Society
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New Czech report highlights impact of war in Ukraine on mental health
Journalist, photographer and researcher Jiří Pasz spoke to Danny Bate about a new in-depth report on the impacts of the war in Ukraine on mental health.
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From finding faith to leading a congregation: Alexandra Jacobea's path to becoming a pastor
Today, women pastors make up about 30% of the Protestant clergy. One of them is Alexandra Jacobea, pastor of the Evangelical congregation in Dejvice, Prague.
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Botched plastic surgery? New bill should tighten the rules on who can perform aesthetic medicine
Complaints about botched procedures in plastic surgery conducted by underqualified or fake doctors are on the rise. The authorities want to tighten the rules in the field.
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Top 5 cafes in Prague (you might not know about)
Spring is right around the corner, which means a lot more of us will be visiting cafes for a quick coffee. So, here are my five favorite cafes in the city.
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Third of people, mostly women, have experience of drink spiking, new Czech survey shows
There were previously no statistics for drink spiking in Czechia, but now Beat Sexism has published an initial study that reports hundreds of cases in the country.
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Night shift on the Posázavský Pacifik: Train driver Marie Sehnalová
In Czechia it is not often that you board a train driven by a woman. One of them is Marie Sehnalová who has been a train driver with Czech Railways for 12 years.
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Has Czech society blocked out the Covid pandemic?
The fifth anniversary of the start of the Covid epidemic in Czechia came and went without much attention. Why are Czechs reluctant to look back at the pandemic?
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Jerina Sykora: My motive for fleeing Venezuela was same as my grandmother’s for leaving here
Jerina Sykora discusses swapping Venezuela for the country of her forefathers under a repatriation scheme. The transition was tough but she is grateful to Czechia.
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Social scholarships for university studies look set to expand and support more students
Only five hundred students currently receive social scholarships in Czechia, but this now looks set to change.
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Medicine, motherhood, and tap dancing: the many roles of Jarmila Heissigerová
In this edition of our series on Czech Women Pioneers, we meet profesor Jarmila Heissigerová, who heads the largest teaching eye department in Czechia.
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Gidon Lev, Holocaust survivor and TikTok star: “I was a prop for Elon Musk at Auschwitz”
Born in 1935 in Karlovy Vary, Gidon Lev survived the Shoah and settled in Israel. Today, he is a social media phenomenon with almost half a million followers on TikTok.
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Czechia will get its first Children's Ombudsman
There will be a Children's Ombudsman in Czechia as early as 1 July 2025. The Senate decided on the amendment on Wednesday.
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