness report compiled by the IMD Business School in Lausanne, Switzerland, puts the Czech Republic 29th on a ladder of sixty-one countries. Its present…

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• Exceptionally well-preserved Neolithic settlement found near Kutná Hora

  Czech archaeologists have discovered a Neolithic settlement near Kutná Hora.  Built approximately 7,000 years ago, it has been exceptionally well-preserved.

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• What will Prague's new metro line D look like?

  To mark the 50 th anniversary of the Prague metro we explored some of its iconic stations. In conclusion, here is a look at what the new metro line D will look like.

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• Poor bedside manner? Film focuses on future Czech doctors’ communication skills

  The freshly released Czech documentary Body-Soul-Patient maps new teaching methods at Charles University aimed at improving medical students’ communication with patients.

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• Environmental activists accuse Šumava park management of endangering local species

  Environment activists have accused the management of the Šumava National Park of endangering local species by the use of harsh chemical insecticides against bark-beetle…

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• Prague discussion hosted by protection group for Russian LGBTQ+ community aims to “build solidarity”

  The organization ComingOut has been working to protect the rights of LGBTQ+ folks in Russia, as a response to the many dangers and difficulties this community faces. 

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• Finding home abroad: Thai nationals in the Czech Republic

  From traditional Thai massage studios to cultural festivals, Thai nationals are quietly establishing a foothold in the Czech Republic.  

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• EC President and Czech PM tell Czech businesses more innovation needed for green transformation

  The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, addressed Czech entrepreneurs and business owners at a Green Deal summit in Prague on Tuesday, telling them…

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• University representatives appeal against spread of anti-Semitism in academic sphere

  More than thirty Czech university representatives have signed an appeal to academic institutions and to the leadership of faculties and departments not to allow the spread…

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