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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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• Czechast: how corrupt Czechia is (or is not)?

  Czechia matched its best-ever corruption score but still trails the EU average. Analyst Marek Chromý explains why the country remains stuck between East and West.

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• Corruption in Czechia, Czech Olympic outfits draw attention at Milan–Cortina opening ceremony, Czechia’s ‘celebrity priest’ Martina Viktorie Kopecká

  Corruption in Czechia, Czech Olympic outfits draw attention at Milan–Cortina opening ceremony, Czechia’s ‘celebrity priest’ Martina Viktorie Kopecká 

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• Criticised at home, praised abroad: Czech Olympic outfits draw attention at Milan–Cortina opening ceremony

  Czech athletes’ Winter Olympics outfits drew home criticism, but the  bright sweaters and shorts turned heads and won international praise at the opening ceremony.

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• Corruption in Czechia: stuck in the middle between East and West

  Transparency International's  Corruption Perceptions Index: Czechia still trails the EU average and remains stuck between Western and Central European standards.

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• Czechia’s ‘celebrity priest’: Martina Viktorie Kopecká on modern ministry in the Czechoslovak Hussite Church

  Have you heard of the Czechoslovak Hussite Church? Why are pastors prone to burnout? And can a priest dance on live TV? We spoke with Martina Viktorie Voborníková Kopecká.

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• Czechia’s strong Olympic start, Under-15 social media ban debated, Stomatová on covering Ukraine war

  Czechia’s strong Olympic start, Under-15 social media ban debated, Stomatová on covering Ukraine war

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• Czechia off to strong Olympic start with gold for Maděrová and silver for Jílek

  Sunday brought two big Czech moments at the Winter Olympics: snowboarder Zuzana Maděrová won gold, while speed skater Metoděj Jílek claimed silver.  

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• Czech athletes at Parade of Nations in Milan

  The Parade of Nations, opening the Winter Olympics, was held simultaneously at four locations. The largest Czech group was in Milan led by flagbearer David Pastrňák.

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• Czech government weighs social media ban for under 15s

  Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) has announced that his government is seriously considering banning social media for children under the age of 15. 

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• Zuzana Maděrová crowns steady rise with Olympic snowboarding gold

  After years of steady progress, setbacks and quiet breakthroughs, Zuzana Maděrová has turned long-term promise into the biggest success of her career.

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• “You don’t think, you just do”: Reporter Darja Stomatová on four years of covering Ukraine war

  TV journalist Darja Stomatová has been reporting from Ukraine since the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion. Last week she received one of Czech journalism's top honours.

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• Czechast special: why ice hockey matters so much in Czechia?

  Ice hockey is more than a sport in Czechia. In a special episode of Czechast, we explore its roots, its meaning – and speak to legendary goaltender Dominik Hašek.

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• Singer and choirmaster Ida Kelarová turns 70

  Ida Kelarová, a distinctive voice in Czech music, has spent decades bringing Romany songs to audiences at home and abroad. This Sunday’s show marks her 70th birthday.

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• One hundred years since the founding of the Liberated Theatre: a Czech scene ahead of its time

  On February 8, 1926, the Liberated Theatre (Osvobozené divadlo) was founded in Prague – an avant-garde scene that profoundly influenced Czech culture. 

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• Broadcast in English - 02/08/2026

  Broadcast in English - 02/08/2026

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• Russia, security and self-confidence: Filip Scherf on Czechia’s place in an unstable world

  What does Russia mean for Czech security today? Analyst Filip Scherf explains why confidence, partnerships and realism matter in uncertain times.

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• Who is stealing swans on the Vltava River?

  The video of a man stealing a swan on the Vltava River in the centre of Prague made news headlines this week. The incident is being investigated.

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