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• Gratias Agit Awards 2026: from preserving veterans’ legacy to promoting Czech music

  The Foreign Ministry has presented its annual Gratias Agit Awards to Czechs and foreigners for promoting the good name of Czechia abroad. 

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• More than tricks: How Czech freeskiers built a community on and off the slopes

  What started as friends premiering their amateur movies has grown into a meeting point for a community of freeskiers in the Czech Republic. 

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• Unsound Siblings: 1970s Egon Bondy novel gets English translation

  Egon Bondy’s 1973 novel Unsound Siblings (Invalidní sourozenci) was recently published in English for the first time. 

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• News, El Niño to hit Czechs in the wallet, Ji.hlava at 30: Documentaries that changed the world, Kingdom Come: Deliverance star Luke Dale has pub in Prague

  News, El Niño to hit Czechs in the wallet, Ji.hlava at 30: Documentaries that changed the world, Kingdom Come: Deliverance star Luke Dale on becoming a Prague “innkeeper”

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• Unprecedented El Niño to hit Czechs in the wallet, experts say

  The “Super El Niño” climate pattern will mainly hit Pacific Ocean states. However, experts warn that Czechs will also feel it – in the prices of certain commodities.

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• Kingdom Come: Deliverance star Luke Dale on becoming a Prague “innkeeper”

  Englishman Luke Dale first came to Prague as an actor in Kingdom Come: Deliverance. He has since moved to the city, where he recently opened the pub Nobleman.

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• Ji.hlava at 30: Documentaries that changed the world

  The Ji.hlava International Documentary Film Festival, one of the largest events of its kind in Central and Eastern Europe, opens its 30th edition on Friday. 

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• News, arttherapy gaining ground in Czechia, Czech crop invention heads to European farms

  News, Czech galleries explore art’s potential to improve mental health, Czech crop invention heads to European farms through British partnership

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• Czech galleries explore art’s potential to improve mental health

  Cultural institutions are joining forces with experts from the National Institute of Mental Health to explore how cultural activities can support mental well-being.

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• Czech crop invention heads to European farms through British partnership

  A Czech invention that helps crops develop stronger roots is heading to European farms through a partnership between Czech scientzsts and Britain’s INTRACROP.

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• News, historic Spitfire returns to Czechia after decades abroad, exhibition documents Sigmund Freud’s childhood in his hometown of Příbor, Moravia

  News, historic Spitfire returns to Czechia after decades abroad, exhibition documents Sigmund Freud’s childhood in his hometown of Příbor, Moravia

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• Historic Spitfire returns to Czechia after decades abroad

  A historic Spitfire flown by a Czechoslovak RAF squadron during World War II has returned to Czechia after decades abroad. It was unveiled at Prague’s Točná airfield.

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• House of Dreams: A journey into Freud’s childhood in his hometown of Příbor

  Sigmund Freud was born 170 years ago in Příbor, Moravia. This year his hometown has prepared a special exhibition to mark the anniversary in the house where he was born.

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• Why does Czechia have a Senate—and how much power does it have?

  Czechast explores the Czech Senate’s history and powers—and what ANO’s failure to win a seat in the latest elections means for Czech politics.

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• ANO’s Senate “disaster”, virtual reconstruction of the abandoned mine and small municipalities

  ANO failed to take a single constituency in second round run-offs to one-third of the seats in the Senate and virtual reconstruction of the Rolava-Sauersack tin mine.

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• Archaeologists use scanning technology to reconstruct WWII tin mine in Ore Mountains

  Archaeologists are digitally reconstructing the abandoned Rolava tin mine in the Ore Mountains, a former forced labour site during World War II.

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• Traditional fish harvest at Šumvald village pond

  The traditional fish harvest in Šumvald offered several species of freshwater fish, including carp, grass carp, pike, zander, catfish and tench. 

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• Pundit: Babiš’s downplaying of Senate comes back to haunt ANO with election “disaster”

  ANO failed to take a single constituency in second round run-offs to one-third of the seats in the Senate, in which the Mayors and Independents scored biggest. 

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• Martina Navrátilová at 70: from defection to 59 Grand Slam titles

  Tennis legend Martina Navrátilová turns 70. She fled communist Czechoslovakia and went on to win 59 Grand Slam titles. Here is her story.

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• Broadcast in English - 10/18/2026

  Broadcast in English - 10/18/2026

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• Bluegrass band Druhá tráva to mark 35 years with major concert

  The Czech bluegrass band Druhá tráva with Robert Křesťan were formed 35 years ago this year. Celebrations are set to culminate with a show in Prague.

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• Working with Václav Havel: Alexander Vondra on the man behind the presidency

  Alexander Vondra remembers Václav Havel as a dissident, president and friend in a longer interview for the weekend edition of Czechia in 30 Minutes.

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• Václav Havel behind the scenes: Alexandr Vondra remembers

  In Czechast, Alexandr Vondra remembers Václav Havel’s gift for listening, their years in dissent and the journey from Charter 77 to Prague Castle.

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• Lit up: Signal Festival in Prague

  The 14th edition of Prague’s Signal Festival is transforming parts of the Czech capital into an open-air gallery of digital art and light.

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• Health Ministry planning financial incentive for preventive screenings, Pavel Haas Quartet wins latest Gramophone prize, Tomki Němec on photographing Václav Havel

  Health Ministry planning financial incentive for preventive screenings, Pavel Haas Quartet wins latest Gramophone prize, Tomki Němec on photographing Václav Havel

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