Society
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Journalist Petr Brod, economist Radek Špicar among recipients of Czech Medal for Merit in Diplomacy
RPI spoke to two of this year's recipients of the Czech Medal for Merit in Diplomacy.
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“We had crazy things happen constantly”: Matt Welch's Prague years
Today a prominent journalist and commentator in his native US, in 1991 Matt Welch was one of the founders of Prognosis, Czechoslovakia’s first English-language newspaper.
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Dutch send bell made of Russian missiles from Ukraine to Prague’s Old Town
On Tuesday, Dutch monarchs will christen a unique bell for the Church of the Most Holy Salvator, made using metal from Russian munitions used in the war against Ukraine.
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Czechast: Martina Šmídová and the generation without borders
In the latest episode of Czechast, Martina Šmídová shares what it’s like to be a Millennial Czech abroad—free to explore, yet still facing old stereotypes.
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Twenty years of baby boxes in Czechia: One adoptive father’s perspective
This Sunday marks exactly twenty years since the opening of the first baby box in Czechia. We meet one of the adoptive parents.
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Born free, growing up wired: Meet Czechia’s digital generation
Raised in freedom, shaped by chaos—Czech millennials and Gen Z are navigating global crises, digital overload, and a search for meaning on their own terms.
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“There’s no global resolution addressing youth mental health”: UN Youth Delegate Veronika Novotná
Depression, loneliness, and suicide rates continue to increase. Czech UN Youth Delegate Veronika Novotná on what the UN can do to tackle the mental health crisis.
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Tomáš Páleníček: There's a continuum of experimental psychedelic use in Czechia
Dr. Tomáš Páleníček is a leading Czech proponent of the use of psychedelics in certain kinds of psychiatric treatment. Such research has history in this part of the world.
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Are firefighters at increased risk of heart disease due to “eternal chemicals”?
Researchers at Masaryk University are conducting a study that indicates that firefighters are at increased risk of cardiovascular diseases due to “eternal chemicals”.
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Jiří Pehe on Havel, Zeman – and a dramatic escape to the West
Jiří Pehe is one of Czechia’s best-known political scientists, regularly sharing his insights with domestic and international media. But his own story is also noteworthy.
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Antonín Kokeš: We saw great bakeries in Germany and France – I said, Why don’t we have it here?
Antonín Kokeš is the man behind Antonínovo pekařství, a successful chain of bakeries just about to open a new branch, and also owns leading Czech board game makers Albi.
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‘Turn right at the corner of Kantova and Hegelova’: Plans unveiled for Prague’s Philosopher Quarter
Rohan City, a planned neighbourhood east of Prague city centre, is set to include a series of streets that honour both nationally and internationally famous thinkers.
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