Society
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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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Where truth and legend meet: Jan Hus in Konstanz
Jan Hus died 610 years ago, on July 6, 1415, but his spirit still draws Czech visitors to Constance, Germany—where myth and history meet in a small museum by the lake.
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Czechs funniest nation in the world, scientific study finds
Czechs have come out top in the Humor Styles Questionnaire which surveyed 30 countries focussing on how funny people are and how they use humour.
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Hobby
LARP is life: Inside the Czech subculture of fantasy and foam swords
Live action role-play, or LARP, has carved out a vivid niche in Czechia, where castles, forests, and centuries-old villages provide the perfect backdrop for these events.
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Pet insurance exec Derek Cummins: I have to speak Czech to my shelter dog
Derek Cummins is the co-founder of PetExpert, a pet insurance company that has helped foster major growth in that field in this country in recent years.
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Where sculpture meets freedom: Australian curator recieves Czech Gratias agit award
David Handley, founder of Sculpture by the Sea, received the Gratias agit award from the Czech FM Jan Lipavský for promoting Czech culture through sculpture in Australia.
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Gratias agit 2025 will honour 9 inividuals and 1 organization promoting Czechia abroad
The Czech Foreign Minister Jan Lipavský will present the Gratias agit award to individuals and organizations that spread the good name of the Czech Republic abroad.
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More than half a million Czechs struggle with transport poverty
More than one in ten Czechs living in rural areas struggle to access essential services and activities like school, work or a visit to the doctor.
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New mobile game “Playing Prague” aims to attract tourists interested in culture
Playing Prague wants to attract tourists interested in culture to Prague. The game allows you to build your own image of the capital and learn from its history.
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Journalist Petr Brod on Czech-German relations and the place of radio in society
Veteran journalist Petr Brod, a recent recipient of the Medal for Merit in Diplomacy, discusses Czech-German relations and the role of radio in Czech society today
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Greenpeace protest against Musk and Trump at Tesla store in Czechia
To understand the motivations and goals of Greenpeace's protest in Čestlice on June 11th, we spoke to the head of the ‘Time to Resist’ campaign in Czechia, Miriam Macurová.
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