Society
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New report shows sharp increase in social media addiction among adolescents
New data from the World Health Organisation's European Section shows a sharp increase in problematic social media use among adolescents.
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“To all who care”: Initiative of academics, students and relatives seeks to change firearms laws
Nine months after the attack at Charles University’s Faculty of Arts, a group of students, academics and family members of victims have launched a petition.
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People in Need steps up efforts to bring support to flood-hit regions in Czechia
This year’s floods are the second-largest natural disaster in Czechia’s modern history, with only the August 2002 floods causing more damage.
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Human activity partly to blame for floods in Czechia, says international study
A new study, carried out by an international team of scientists, shows that the devastating floods that hit Czechia were made much worse by man-made climate change.
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Old’s Cool: Two-day festival in aid of Czechia’s senior citizens
This week sees the return of the annual Old’s Cool festival, put on by the non-profit organisation Elpida.
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Prague rated the coolest student city in Europe!
Prague ranks as the number one student city in Europe, surpassing London, Paris, and Berlin in key categories like cost of living and safety, according to Campus Advisor.
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Czechast with Madeleine Albright. And a little bit of Anne Applebaum, too.
Madeleine Albright's life story is a truly remarkable journey through history, shaped by her experiences during tumultuous times in Europe and the United States.
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Just the Ticket: Praha-Bubeneč railway station turns into café and community centre
The historical Bubeneč train station has opened its doors as 'Stanice6', a new pub and cultural centre. This comes ten years after the station served its last train.
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Children in Litoměřice enjoying new ‘forest kindergarten’
‘Forest kindergartens’ are a growing phenomenon in Czechia, offering children aged 3-6 fun activities and fresh air. One has recently opened near the town of Litoměřice.
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Czechast with Jan Bezděk
Meet a successful IT entrepreneur, made a surprising shift to farming. Hear how he balances technology and tradition to reshape agriculture with innovation and drones.
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Czech scientists create new compound that could treat both obesity and Alzheimer’s
Czech scientists have developed a new compound that could address two major health challenges of the present day: obesity and Alzheimer's disease.
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Nicholas Winton Street honors Holocaust hero in Prague
The newly inaugurated Nicholas Winton Street in Prague was officially opened today by representatives of the municipality Prague 7 and other organizations.
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