Ninety years after the legendary Slovak Arrow first connected Prague and Bratislava, Czech journalist and author Michaela Vetešková is keeping its legacy alive.
On what would have been his 78th birthday, Radio Prague International looks back at the life and career of guitarist and composer Luboš Andršt.
One hundred and thirty-five years ago, two new attractions transformed Prague's skyline - the Petřín Lookout Tower and the Petřín funicular.
Broadcast in English - 07/26/2026
The voice that was meant to conquer the airwaves: How Radio Prague spread communism around the world
The second half of the 1960s brought political thaw to stagnant Czechoslovakia and, with it, a breath of freedom that inevitably spread through Czechoslovak Radio.
After nearly three decades in the US and Britain, political scientist Milan Babík reflects on returning to Czechia, democracy, education and Václav Havel's legacy.
Progress in artificial joint replacement, 2026/2027 season in Czech football kicks off, interview with climber František D'Agostino
Artificial joints that not only replace damaged bones but also release medicine directly into the body could soon become available to patients in Czechia.
The 2026/2027 season in Czech football kicks off after the summer break on Saturday. Slavia look like the team to beat, as they go for three championship titles in a row.
A miniature Celtic bronze figurine of a duck more than 2,000 years old has been discovered in a field near the village of Tučín (Olomouc Region) by an amateur archeologist.
President vetoes government’s budget rules reform, designer Pavel Fuksa on creating strip for club Slavia Prague, Miss Czech Republic on her Japanese and Moravian identity
President Pavel has vetoed an amendment to the budget rules that would allow the government to exceed the approved state spending framework by up to CZK 200 billion.
Successful graphic designer Pavel Fuksa has created a 2026–2027 strip collection for reigning Czech soccer champions Slavia Prague, the club he has followed all his life.
Ahead of Miss Universe in Puerto Rico this November, Miss Czech Republic Sophia Osako reflects on beauty and representing Czechia with both Japanese and Moravian roots.
Okamura in China, Radetzky monument returning to Prague's Malá Strana, Phonopolis computer game
Prague will restore the monument to Field Marshal Josef Radetzky after more than a century, but not everyone is happy.
Senior Czech official Tomio Okamura is in Beijing for the last part of a visit to China. His trip comes after the arrest of a Czech citizen in the country.
DJ Nana Addae is fascinated by Czech culture. If they weren’t so closed up, they’d be celebrating success worldwide, she says.
The Czech government has approved a proposal to ban the use of mobile phones in schools starting in 2027.
Gov backs mobile phone ban in schools, Milan Babík on the future of Vaclav Havel Library , interview with Neil Bermel. Professor of Czech Language and Linguistics
Former Václav Havel Library director Milan Babík says the institution's current crisis reflects problems he says he encountered within months of taking office.
Iconic Barrandov Bridge sculpture collapses, Czechia's first train-tram hits test track, President Pavel interview
The Colours of Ostrava festival has become an integral part of the Czech summer music scene. It offers a wide range of genres, for fans of virtually every musical taste.
A monumental concrete sculpture that stood beside Barrandov Bridge for over three decades collapsed late last week, sparking debate over the state of public art in Prague.
