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• How radio waves linked Čapek with Einstein and a Communist anthem with British pop (7)

  Dive into the 90-year history of international broadcasting that shaped the image of Czechoslovakia and became the voice of hope, art and political propaganda.

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• Václav Klaus, the Pražák: A controversial politician’s very personal Prague

  Czechast reveals another side of Václav Klaus as the controversial former president looks back on a lifetime in Prague, from Vinohrady to Hanspaulka.

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• The 58th anniversary of the start of the occupation of Czechoslovakia – 21 August 2026

  The 58th anniversary of the start of the occupation of Czechoslovakia – 21 August 2026

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• Political leaders honor victims of 1968 invasion, “He was sending a message to future generations”: Artist Hynek Martinec on Jan Palach’s legacy, Broken angel, believed to have inspired one of Karel Kryl's 1969 protest songs, coming home

  Political leaders honor victims of 1968 invasion, Artist Hynek Martinec on Jan Palach’s legacy, Broken angel, believed to have inspired one of Karel Kryl, coming home

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• Trauma of betrayal we should learn from: Political leaders honor victims of 1968 invasion

  At a ceremony outside the Czech Radio building, political leaders laid wreaths to honor those who lost their lives in August 1968 and highlighted the role of free media.

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• “He was sending a message to future generations”: Artist Hynek Martinec pays tribute to Jan Palach with new work

  A painting by Hynek Martinec of the death mask of Jan Palach was unveiled on Friday, the anniversary of the Soviet-led invasion that preceded Palach's self-immolation.

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• Broken angel, believed to have inspired one of Karel Kryl's 1969 protest songs, coming home

  A damaged angel statue believed to have inspired Karel Kryl's best-known song returns to Ostrov. It will go on display on August 21, the anniversary of the 1968 invasion.

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• Chleby sanctuary found to be more than 1,000 years older than Stonehenge

  A team of archaeologists are investigating a ritual site near the village of Chleby that is 1,000 years older than Stonehenge. 

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• Czech film selected for 2027 Academy Awards, efforts to save critically endangered “glacial” plant, Ester Geislerová interview

  If pidgeons turned to gold -Czech film selected for 2027 Academy Awards, efforts to save critically endangered “glacial” plant, Ester Geislerová's new documentary

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• Ester Geislerová: Parents are always more complex than how we know them from our childhoods

  Artist and actress Ester Geislerová has spent much of 2026 introducing people to the story of her late father, via a major exhibition and most recently a documentary.

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• “Totally fresh” documentary If Pigeons Turned to Gold chosen as Czech submission for Oscars

  The raw and inventive If Pigeons Turned to Gold has been selected as Czechia’s submission for the Best International Film at the 2027 Oscars. But does it have a chance?

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• When the world tuned in to Prague: Exhibition of letters that captured 1968

  Czech Radio’s international broadcasting once annually received thousands of letters. A portion of this rich archive also reflects the tragic events of 1968.

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• Czechia’s drought crisis puts government action and funding to the test

  As Czechia counts the costs of prolonged drought, Prime Minister Babiš has announced the revival of the National Anti-Drought Coalition, promising fast, targeted action. 

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• Measures against drought, exhibition of 1968 letters to RPI, the history of the Šumperak houses

  Measures against drought, exhibition of 1968 letters to RPI, history of the Šumperak houses

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• Wild wolves or sawdust and hammers on stage? Letní Letná festival brings captivating program to Prague

  Five large circus tents, caravans, and dozens of artists from Czechia and abroad. That is what Letná Park in Prague currently looks like, as it hosts Letní Letná festival.

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• Kryl inspiring statue returns, Romany anthology for Frankfurt, Prague new circus fest

  Statue said to have inspired Karel Kryl returned for the August 21 anniversary; new anthology of Czech and Slovak Romany writing set for Frankfurt; Prague new circus fest.

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• Prague Zoo celebrates World Elephant Day

  Prague Zoo celebrated World Elephant Day on Saturday, giving visitors a chance to learn more about the daily process of caring for the elephants and see them fed.

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• Velvet Blues: Czech and Slovak Romany story collection set for Frankfurt Book Fair

  Velvet Blues, a collection of stories by Czech and Slovak Romany writers, will be presented at October’s Frankfurt Book Fair, where Czechia will be guest of honour. 

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• Jan Svěrák’s comedy Five Plums to hit UK cinemas under the title What a Way to Go

  Oscar-winning director Jan Svěrák’s comedy Pět švestek (Five Plums) will be released in cinemas in the United Kingdom this autumn under the title What a Way to Go. 

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• Jan Svěrák’s comedy Five Plums to hit UK cinemas under the title What a Way to Go, Pat and Mat turn 50: Czechia’s clumsy handymen take DIY chaos worldwide, Inside Prague's summer school of Czech

  Jan Svěrák’s comedy Five Plums to hit UK cinemas under the title What a Way to Go, Pat and Mat turn 50, Inside Prague's summer school of Czech

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• Pat and Mat turn 50: Czechia’s clumsy handymen take DIY chaos worldwide

  If these two stop-motion puppets get their hands on something, you can be sure it will go wrong. Pat and Mat have entertained audiences for five decades.

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• Wild boars increasingly venturing into urban areas, drawn by food and safety

  Wild boars are increasingly moving into urban areas across the Czech Republic,  appearing in city parks, gardens and residential neighbourhoods, scavenging for food.    

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• King of rock’n’roll Miki Volek: The extravagant blond in glasses who met a tragic end

  The biggest star of his time, a wild performer with girls falling at his feet and a rock’n’roll king with a tragic fate - Miki Volek, the once-famous singer who died alone.

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• Five years after Mělník III closure, Czechia is replacing coal with cleaner energy

  Mělník III shut down five years ago. Czechia’s largest coal-fired unit is giving way to lower-emission technology designed to cut emissions.

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• RPI history series Part 6

  Dive into the history of Radio Prague, which connected countries and offered popular music in exchange for political proclamations.

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