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.
On Saturday 26th of October, the final Czech Airlines (ČSA) flight will take off from Paris and land in Prague, bringing to an end a century of aviation history.
At the Gratias Agit awards on October 17th, Dr Jana Fischerová was among those honoured. She spoke to Danny Bate about her career and work on Irish and Czech literature.
For the first time, a work by Banksy is heading to a Czech auction house. His piece Gold Flag will be up for bid with a starting price of CZK one million.
Visitors to Prague Castle are wowed by more than its majestic architecture. A lot of attention also goes to the hawks that protect the site from pigeons!
News; CZ government invests in Rolls-Royce's program; CZmilitary recruitment goals; archaeologists discover burial site; K. Votavova on economics of austerity under Fiala
Czechia's austerity under Fiala is shaped by economic necessity and ideology. I spoke with Klára Votavová to understand its impact and what to expect next.
Czechia selected 30 finalists out of 186 candidates for the cultural program at Expo 2025 in Japan. The Czech presentation is themed "Talent and Creativity for Life."
Chief of the General Staff Karel Řehka says the military is struggling to meet its recruitment goals and measures need to be taken to make the army more competitive.
Czechia plans to get involved in Rolls-Royce's small modular reactor program. The investment should be significant and the decision about it will be made in several weeks.
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Archaeologists from Olomouc have discovered the largest Early Bronze Age burial site of the so-called Nitra culture unearthed to date in Central Moravia.
Amanda Mataija, from Croatia, is the founder of Prague Integration, a company that helps both expats and locals with their mental health.
In the show today: News; Czechia plans to introduce refund on PET bottles; 100 year anniversary of Karel Čapek’ letters from England; Muchow's band Ecstasy of St. Theresa
This year’s main prize in Czechia’s Architects’ Grand Prix for 2024 - the National Architecture Award has gone to the Štvanice footbridge connecting Holešovice and Karlín.
This October marks 100 years since the publishing of Karel Čapek’s famous travelogue Letters from England.
Within its sustainable economy goals, Czechia is planning to introduce a deposit-refund system for PET bottles and cans from 2026.
Every year from the middle of October till the end of November, fisheries clear their ponds, netting carp for the Christmas season.
Jan P. Muchow discusses this year's return of Ecstasy of St. Theresa after a long hiatus, plans for new music, his film composing and producing at a famous Berlin studio.
News; Pardubice ice hockey stadium set to be biggest in the world; Brno's beautiful Villa Arnold restored; Sergio Almedia on cyclists' rights and safety in Prague.
Scientists at the Technical University of Liberec have developed a special bag that can keep bread and rolls fresh for up to nine days.
The Prague Public Transport Company (DPP) on Sunday set a restored 1970s Škoda bus off on its inaugural journey around the northwest of Prague.
Pardubice hockey players are expected to have a new home within less than three years. The new multifunctional arena being built is expected to be the largest in the world.
In the close vicinity of the world-famous Tugendhat and Löw-Beer villas, the Villa Arnold from 1862 has been beautifully restored thanks to the Brno City Museum.
