After nearly a week of temperatures in the mid-20s Celsius, Czechs are having to put their winter coats back on as the weather dips below freezing.
A new monument honouring the courage of those who fought in the May 1945 Prague Uprising will replace a statue of the Soviet Army commander Ivan Konev, removed in 2020.
We're diving into the enduring relationship between Czechs and this vibrant city, exploring moments that have left an indelible mark on our nation's story.
A new study comparing the Czech capital with 11 other European cities has found that a gap still exists between East and West in many respects.
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Many Czech parents don’t have a general practitioner for their child, meaning more end up going to emergency rooms for more minor issues, causing a backlog in hospitals.
Amid growing warnings about the downside of AI, the Czech Justice Ministry is proposing an amendment to the law that would make deep fake porn a criminal offense.
Check-out the fourth part of our video series Czech Music Greats, devoted to the work of one of the most prolific 20th century Czech composers - Bohuslav Martinů.
News; Fiala in the US; Implementing education about LGBTQ+; Písek: small city with big history
Czechia’s Minister of Education Mikuláš Bek recently expressed his support for implementing education about the LGBTQ+ community into secondary school curriculum.
Following talks with US President Joe Biden on Monday, Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala visited the US Congress ahead of a crucial vote on funding for Ukraine.
Písek, a South Bohemian town of around 30,000 inhabitants, has a well-preserved medieval centre with six churches and a partly preserved Gothic castle.
This episode serves as a prologue to our upcoming discussions about the deep-rooted connections between Czechs and Britain, particularly through the lens of London.
Czechia is becoming increasingly attractive for international students, but the bureaucratic challenges can be daunting. Find out how to get your diploma recognised.
News, Prime Minister Petr Fiala meets with President Joe Biden, newly-renovated telescope is installed at the Stefanik Observatory, comic book on toxic relationships.
A telescope in the Štefánik Observatory on Prague’s Petřín hill has been returned after underdoing extensive repairs in Germany for two years.
Support for Ukraine was among the main items on the agenda when the Czech prime minister, Petr Fiala, was welcomed at the White House by US President Joe Biden on Monday.
Czechia is becoming increasingly attractive for international students, but the bureaucratic challenges can be daunting. Here are some tips for the visa process.
News; Fiala: Israel has the right to defend its existence; Library of Lost Books; Foodbanks are like “first aid” for people experiencing food insecurity; Cricket in Czechia
The Jewish Museum in Prague has joined an international project called the Library of Lost Books, inviting people to help track down books looted by the Nazis in Berlin.
This past weekend, a spring food collection was hosted by the Czech Federation of Food Banks and will continue to accept donations online till the end of the month.
Czechia has condemned Iran's air strike on Israel, backing the country’s right to self-defense and expressing concern regarding a further destabilization of the region.
The traditional ceremony of “unlocking rivers” opened the canoeing season in Czechia at the weekend. Pictured here are fans of canoeing in Český Krumlov.
Czechia is becoming increasingly attractive for international students, but the bureaucratic challenges can be daunting. We take you through the visa appliation process.
The Czech prime minister, Petr Fiala, is due to visit the White House on Monday for a meeting with US President Joe Biden. Naturally this is not the first such visit.
