Society
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EURORANDO organizers preparing ‘Stone Heart of Europe’ monument for 2026 hiking fest
A new tourist landmark is taking shape near Boží Dar in the Ore Mountains. The “stone heart” monument is intended to symbolize the unity of European countries.
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Argentina above all! The most devoted fan of Messi and Maradona lives in the Czech countryside
If Czechia were ever to face Argentina at the World Cup, the country’s biggest Argentina fan says he would not hesitate for a second about which team to support.
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Recreational boating booming in Czechia
The number of recreational boats registered in Czechia has doubled over the past decade, reflecting the growing popularity of boating as a summer pastime.
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Should Czechia lower the age of criminal responsibility? New report highlights rise in violent crime
Violent crime committed by children is on the rise in Czechia, prompting renewed debate over whether the age of criminal responsibility should be lowered.
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Brno-made drug detector could transform police investigations worldwide
A new device developed in Brno can identify drugs, trace their origin and link them to previous cases. Czech and U.S. police have already expressed interest.
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Why study Czech today? Neil Bermel on language, translation and the future of Czech studies
Czech scholar Neil Bermel received the Josef Dobrovský Medal in Prague. We spoke to him about his path to Czech and the future of Czech studies.
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Little Hanoi: Next Generation explores what it means to grow up Vietnamese in Czechia
The exhibition Little Hanoi: Next Generation explores what it means to grow up between two cultures. We went to take a look.
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Record temperatures in Czechia prompt calls for summer protection of homeless
All-time record temperatures for Czechia were registered on consecutive days at the end of last week. A group at particular risk in such extreme weather are the homeless.
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Anniversary of the Week
Marie Zdenka Baborová: the first woman to earn a doctorate in the Czech lands
125 years ago, Marie Zdenka Baborová became the first woman to earn a doctorate in Prague. Her achievement helped pave the way for generations of Czech women scientists.
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Government preparing U-turn on soft drug policy, experts warn repression could backfire
The Babiš government is preparing a major tightening of the country’s drug policy, marking a significant departure from the more liberal approach pursued in recent years.
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“Never give up”: Zdena Mašínová dies at 92
Zdena Mašínová, whose family played a major role in modern Czech history, has died at 92.
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Who reads what? The surprising patterns hidden in 17 million library loans
Who uses Prague's libraries and what do they read? Data journalist Michal Kašpárek analysed 17 million loans to uncover surprising patterns.
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