The weekend edition of Czechia in 30 Minutes explores what's at stake when the debate about public media finincing ignites protests and demonstrations across Czechia.
An exhibition in Prague looks at a now destroyed socialist-era sculpture; ex-US astronaut Andrew "Drew" Feustel discusses Czechia's contribution to space science and more.
As elsewhere in Europe, Czech civil aviation has been disrupted by bomb threats. A Czech expert says the current level of threats hasn’t been seen in 25 years.
On Monday former US astronaut Andrew “Drew” Feustel was a guest at Prague’s Planetarium as part of Czech Space Week, where he was interviewed by Czech Radio's Libor Bouček.
Prague exhibition explores the story of the iconic Barrandov Bridge sculpture, which collapsed last summer, and plans for its return.
News, Czechia receives rare books and publications from Czech-American communities abroad, more Czechs turning to AI for health advice
Czechia has received a collection of historical books and publications from Czech and Slovak emigrant communities in the US, handed over at a ceremony in Prague on Tuesday.
More people in Czechia are turning to artificial intelligence for health advice. A new guide aims to help patients use the technology safely.
A walk through autumnal Prague
President Petr Pavel has signed an amendment to the Foreigners Act that tightens the rules governing the entry and residence of foreigners in Czechia.
News, battle over funding for Czech public broadcasters, the Czech who "helped save the internet" and Czechia’s unusual cargo for space.
Czech astronaut Aleš Svoboda could fly to the ISS next year, taking with him objects reflecting Czech history, culture and ingenuity.
The international media have dubbed Czech Ondřej Surý “the man who saved the internet” and “the unsung hero of the internet” after he created a patch for flawed code.
Czechast special examines the strikes and protests over plans to abolish Czech public media licence fees, with reactions from politicians, broadcasters and demonstrators.
Sports great Hašek demands laws to block Russian athletes and Czech military must prepare for prolonged war but lacks the funding.
Dominik Hašek has demanded legislation to block events featuring Russian athletes after a top sports court overturned a ban on them in ice hockey competitions.
Overcoming obstacles, spectacular acrobatic jumps and races against the clock.
Czechia's new army strategy warns of a growing Russian threat, but former army chief Jiří Šedivý says defence funding falls short of what is needed.
Mikuláš Medek, one of the most prominent figures in Czech post-war art, was born on November 3, 1926.
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Broadcast in English - 11/01/2026
A Fulbright alumna known for her sensitive interpretations of Czech vocal music and for performing more than a dozen operatic roles across a diverse repertoire.
In the weekend edition of Czechia in 30 Minutes, hear President Petr Pavel's full October 28 speech and explore why Moravian identity still matters.
Czechast explores whether Moravian identity still matters in modern Czechia, from a fading historical border to demands for political autonomy.
News, juvenile violence on the rise -schools strengthen crisis-response training, Kumar Vishwanathan on three decades of supporting Roma in Czechia
