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• Why Czech leaders quarrel about NATO summit? Their egos!

  Political commentator Martin Čaban says the dispute over Czech representation at the NATO summit is driven more by egos than by defence policy.

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• Prague's CAMP leaves the iconic Prager's Cubes ahead of major renovation

  After nearly nine years in Prague's Cubes, CAMP is leaving as the brutalist building undergoes renovation. Before it closed Sunday, I spoke with director Štěpán Bartl.

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• KoresponDance: The festival bringing international artists to the Bohemian-Moravian Highlands

  International artists and local residents meet at KoresponDance 2026, the festival turning small Czech town into an international stage for contemporary dance.

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• The Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra: Studio 1 – the heart of the radio symphonists

  The Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra has called the legendary Studio 1 its home since 1935 - a space that was once among the most modern in Europe.

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• Broadcast in English - 06/28/2026

  Broadcast in English - 06/28/2026

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• When Prague opened a window onto the Thirty Years’ War

  The weekend edition of Czechia in 30 Minutes presents Blood in Bohemia on the Second Defenestration of Prague and its explosive consequences.

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• Blood in Bohemia: the rise and assassination of Albrecht von Wallenstein

  The latest episode of the Blood in Bohemia series explores the extraordinary rise and violent death of Albrecht von Wallenstein, one of Europe's most powerful men.

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• NATO summit dispute linked to next presidential election, Prague to boast one of Europe's longest street art murals, Ostrava Zoo: home to 451 species, including some extinct in the wild

  NATO summit dispute linked to next presidential election, Prague to boast one of Europe's longest street art murals, Ostrava Zoo: home to 451 species

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• Prague to boast one of Europe's longest street art murals

  A huge wall in Prague's Ruzyně is being turned into one of Europe's longest collaborative murals by 30 artists from Czechia and abroad.    

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• Expert: NATO summit dispute linked to next presidential election

  Czech politics are currently dominated by a court ruling allowing President Pavel to attend a NATO summit next month. What's at stake and what is likely to happen there?

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• Turning the tide: How man-made forest ponds are bringing water back to the landscape

  Forest managers in Western Bohemia are fighting climate change with man-made  ponds and wetlands.

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• "Strawberry dumplings feel like a warm hug in a bowl": Evie Harbury on the magic of Czech cuisine

  Chef and cookbook author Evie Harbury discusses My Bohemian Kitchen, her Czech roots, grandmother's influence, and why Czech cuisine deserves more attention.

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• Why Czechia failed at the World Cup, elephant Hansken returns to Czechia after 400 years, Evie Harbury on the magic of Czech cuisine

  Why Czechia failed at the World Cup, elephant Hansken returns to Czechia after 400 years, Evie Harbury on the magic of Czech cuisine

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• Poor tactics, tired players and deeper flaws: why Czechia failed at the World Cup

  Czechia's early World Cup exit was no surprise, says Karel Häring of Canal + Sport, who argues the problems run far deeper than one disappointing tournament.

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• Elephant Hansken returns to Czechia after 400 years – this time in metal

  Four hundred years ago, Hansken was a European attraction that also visited Mladá Boleslav. Today, in the same place, a metal sculpture of her has been created.

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• Pavel-Babiš clash over NATO summit heads to Constitutional Court, From silent films to Hollywood: St. Vitus Cathedral shines on the silver screen for almost a century, Prague’s Jewish Quarter: small district with big history

  Pavel-Babiš clash over NATO summit heads to Constitutional Court, St. Vitus Cathedral shines on the silver screen for almost a century, Prague’s Jewish Quarter

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• From silent films to Hollywood: St. Vitus Cathedral shines on the silver screen for almost a century

  St. Vitus Cathedral, the dominant feature of Prague, is known as the site of coronations and major religious ceremonies. However, it has also attracted filmmakers.

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• Pavel-Babiš clash over NATO summit heads to Constitutional Court

  The clash between the Czech head of state and the cabinet over who should attend the upcoming NATO summit in Ankara has now reached the highest court in the land. 

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• Czech public broadcasters hold warning strike over funding reform, Dustin Hoffman set for Karlovy Vary festival, Vondroušová handed four-year ban

  Czech public broadcasters hold warning strike over funding reform, Dustin Hoffman set for Karlovy Vary festival, Vondroušová handed four-year ban

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• “Incredible excitement”: Hollywood icon Dustin Hoffman set for 60th Karlovy Vary Film Festival

  The 60th edition of the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival, which begins next Friday, is set to welcome absolute Hollywood royalty, in the form of Dustin Hoffman. 

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• Four-year ban leaves Vondroušová's tennis future in doubt

  Markéta Vondroušová, the 2023  Czech Wimbledon champion, has received a four-year ban despite never testing positive for doping.

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• Czech public broadcasters hold warning strike over funding reform

  Czech Television and Czech Radio employees held a warning strike on Monday over government plans to replace license fees with state budget funding.

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• Rare Roman jug buried in 5th-century grave found almost intact in Moravia

  Czech archaeologists have uncovered an almost perfectly preserved Roman jug in a 1,500-year-old grave in south-eastern Moravia. The vessel predates the burial by centuries.

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• Fifty years ago, the "Panenka" was born: the penalty that gave its name to a football trick

  Fifty years ago, the world's most famous penalty was born. Antonín Panenka's audacious chip secured Czechoslovakia's only European football title.

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• Broadcast in English - 06/22/2026

  Broadcast in English - 06/22/2026

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