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• In Kafka's Footsteps

  Franz Kafka was born in Prague, but where specifically did the world-famous writer grow up? Where did he draw inspiration, or even go on holiday?

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• Suspected British spy and slave labourer gets royal honour: Jaroslav Peprník’s story

  Once suspected by communists of spying for Britain, Czech scholar Jaroslav Peprník receives the British Empire Medal for a lifetime devoted to English.

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• Cannafest takes place during first year home cannabis cultivation is legal in Czechia

  Cannafest, Czechia’s annual cannabis trade fair, brought together industry experts and enthusiasts in Prague, with First Lady Eva Pavlová as its patron.

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• Pavel critical as Czechia sits out Ukraine peacekeeping exercise in Poland, One year of kratom regulation in Czechia, Angolan dance festival in Prague

  Pavel critical as Czechia sits out Ukraine peacekeeping exercise in Poland, One year of kratom regulation in Czechia, Angolan dance festival in Prague

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• New exhibition celebrates the legacy of Czech inventor František Křižík

  A new exhibition at Prague’s National Technical Museum explores the life and achievements of František Křižík, a pioneer of electrical engineering in the Czech lands.

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• One year of kratom regulation in Czechia brings debate over tighter controls

  Czechia is planning tougher kratom rules a year into regulated sales. Addiction expert Viktor Mravčík warns an online ban could strengthen the black market.

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• Pavel critical as Czechia sits out Ukraine peacekeeping exercise in Poland

  Czechia is not taking part in an international military exercise in Poland aimed at preparing for possible peacekeeping in Ukraine after the war. 

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• Public initiative reminds people that freedom should never be taken for granted

  The public initiative Okno svobody (Window of Freedom) offers one way to take part in the November 17 commemorations marking the events of 1989.

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• New exhibition about the Czech inventor František Křižík, Jaroslav Peprník’s story, Cannafest

  New exhibition celebrates the legacy of Czech inventor František Křižík, Suspected British spy and slave labourer gets royal honour: Jaroslav Peprník’s story, Cannafest

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• Angolan dance festival connects cultures in Prague

  A Prague Kizomba Festival brought together dancers, designers and artists from across Europe to celebrate the Angolan partner dance.

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• Czechia's refusal to back Ukraine loans could come at a high price

  Czech Radio EU commentator Viktor Daněk warns that refusing to guarantee EU loans to Ukraine could cost Czechia security, influence and business opportunities.

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• Is Czechia becoming Europe's free rider?

  Is Czechia becoming a free rider in Europe? In Czechast, analyst Viktor Daněk explains why the government's Ukraine policy could backfire.

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• Czechia Europe's free rider?, Jewish Museum marks 120 years, November 17 event

  Czechia's refusal to join European loan guarantees for Ukraine ; Prague's Jewish Museum marks anniversary with exhibition; novel way to mark November 17.

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• Prague Jewish Museum marks 120 years with exhibition of rare historical artefacts

  The Jewish Museum in Prague is marking its 120th anniversary with an exhibition at the National Museum, featuring rare objects from its collections.

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• Three names, one town: Why Czech names still stir emotions

  From Letohrad’s three names to the debate over Czechia, Czechast explores how history, politics and personal attachments shape what we call places.

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• Czech astronaut prepares for ISS mission, foreign minister apologises, Bohemia versus Moravia

  Czech astronaut Aleš Svoboda prepares for ISS mission, Foreign minister apologises after backlash over remarks about female hockey players, Bohemia versus Moravia

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• Czech astronaut Aleš Svoboda prepares for ISS mission: what makes a good astronaut?

  Czech astronaut Aleš Svoboda is preparing for a mission to the Space.  ISS program manager Frank De Winne explains why he was selected.

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• Foreign minister apologises after backlash over remarks about female hockey players

  Comments the minister of foreign affairs made about women’s ice hockey prompted a backlash. Petr Macinka has apologised, saying he regretted his “inappropriate” language

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• A Grand Return to Bohemian Paradise: Drábské světničky Reopen After Five-Year Closure

  Drábské světničky, a historic rock castle in Bohemian Paradise, has reopened to the public following five years of restoration work on its visitor infrastructure.

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• Lurdes Gloria Manuel named Czech Athlete of Year after dream season, Jaroslav Čermák, the 19th-century Czech painter who made his name in Paris, Ostrava Zoo

  Lurdes Gloria Manuel named Czech Athlete of Year after dream season, Jaroslav Čermák, the 19th-century Czech painter who made his name in Paris, Ostrava Zoo

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• New exhibition explores Jaroslav Čermák, the 19th-century Czech painter who made his name in Paris

  A Prague exhibition revisits the life and work of Jaroslav Čermák, a 19th-century Czech painter who achieved success across Europe but later faded from public memory.

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• Lurdes Gloria Manuel named Czech Athlete of Year after dream season

  Lurdes Gloria Manuel, who this year became indoor world champion in the 400 metres, has been named Czech Athlete of the Year for 2026. 

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• Miroslav Beinhauer explores the complete piano works of Alois Hába

  Pianist Miroslav Beinhauer has made a name for himself exploring lesser-known repertoire of the 20th and 21st centuries, with a particular interest in unconventional music.

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• The kiss that made history: Smetana’s The Kiss celebrates 150 years

  Smetana’s The Kiss premiered 150 years ago. The opera, a story of love, pride and a refused kiss, remains one of the most performed works in the Czech repertoire.

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• Broadcast in English - 11/08/2026

  Broadcast in English - 11/08/2026

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