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• Can trees keep Prague cool as temperatures rise?

  In Czechast, Prague climate adaptation specialist Jan Richter explains how trees, rainwater and even urban farming could help the Czech capital face a hotter future.

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• From Poděbrady's transmitters to honouring Karel Gott: How Radio Prague conquered the airwaves (6)

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

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• TrutnOFF Open Air celebrates its “tribal chief” Václav Havel, Wild boars are increasingly venturing into urban areas, drawn by food and safety, Miss Czech Republic on her Japanese and Moravian identity, beauty and Miss Universe

  TrutnOFF Open Air celebrates its “tribal chief” Václav Havel, Wild boars are increasingly venturing into urban areas, drawn by food and safety, Miss Czech Republic

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• Trutnoff Open Air celebrates its “tribal chief” Václav Havel on what would have been his 90th birthday

  Even when Václav Havel was president, he was known simply as “the tribal chief” at the rock festival, which he had supported since its underground days.

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• Large carnivores confirmed across Czech-Slovak borderlands

  Conservationists have published the results of their winter survey of large carnivores along the Czech-Slovak border, confirming the presence of wolves, lynx and bears.

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• Prague exhibition reveals how the Nazis sought to build the world’s largest Jewish book collection

  More than 500,000 Jewish books were seized by the Nazis and brought to the Czech lands. A Prague exhibition, From the Shadows to the Light, traces their fate.     

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• Czechs enthusiastic stargazers,Czech communities troubled by drying wells and dwindling groundwater, Jewish book collection

  Czechs enthusiastic stargazers,Czech communities troubled by drying wells and dwindling groundwater, Jewish book collection

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• Czech stargazers: Why does Czechia have so many observatories?

  With around 60 public observatories and planetariums, Czechia has an unusually dense network of places devoted to exploring the night sky.

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• Drying wells and dwindling groundwater trouble more Czech communities

  Drying wells and declining groundwater levels are affecting an increasing number of communities across Czechia.

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• Czech farmers change crops as weather shifts, Secret Soviet bunker opens, Jiřina Šiklová Library, Prague summer Czech school

  Czech farmers turn to sunflowers, experiment with figs and olives, Secret Soviet bunker opens to visitors,  Jiřina Šiklová Library, Inside Prague's summer school of Czech

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• Czech farmers turn to sunflowers, experiment with figs and olives, as drought and heat intensify

  Due to drought and heat, Czech farmers are looking for new crops that can better withstand such conditions. 

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• Secret Soviet bunker built to survive a nuclear blast opens to visitors in Czechia

  It was built as a secret Soviet command post during the Cold War and hidden from the public for decades. Now the Jasyr bunker is open to visitors.

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• Keeping Czech alive abroad: How Krajánek ve světě helps children stay close to their roots

  Focused on the youngest generation, Krajánek ve světě is an organisation that builds bridges beween children of Czech expats and their roots.

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• Charles University seeks global science leader for new Prague Biocenter, Brno scientists chase total solar eclipse to Iceland and Spain, Keeping Czech alive abroad: How Krajánek ve světe helps children stay close to their roots

  Charles University seeks global science leader, Brno scientists chase total solar eclipse, Keeping Czech alive abroad: Krajánek ve světe

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• Top 5 open-air theatre recommendations: films, plays and more

  Festival season is over, the holidays are coming to an end, but there are still films and plays aplenty! Here are our top tips to fill your end-of-summer programme.

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• Charles University seeks global science leader for new Prague Biocenter

  Charles University is building its largest science centre in modern history and is now looking for a world-renowned scientist to lead it.

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• Brno scientists chase total solar eclipse to Iceland and Spain

  Czech scientists are preparing to photograph Wednesday’s total solar eclipse from five observation sites in Iceland and Spain.

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• Czechia bids to host one of Europe’s giant AI Gigafactories, Hantec added to South Moravian folk culture list, Who is the greatest queer Czech?, Who reads what?

  Czechia bids to host one of Europe’s giant AI Gigafactories, Hantec added to South Moravian folk culture list, Who is the greatest queer Czech?, Who reads what? 

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• Hantec added to South Moravian folk culture list as enthusiasts eye UNESCO recognition

  Brno’s unique language variety, known as Hantec, has been added to the South Moravian Region’s list of traditional folk culture. 

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• South Bohemia hosts first-ever 29er European championship in Czechia

  The European champions in the youth sailing class took place on Lake Lipno, which provided challenging conditions for the competitors. The best Czech crew finished 19th.

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• Czechia bids to host one of Europe’s giant AI Gigafactories

  Czechia is bidding to host one of Europe’s planned AI Gigafactories, huge computing centres designed to power the next generation of artificial intelligence.

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• Čechomor celebrates 25 years of Proměny with an anniversary tour

  Proměny is not only the title of one of Čechomor's best-known songs, but also the name of the band's landmark album, released 25 years ago.

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• Beyond Kafka's letters: 130 years since the birth of journalist and resistance fighter Milena Jesenská

  Milena Jesenská is known around the world primarily through Franz Kafka's letters to her. Yet her own life story is just as compelling. 

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• Broadcast in English - 08/09/2026

  Broadcast in English - 08/09/2026

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• Series on the 90-year-long history of RPI Part 5

  How Radio Prague connected with its listeners the world over

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