Society
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Police vs. ravers: Šimon Šafránek on how CzechTek culminated in violence
Šimon Šafránek is the creator of a new podcast on CzechTek, an unauthorised techno music event that culminated in 2005 in clashes between police and participants.
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‘Mafia: The Old Country’ soon to hit the shelves, Czech developer promises throwback
The Mafia franchise is one of the most successful Czech-made game series ever. ‘Mafia: The Old Country’ will be its fourth instalment, to be launched on August 8.
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“Meatless tartare is a huge success," says chef at EXPO 2025 in Japan
Over 700,000 people have already visited the Czech pavilion at the EXPO World Exhibition in Japan, which houses a Czech restaurant with a fresh take on tartare.
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Prague Pride is “more important than Christmas” for Czech transgender activist Lenka Králová
From skeptic to supporter: Lenka Králová on the power of Prague Pride
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Prague Pride returns to celebrate LGBTQ+ lives and ask “where my home is”
Prague Pride is set to start on July 28th. In addition to the parade through the city on Saturday 2nd, the festival offers a rich programme of cultural and social events.
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Four thousand participants attend 36th annual chess and games festival in Pardubice
The 36th annual Czech Open Chess and Games Festival is well underway and will run until August 3. Around four thousand players from almost all over the world are attending.
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Hidden Muslim Communities in the Basements of Prague
In a city known for its beer and secularism, Prague’s small Muslim community is scattered and often unseen.
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Czechia moves toward regulated drug use with cannabis and psilocybin changes
The Czech Senate has approved a major reform of the country’s criminal code, including a significant shift in drug policy. We discuss it with drug expert Jindřich Vobořil.
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Ye could perform in Prague after Rubicon festival in Slovakia called off
Hip-hop festival Rubicon near Bratislava has been cancelled, with Ye's (formerly Kanye West) controversial concert now reportedly rescheduled for September in Prague.
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Healthcare
Pilsen offers unique hands-on training course in surgery for international students
Dozens of medical students from around the world gathered in Pilsen this summer to take part in an intensive course in experimental surgery.
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Covered in beer bottles: Aňa Geislerová walks KVIFF red carpet in unique dress
Beer is notoriously interwoven into Czech social fabric, and thanks to designer Jan Černý it is now also interwoven into the fabric of actress Aňa Geislerová’s dress.
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Czechia ends surgical requirement for legal gender change, but critics say it's not enogh
As of July, transgender people in Czechia are no longer required to undergo surgery and hormonal treatment to have their gender legally recognized. But is it enough?
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