Czech scientists have developed a unique “invisible stamp” that could help identify the owners of rare documents or works of art that got lost or stolen.
Czechast talks with Martin Tlapa, Czechia's Ambassador to Canada, who grew up in Prague's blue-collar neighborhoods during Communist rule.
The Czech National Ballet’s 2024/25 season offers a rich repertoire of both traditional productions and experimental art. Here’s what ballet fans can look forward to.
With ten prime ministers and presidents attending, and speeches by political and business heavyweights, Globsec is undoubtedly a high-profile event.
News; Czech scientist gets prestigious award for evolutionary microscope; MotoGP will return to Brno; Replica of 18th century Czech pirate ship, Harrachov handmade glass
The World Road Motorcycle Championship will return to Brno’s Masaryk Circuit next year after a five-year break, Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala announced.
Tomáš Čižmár won the European Microscopy Society award for contributing to the development of a hair-thin endo-microscope, which allows detailed investigation of brain.
Although Czechia is a landlocked country, a replica of an 18-century privateer ship, named La Grace, is sailing the seas under the Czech flag.
News; Czechia among leading consumers and producers of poppies; Czechs to explore possibly world's largest underground thermal lake; Heartcore: award-winning graphic novel
Czechia is one of the world's biggest producers, exporters, and consumers of poppies.
A team of Czech researchers are set to explore what is probably the largest underground thermal lake in the world, thanks to a prestigious grant from the Neuron Foundation.
This region boasts the natural beauty of the Ore Mountains, the Elbe waterway. The sandstone rocks of Bohemian Switzerland. Check out its sights in our photo gallery.
The region is full of natural wonders and abounds with healing springs. However, it also continues to struggle with the environmental damage of coal mining and industry.
News; Czech ambassadors discuss future of Czech foreign policy; Plzeň residents facing a late summer bat invasion; Award-winning cafe opens new store in Vinohrady, Prague
The regular annual meeting of Czech ambassadors began in Prague’s Czernin Palace, the seat of the Czech Foreign Ministry, on Monday.
The West Bohemian city of Plzeň is currently fighting an infestation of bats. Pest control experts warn that they are not only a nuisance but a serious health hazard.
Nestled in the heart of Vinohrady, Prague, the newly opened May Cafe is making a name for itself as a cozy retreat for coffee enthusiasts and casual sippers alike.
Cottage cheese, plum jam and poppy seeds. Czechia's "kolache" come in all sizes and a variety of delicious fillings. How do we make them? Find out in our video.
The eighth part of our video series Czech Music Greats is devoted to Vítězslava Kaprálová, a hugely talented Czech composer and conductor, who died at the age of just 25.
News; Police union pushes for raises; Czech woman makes Western-style cowboy saddles for a living; Jaroslav Rudiš: Everything is connected in Central Europe
Unionists began negotiations on Thursday, last week, for an increase in salaries of law enforcement, other security forces, and firefighters with the Interior Ministry.
Bagpipers, lovers of kilts, whisky, Scottish music and traditional Scottish sports gathered at Sychrov Castle in the Liberec Region for the 24th annual Scottish Games.
Dáša Vaňková, a woman in a small Czech village, spends her days making made-to-measure cowboy-style saddles for customers at home and abroad.
On August 21, Czechs marked the 56th anniversary of the 1968 invasion of Czechoslovakia. The oppressive atmosphere of the time is reflected in the music of Karel Kryl.
The serial production of the new Škoda 100 model began in Mladá Boleslav on August 25, 1969.
