The Ministry of Education cooperates with dozens of Czech schools abroad that help expats maintain their language and stay connected to Czech culture.
A Holocaust survivor from Prague, Dita Kraus endured Auschwitz before rebuilding her life in Israel — her “home without roots.” She passed away on October 18, 2025.
Seventeen Czech weather stations recorded record lows as autumn brought its first frost — and a stunning halo appeared in the sky near Veverka, Třebíč region.
Kateřina Englichová is one of the most sought after European harpists of her generation. She has appeared on stages in New York, Los Angeles, Hong Kong, Rome and Paris.
On October 19, 1945, the first organised transport of settlers to the Czech borderlands left from Prague, marking the beginning of efforts to resettle former Sudetenland
Broadcast in English - 10/19/2025
This weekend on Czechia in 30 Minutes, we tell the story of Barbara Day and Nancy Durham—two women who helped keep free thought alive in communist Czechoslovakia.
In a new Czechast episode, Barbara Day and Nancy Durham recall how the Jan Hus Foundation helped keep free thinking alive in communist Czechoslovakia.
News, what do travellers need to know about the EES system, 3,000-year old bronze vessel to go on display, interview with actress Zuzana Stivinova
Short-stay travellers from outside Europe can expect stricter border checks when entering Czechia as the country adopts the new European Entry/Exit System (EES).
A 3,000-year-old bronze vessel, one of the most remarkable archaeological finds in Czechia, will soon go on display at Pardubice Castle.
Actress Zuzana Stivínová played one of the main roles in the stage version of Václav Havel’s Leaving and today is a member of the company at Prague's National Theatre.
Opera legend Plácido Domingo gave a concert in the Rudolfinum on Thursday night performing famous arias by Verdi and Puccini, as well as Spanish zarzuelas.
Police investigate ministerial candidate for hate speech. Archaeologists discover three-thousand-year-old settlement. Czech NGO Koridor UA supports Ukraine’s communities.
Through the work of the Czech NGO Koridor UA, we take a look at what everyday life is like in parts of Ukraine and what it means to help on the ground.
ANO leader Andrej Babiš is fighting an uphill battle to form a government in the face of a major scandal involving one of his potential coalition partners.
Archaeologists in Dašice in Pardubice have discovered the remains of a village dating back approximately three thousand years.
A green oasis just steps from Prague’s centre, featured in Prague Off the Beaten Track: the Charles University Botanical Garden celebrates 250 years of life and learning.
Czechia at the Frankfurt book fair; the sounds of Czech bells stolen by the Nazis; a stroll through Prague’s oldest botanical garden
This year’s Frankfurt Book Fair holds special significance for Czechia, as it prepares to take over the 2026 Guest of Honour title.
The statue of St. James on a bridge above the main road from Plzeň to Karlovy Vary must come down. It alarms drivers who believe they are seeing a suicide attempt.
The Zaniklé Zvony project has launched online to preserve Czech heritage. It focuses on digitizing the sounds of bells tied to early 20th-century Czech history.
Signal Festival to light up Prague; New Brno exhibition tells the story of how Oxford philosophers supported Czech dissidents; The hope of Czech AI Matyáš Boháček
Brno’s Moravian Museum opens Sparks of Freedom, an exhibition about British help for Czech dissidents through the Jan Hus Educational Foundation.
Matyáš Boháček is hailed as one of the most promising figures in Czech AI. In an interview with Radio Prague, he shares a refreshingly optimistic view of the future of AI.
