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• Why Czechs celebrate Christmas but skip church

  Weekend edition of Czechia in 30 Minutes explores why Czechs love the Advent season yet remain among Europe’s least church-going nations.

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• Why Czechs love Christmas but avoid Church: the paradox explained

  Czechia loves Advent and Christmas, yet remains one of Europe’s least church-going nations. A new Czechast episode asks religion editor Adam Šindelář why.

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• Babiš to become PM after pledging to give up his empire; Czech artist Pištěk remembered; Museum of Prague reopens; gallerist Katherine Kastner

  Babiš to become PM after pledging to give up his empire; Czech artist Pištěk remembered; Museum of Prague reopens with digital history show; gallerist Katherine Kastner

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• Museum of Prague reopens with a new digital exhibition tracing the city from the 1800s to today

  After five years of renovation, the main building of the Museum of Prague at Florenc with a completely new digital and interactive exhibition called City Through Time.

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• Remembering Oscar-winning Czech artist Theodor Pištěk

  The renowned Czech costume designer, painter, and set designer Theodor Pištěk has died at the age of 93. 

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• Katherine Kastner on fascinating Czech family history – and building one of Prague’s top independent galleries

  Katherine Kastner co-owns Hunt Kastner, a Prague gallery that has helped develop the international careers of many Czech artists. "Kacha" herself has deep Czech roots.

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• Andrej Babiš to be named PM after pledging to give up his multi-billion crown empire

  President Pavel will name ANO leader Andrej Babiš prime minister next Tuesday, after the latter publicly dispelled concerns regarding his potential conflict of interest. 

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• Bedřiška settlement demolition, candy-flavored electronic cigarettes banned, Prague's Girls' Castles

  Bedřiška settlement demolition, Candy-flavored electronic cigarettes banned, Prague's Girls' Castles

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• The Bedřiška settlement was meant to serve as an example. Instead, it faces demolition.

  President Pavel called the Bedřiška settlement a unique example of residents turning a socially excluded area into a thriving community. Why is it being demolished?

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• Cotton-candy countdown: new vape rules target rising youth addiction

  Electronic cigarettes with candy-flavored additives — such as cotton candy, marshmallow or donut — will soon disappear from Czech vape stores. 

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• Stranger Things in Czechia: from Prague’s portal to the “Upside Down” to actor with Czech roots

  Prague has been pulled into the Stranger Things universe with new installations at the Albertov and Chodovská tram-stops.

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• Stromovka park: history, quiet corners, and Prague’s hidden nature

  In this episode of Prague Off the Beaten Track, we explore Stromovka, the Royal Game Reserve—a peaceful, historic park just minutes from Prague’s bustling centre.

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• Hepatitis A outbreak in Czechia, Unique wavy bubble ceiling by Eva Jiřičná, Nový svět in Prague

  Hepatitis A outbreak in Czechia, Unique wavy bubble ceiling by Eva Jiřičná, Nový svět in Prague

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• Eva Jiřičná designs unique wavy bubble ceiling for new hall in Pardubice chateau

  Pardubice’s Renaissance chateau will get a new hall featuring architect Eva Jiřičná’s unique wavy bubble ceiling, made of 1,100 plaster ‘bubbles’ for ideal acoustics.

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• Hepatitis A outbreak in Czechia: the risks, the precautions and the outlooks

  The hepatitis A outbreak in Czechia is far from abating. Doctors have registered close to 3,000 cases this year, the worst incidence of the disease in 30 years. 

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• Rare medieval Madonna goes on display at Prague’s St Agnes Convent

  The Madonna from Havraň, a rare medieval sculpture of the Virgin Mary, has gone on display in the Convent of St. Agnes of Bohemia in Prague. 

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• Rare medieval Madonna on display, Czech Advent masses, Bozi Dar post, UNICEF CR aid to Bhutan

  News, rare medieval Madonna goes on display, Czech Advent masses, Bozi Dar post, UNICEF CR aid to Bhutan

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• Why Roráty matter: the magical Czech Advent masses before sunrise

  Roráty, the ancient Czech Advent dawn Masses, return each December in candlelit churches. A priest and a mother from Zlín explain why this tradition still resonates today.

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• Boží Dar: the post office of little Baby Jesus

  In Czechia, Christmas wishes aren’t sent to Santa, but to little Baby Jesus (or Ježíšek) at the post office in Boží Dar, the country’s highest town. 

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• Austerlitz 1805 – the bloodiest clash on our soil

  Exactly 220 years ago, on December 2, 1805, one of the most significant battles in European history unfolded near Slavkov.

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• 220 years since the Battle of the Three Emperors: Austerlitz 1805 – the bloodiest clash on our soil

  On December 2, 1805, Emperor Napoleon I of France defeated the joint Russian-Austrian army in a famous battle near Slavkov that reshaped the map of Europe.  

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• The Bhutanese-Czech UNICEF partnership: “It's not only economic development, people's happiness is equally important”

  Bhutan and Czechia may seem unlikely partners, yet they share a 20-year history of collaboration, with Bhutan being UNICEF Czechia’s most consistently supported partner.

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• Mucha’s “Nature” sculpture sets record on Czech art market

  Alfons Mucha’s sculpture “Nature” sold at a major Prague auction for CZK 18.35 million including fees, setting a new domestic record for the artist.

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• Czechia mourns Stoppard, New drought tool released, Casanova’s Czech ties

  Czechia mourns Tom Stoppard, Czech and US-american scientists launch a real-time drought tool, Casanova’s connection to Bohemia

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• Czechia mourns Sir Tom Stoppard, the world famous playwright who never forgot his roots

  News of the death of award-winning British playwright Sir Tom Stoppard has touched many people in the Czech Republic deeply. 

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