Society
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“We have something to say to each other”: Over 80 institutions join Freedom Week
Freedom Week has begun in Czechia and is organized by Díky, že můžem in support of freedom and democracy. I spoke with project coordinator Kristýna Zinková to learn more.
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Young wine, old tradition – why Svatomartinské hits Czech tables early in 2025
Czech winemakers began selling St. Martin’s wines four days early this year after a rule change by the Wine Fund — the earliest launch in the tradition’s history.
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Anniversary of the Week
Liberec marks twenty-five years since the construction of the only post-war synagogue in Czechia
25 years ago, on Nov 9, 2000, a new chapter of Jewish history began in Liberec with the ceremonial opening of the only synagogue built in Czechia since WWII’s end.
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Celebrating the World Day of Romani Language at Charles University
November 5th marks the World Day of Romani Language. For the first time, the day is celebrated at the Charles University, home to a Department of Romani Studies.
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Cardinal Dominik Duka dies at 82: former archbishop of Prague Church
Cardinal Dominik Duka, former Archbishop of Prague who led the Czech Catholic Church for over a decade, has died in Prague at the age of 82.
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How Movember is changing men's approach to health in Czechia
Movember is a global yearly campaign that encourages men to grow moustaches throughout November to highlight important men’s health issues.
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“Not just the oldest”: Jan Bumba on how Prague's Charles University stays modern
Charles University spokesperson Jan Bumba tells Czechast how a 700-year-old school stays modern, from rankings to Erasmus — and why housing remains a challenge.
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Slow fashion by Humanoddity: “Repairing is such an important part of being a human”
Humanoddity pushes the boundaries of slow and local fashion. Co-founder Daniel Weber focuses on creating clothing that is easy to adjust and repair.
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“Disinformation is a lifestyle”: Tomáš Koblížek on how fake news thrives – and how to resist it
Tomáš Koblížek is an expert on disinformation. The philospher says that while the phenomenon may feel enormous, it can be repelled: "It’s difficult but it’s doable."
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“We could not rely on international law”: Matviichuk speaks to Czechs about justice in Ukraine
Head of Ukraine’s Center for Civil Liberties Oleksandra Matviichuk came to Prague to speak at Forum 2000. Her mission was to remind Czech audiences of the war’s human cost.
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Future Czech government divided over inclusion in schools as debate echoes global culture wars
Two of the three parties likely to form the next Czech government want to abolish inclusion in schools, sparking debate that mirrors global cultural divides.
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National Poverty Watch 2025: A fifth of Czechs affected by poverty
The Czech branch of the European Anti-Poverty Network (EAPN) has released its annual report highlighting unaffordable housing and inadequate incomes.
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