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Veteran of the First Czechoslovak Army Corps, Miloslav Masopust, has died

WWII veteran Miloslav Masopust has died at the age of 101. In 1944, he joined the First Czechoslovak Army Corps in the USSR and took part in the liberation of Slovakia.
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Bohem Brewery: Showing London what good lager tastes like

Bohem Brewery brings authentic Czech lager to London. A visit to one of its pubs reveals its wider mission to show Britons what a good lager can taste and look like.
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Opposition seeks ouster of Czech house speaker, Czech scientist named to Time 100 for HIV work, Czech juniors to play for world gold, New folk song archive

Opposition seeks ouster of Czech house speaker, Czech scientist named to Time 100 for HIV work, Czech juniors to play for world gold, New folk song archive
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Czech juniors to play for gold at World Championships after defeating Canada 6:4

The Czech hockey team defeated Canada 6:4 in the semifinals of the World Junior Championships and will play Sweden for the gold medal on Tuesday night at 2:30 a.m. CET.
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Czech leaders respond to US intervention in Venezuela – PM Babiš hopes it will lead to democracy

Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) hopes that US intervention in Venezuela will lead to citizens enjoying freedom and democracy and choosing a democratic regime.
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Czech scientist named among Time’s 100 Most Influential People for HIV breakthrough

Time magazine has named Czech virologist Tomáš Cihlář among its 100 Most Influential People of 2025, recognising his work on developing drugs that protect against HIV.
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Praguers ice skating and sledging in Stromovka Park

Thanks to freezing temperatures, Czechs are enjoying the winter season not only in the mountains. Ideal conditions for winter fun can also be found in Prague’s parks.
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Opposition seeks removal of Czech lower house speaker after controversial speech

Czech lower house Speaker Tomio Okamura's New Year speech has ignited a major dispute on the Czech political scene less than a month after the new government took office.
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130 Years of the Czech Philharmonic, one of the symbols of Czech culture

When Antonín Dvořák conducted the Czech Philharmonic’s very first concert in 1896, few could have foreseen that it would become one of the symbols of Czech culture.
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Remembering 2025 pinnacle of classical music in Czechia

This week, we're presenting one of the musical highlights of 2025 and that is the 80th Prague Spring International Music Festival with Smetana’s My Country. Enjoy!
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Broadcast in English - 01/04/2026

Broadcast in English - 01/04/2026
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Broadcast in English - 01/03/2026

Broadcast in English - 01/03/2026
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Kateřina Šafaříková: the boundaries have shifted in Czech society

In Czechast, Seznam Zprávy opinion editor Kateřina Šafaříková reflects on 2025 as a turning point, rising aggression in society, and Czech foreign policy.
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The Mildes: A Czech artist duo rooted in Brooklyn

Kristyna and Marek Milde are a Czech artist duo based in Brooklyn. Their work has been featured in institutions including Kunsthall Prague, and Queens Museum in NewYork.
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Divorces in Czechia simplified, Over 300 prisoners released, Cynthia Paces on new Prague book

Divorces in Czechia to become simpler and cheaper in 2026, Over 300 prisoners released on New Year's Day, Cynthia Paces on her new book 'Prague: The Heart of Europe'
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Over 300 prisoners released on New Year's Day under criminal code amendment

Over 300 convicts have been released on January 1. The early releases took place under an amendment to the Criminal Code.
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Divorces in Czechia to be simpler and cheaper – critics say children could bear the brunt

Amendments to the Civil Code, effective as of this year, should open the way to fast-track divorces. Critics say children could bear the brunt.
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Historian Cynthia Paces on when Prague really was heart of Europe – and her own family’s close ties to city

US historian of Czech heritage Cynthia Paces is the author of Prague: The Heart of Europe, which traces the city’s history from the 10th century to the modern era.
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Inside Russian classrooms: interview with the teacher who secretly filmed the material for Mr. Nobody Against Putin

Pavel Talankin is the Russian teacher behind the documentary Mr. Nobody Against Putin, which exposes the propaganda in Russian schools after the 2022 invasion of Ukraine.
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Broadcast in English - 01/01/2026

Broadcast in English - 01/01/2026
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President Pavel pledges to guard democracy, tells Czechs to be more positive and rebuild trust

In his New Year address, President Pavel pledged to safeguard democracy, expressed pride in what the country has achieved and urged Czechs to be more positive.
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Hanspaulka: Prague’s villa district where art, architecture and politics meet

High above Prague 6, Hanspaulka is a villa district full of atmosphere, famous residents and views — explored in Prague off the Beaten Track.
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From the New World: Dvořák’s legendary Symphony No. 9

Antonín Dvořák's New World Symphony is one of the most famous symphonies of all time, an integral part of the repertoire of symphony orchestras and conductors worldwide.
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Radio Prague's Monthly Quiz

Test your knowledge of things Czech!
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2025: a defining year for conductor Jakub Hrůša

New Year's Eve edition of Czechia in 30 Minutes revisits a conversation with conductor Jakub Hrůša, reflecting on a year that marked a major turning point in his career.
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