Ukrainian defence minister: We can win this war, but we need support; “For Czechs, hockey is more than a sport”: New exhibition presents hockey through the ages
News; One week into the World Championship; Czechs satisfied with their sex life, despite having less sex; Tickets sold to Hockey World Championships turn out to be fakes
The police have so far uncovered hundreds of cases of forged or resold tickets at this year's IIHF World Championship in Czechia and one person is being prosecuted.
The World Hockey Championships are underway in Prague and Ostrava. To check in on how team Czechia is doing, I spoke with Czech Radio sports reporter Adam Weidenthaler.
Czechs are satisfied with their sex life despite having sex less frequently than they did a decade ago, according to the National Institute of Mental Health survey.
The administrative divisions we see today in Czechia don't quite respect historic boundaries of Bohemia, Moravia and Silesia. How did this come to be?
The third part of our video series on Czech Music Greats is devoted to the Fantastic Scherzo by Art Nouveau composer Josef Suk, pupil and son-in law of Antonín Dvořák.
News; Shock and words of support from Prague in wake of assassination attempt against Slovak PM; CEO Ondřej Dvořák ; Siřem: the real inspiration for Kafka’s ‘The Castle’?
Czech firms have increasingly been looking across the ocean at opportunities to expand to North American markets, specifically in fields such as IT.
News of the brutal assassination attempt against Slovak PM Robert Fico, who is now fighting for his life in a Slovak hospital, sent shockwaves around Europe.
News; Decision to keep Soviet-era sculpture at Prague’s Anděl metro station; Czech and Slovak Museum in Iowa launches year of celebrations; Ferdinand Porsche
If you’ve taken the metro to Prague’s Anděl station, you may have noticed a bronze sculpture that reads ‘Moskva-Praha’.
The National Czech and Slovak Museum and Library in Cedar Rapids is marking the 50th anniversary of its founding. Radio Prague was at the launch of the celebrations.
Ferdinand Porsche was a Liberec-born genius engineer, who designed the first-ever hybrid car. He also contributed to the development of Volkswagen Beetle.
Prague Castle is not only the face of today’s picturesque Czech capital, but also an important archaeological site whose origins stretch back into prehistory.
News; scientist Josef Michl dies at 85; Open House Prague kicks off this week; Czechoslovakia’s 1969 hockey wins over the USSR – and ensuing riots
Open House Prague, the week-long festival where many buildings throughout the city normally closed to the public open their doors, kicks off this week.
Professor Josef Michl, a world-renowned Czech chemist, died on Monday at the age of 85.
News; 250 crowns to ride Prague City Hall paternoster starting in June; Large brown bear spotted on outskirts of Czech city
From June, Prague City Tourism will operate the paternoster at Prague City Hall, charging 250 crowns for a spin, says Lenka Davidová, spokeswoman for Prague City Tourism.
The spa season has officially kicked off around Czecia with traditional ceremonies at the country’s many healing springs.
A brown bear weighing as much as 200 kilogrammes has been spotted on the outskirts of the Moravian city of Zlín.
One of the greatest Czech composers, Bedřich Smetana, known as "the father of Czech music," died on this day, 140 years ago.
Singer and songwriter Petr Hapka, one of the most significant composers of Czech film music scores, would have turned 80 this week.
Broadcast in English - 05/12/2024
