Society
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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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Religion
Pope Francis remembered: "He reached out to people all the time"
Tributes have been pouring in for Pope Francis since the Vatican announced the news of his death on Monday. Here are a few quotes from interviews given to Czech Radio.
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Prague’s astronomical clock stopped to commemorate victims of road speeding
In memory of victims of excessive speed on Czechia’s roads, the iconic astronomical clock on Prague’s Old Town Square stopped for thirteen minutes on April 23rd.
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The Pope on every screen, but few in the pews: Czechs’ quiet secularism
Despite their predominantly Catholic roots, Czechs are now one of the least church-going nations in Europe.
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Life story of murdered Czech female novelist could help combat domestic violence
Simona Monyová was a successful Czech novelist who was stabbed to death by her husband. A film series about her life aims to highlight the problem of domestic violence.
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Czechia mourns and remembers Pope Francis
On April 21st, Pope Francis passed away the age of 88. Political and religious leaders in Czechia have expressed condolences and shared memories of the late pontiff.
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Prague primary school transforms teaching of Czech to foreigners with innovative textbooks
Teachers at a Prague primary school are changing how the Czech language is taught to foreign children, and have produced new textbooks that implement their method.
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Women in high places: meet two women who thrive in unlikely jobs
Meet two women working in very high places: chimney sweep Iveta Jelínková and crane operator Ivana Neufussová.
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WHO calls for stricter alcohol controls in Czechia amid rising health concern
Over 20 organizations, including the Czech office of the World Health Organization, are urging politicians to implement stricter alcohol controls in Czechia.
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"Coffins have no pockets": Constantin Kinský on Czechast
Born in France, Constantin Kinský studied there, and made a successful career in international finance. But when communism fell in Central and Eastern Europe, he came back.
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A need for speed: Racing driver Gabriela Jílková on women in motorsport and her love for driving
Gabriela Jílková, one of Czechia’s best racing drivers and a development driver for Porsche’s Formula E team, talks about her career and experiences as a woman in racing.
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