Kjell Moberg is the director of NIE theater which is an international theater company that performs in many countries, focusing on current day themes and stories.
New Leaf Czechia is a new project that aims to help the country’s homeless people with large, one-time financial donations.
News; cash donations to help Prague's homeless; Plzeň Zoo's giant tortoise lays eggs; PM Robert Fico tests Czech-Slovak relations; 'No One Stays Behind' premieres in Prague
Assem Al-Sabban, from Saudi Arabia, has settled in Prague after a career as a diplomat. He shares with us the story of his career and his passion for photography.
Yesterday, Czechs celebrated the 106th anniversary of the founding of Czechoslovakia. I spoke with Kristína Chlebáková, to reflect on Czech-Slovak relations.
The Plzeň Zoo has revealed that one of its rare Aldabra giant tortoises laid 31 eggs earlier this month.
This episode of Czech Music Greats shines a light on a lesser-known Czech classical composer: Josef Mysliveček, a friend to Mozart and known in Italy as 'Il Boemo'.
On Czechoslovak Independence Day on October 28, President Pavel handed out awards and high state distinctions to 56 people for outstanding services to the state.
Singer Anne Marie Kenny first came to Prague in 1990 at the invitation of Václav Havel, who facilitated a concert for her, before later having business success in the city.
On October 28th, Czechia marks 106 years since Czechoslovakia was declared as an independent state. Historian Jan Adamec tells us the story of its office of president.
Broadcast in English - 10/28/2024
Iva Bittová is a phenomenon in the world of music – not only in the Czech Republic from where she hails but on a global scale.
Broadcast in English - 10/27/2024
Broadcast in English - 10/26/2024
Meet Czech composer, conductor and educator Jiří Trtík in the latest episode of Faces of Czech Music.
Škoda Felicia, the first car designed by the Mladá Boleslav engineers in collaboration with their German colleagues, premiered exactly 30 years ago, on 26 October 1994.
News; final Czech Airlines flight; first Banksy piece on auction in Czechia; Bronze-Age sword found near Přerov; actress Róza Andělová on English-language theatre in Prague
Archaeologists at the Comenius Museum in Přerov have revealed to the public an ancient sword from the Bronze Age, found by accident in a field close to the city.
In Hradec Králové, a new nature educational trail may be built based on the response to a trial run of a tour about the wartime activities of the resistance group, Barium.
A second attempt to auction off Štiřín Chateau failed this week when no bidder came forward to place the required auction deposit.
Buskers and other street performers will not be able to use animals. Prague’s city council approved a ban in order to stop their exploitation.
Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala and Vatican Secretary of State Pietro Parolin signed a treaty formalizing relations between Czechia and the Holy See.
News; the debate over Andrej Babiš’s alleged collaboration with communist secret police; NATO's Czech recruitment drive; Jana Fischerová on Irish and Czech censorship.
NATO has increased recruitment since 2022. In order to attract more candidates from Czechia, a NATO career workshop was held at the Czech Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Main Czech opposition leader Andrej Babiš says he has been cleared and has never worked for communist secret police. Not true! Says PM Petr Fiala.
