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Zuzana Marešová, one of Winton’s rescued children, dies at 94

Zuzana Marešová, one of the children rescued from Prague in 1939 by Nicholas Winton and his colleagues, has died at 94.
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Czech voices at the Munich Security Conference, Zuzana Marešová, last of Winton’s children in Czechia, dies at 94, Lucky Friday 13th: Two more medals heading to Czechia

Czech voices at the Munich Security Conference, Zuzana Marešová, last of Winton’s children in Czechia, dies at 94, Lucky Friday 13th: Two more medals heading to Czechia
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Lucky Friday 13th: Two more medals heading to Czechia

Last Friday, speed skater Metoděj Jílek and snowboard cross champion Eva Adamczyková bagged two more medal for Czechia at the Winter Olympic Games 2026.
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Carnival queen leads festive procession in Roztoky near Prague

The Roztoky carnival procession is traditionally led by a queen who sets the fashion in terms of colours and shapes. This year red, white and black prevailed.
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Czech voices at the Munich Security Conference: Pavel on populism and Macinka on divided West

In this Czechast special, we revisit Munich beyond the main stage speeches — with Petr Pavel on populism and Petr Macinka in a lively debate on Western divisions.
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President Pavel and FM Macinka in Munich: populism, Ukraine and the rift within the West

Czech President Petr Pavel and Foreign Minister Petr Macinka joined high-profile debates in Munich on populism, Ukraine and the growing rift within the West.
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The Visegrád Group after 35 years: the story of a region that changed faster than its own project

Founded in 1991 to guide three post-communist states back to Europe, the Visegrád Group now shows fading unity, with members pursuing increasingly different priorities.
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Michal Pavlíček at 70: guitar legend of Czech music

Czech composer, guitarist, singer, producer, and lyricist Michal Pavlíček, one of the most prolific and diverse Czech musicians, turns 70 on February 14.
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Broadcast in English - 02/15/2026

Broadcast in English - 02/15/2026
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Preserving Czech memory: Martin Kroupa on stories that shape a nation

In Czechia in 30 Minutes – weekend erdition, Martin Kroupa of Post Bellum explains why collecting Czech life stories is more than history — it’s a mission.
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Inside Post Bellum: Martin Kroupa on preserving memory in a divided age

Martin Kroupa explains on Czechast why recording eyewitness testimony is a mission — and why memory, not just archives, shapes how we understand history.
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Karel Häring on becoming a face of the Premier League for Czech soccer fans

As a presenter on Canal+ Sport Karel Häring is one of the faces of the English Premier League for many Czech football fans – and gets to work alongside legends of the game.
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Czechia steps up presence at Munich Security Conference with three representatives, World Radio Day, Martina Sáblíková ends career, Football journalist Karel Häring

Czechia steps up presence at Munich Security Conference with three representatives, World Radio Day, Martina Sáblíková ends career, Football journalist Karel Häring
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“Exhausted but happy”: Czech speed skating icon Martina Sáblíková ends historic career at Milan Winter Olympics

After 20 years, the legendary career of Czech speed skater Martina Sáblíková has come to an end at the Winter Olympics in Milan.
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Czechia steps up presence at Munich Security Conference with three top representatives

Czechia is sending an unusually strong delegation to the Munich Security Conference as debates focus on populism, transatlantic ties and Europe’s security role.
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“Everywhere – even under Russian occupation – radio waves still find their way”

To mark World Radio Day, Radio Prague International spoke with Iryna Slavinska, Director of Radio Culture – the third channel of Ukraine’s public broadcaster Suspilne.
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Portuguese plane comes 30 seconds close to crashing near Prague

Czech air navigation services have reported on an incident in which a Portuguese plane heading for Vaclav Havel Airport in Prague was just 30 seconds away from crashing.
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National Theatre reconstruction, Roma music halgató, Czech adventurer: Jan “Eskimo” Welzl

National Theatre reconstruction of New Scene, Roma music genre halgató, Eccentric Czech adventurer: Jan “Eskimo” Welzl
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National Theatre’s New Stage to undergo first major renovation in four decades

The New Stage of the National Theatre, listed as a cultural monument, is set to undergo a two-year renovation, its first major overhaul in more than four decades.
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Expressing pain through song: Roma halgató could well be added to Czech heritage list

The distinctive Roma music genre halgató, known for its slow, mournful songs, could soon be added to Czechia‘s list of intangible cultural heritage.
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Epstein files: Police reviewing Czech connections amid international scandal

Czech police have started looking into Czech links in the Epstein files, in the case of the late American financier and sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
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Chytilová's 1979 PanelStory at the Berlinale, Czechia's historically first winter olympic medal, Science without Borders: protein researcher Štěpánka Nedvědová

Chytilová's 1979 PanelStory at the Berlinale, Czechia's historically first winter olympic medal, Science without Borders: researcher Štěpánka Nedvědová on proteins
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Rudolf Burkert: The man who won Czechoslovakia’s first ever Winter Olympic medal

As Czechia hopes for medals in Milan, its first Winter Olympic bronze came in 1928, won by ski jumper Rudolf Burkert.
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Věra Chytilová’s PanelStory, satirical portrait of socialist housing, to screen at Berlinale

A restored version of Věra Chytilová’s 1979 satire PanelStory, or How a Housing Development Is Born returns to the big screen at this year’s Berlinale.
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Passion for proteins: Štěpánka Nedvědová on a quest to curb viral replication

In this first instalment of Radio Prague International’s brand new edition of Science without Borders, Štěpánka Nedvědová sheds light on the work of a molecular scientist.
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