Dozens of glassmakers from all over the world gathered in the north Bohemian town of Nový Bor at the end of last week to attend the International Glass Symposium.
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Evan Rail’s The Absinthe Forger is a true crime story that also explores the fascinating history of the spirit itself. But did you know about its many Czech connections?
Thousands of Czechs are heading for the country’s thick pine forests these days to pick mushrooms.
A three-day strike will affect most Czech courts starting Monday, with up to two-thirds of regional court employees expected to participate.
This week sees the anniversary of the death of the Hussite general Jan Žižka, and the city of Tábor is commemorating the event with an exhibition and a weekend festival.
The Czech Actors' Association has handed out the prestigious annual Thalia awards in recognition of exceptional performances in the fields of drama, opera and ballet.
This past weekend, Czechs and Slovaks remembered the Carpatho-Dukla Operation.
Prague's Troja Bridge, considered one of Czechia's most beautiful contemporary structures, has been serving pedestrians, cyclists, trams, and cars already for a decade.
Today’s Sunday Music Show showcases the music of jazz singer Ondřej Havelka, who turns seventy on October 10th. Havelka has performed with The Melody Makers since 1995.
Broadcast in English - 10/06/2024
Broadcast in English - 10/05/2024
The funicular railway up Petřín Hill will close for essential repairs, but the Prague Public Transport Company is giving fans a chance to say goodbye with guided tours.
The European Commission has initiated infringement proceedings against Czechia for discrimination of Roma children placed in special and substandard schools.
Inflation, climate change, and other global events have an impact on people's mental health. What's the situation in Czechia? A study from PAQ Research has the answers.
News, The EC calls on Czechia to stop discriminating against Roma children, what are Czechs most concearned about ? Duke Wenceslas Future Leaders Programme in Prague.
From Friday 4th to the evening of Sunday 6th, the Břevnov Monastery is hosting a funfair of food, drink, crafts, music and fireworks within its historic grounds.
The Duke Wenceslas Future Leaders Programme, which welcomes the diplomats and political analysts of the future to Czechia, has successfully taken place for a second year.
Two Czechs from Hradec Králové took part in Sun Trip 2024: Destination Sahara earlier this year, covering 7,000 km on solar bikes that they themselves designed.
News; method to detect pancreatic cancer; solar bikes from Czechia to the Sahara; conductor Jakub Hrůša wins two 'classical music Oscars'; André Amalio theater performance
On 26 September 1879, 145 years ago, the village of Royal Vinohrady (Královské Vinohrady) was promoted to a town. The new exhibition celebrates its history on Peace Square.
Approximately 2,400 people develop pancreatic cancer in Czechia annually. Researchers at the University of Pardubice have found a method that may make diagnosing simpler.
André Amalio is an actor and director who specializes in documentary theater. He and his wife, Tereza Havličkova recently brought their Perfect Match performance to Prague.
The winners of this year’s Gramophone awards include the Czech conductor Jakub Hrůša, who won in the categories of opera and concerto.
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