Society
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Jews gather in Moravian town of Holešov to honor Rabbi Shakh's legacy
Dozens of observant Jews will soon gather in Holešov to honor Rabbi Shabtai ha-Kohen, or Shakh, on the anniversary of his death, more than three centuries ago.
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Czech diplomacy Down Under: Jana Tyrer on her career and role as Czechia’s ambassador to Australia
As part of our new series on Czech Women Pioneers, we look at Czechia’s female ambassadors, and speak to Jana Tyrer, currently serving as the Czech ambassador to Australia.
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Cars and candles to Ukraine: How Czechs are providing non-military supplies to Ukrainian troops
Three years on, many Czechs are still actively supporting Ukraine’s war efforts. Danny Bate spoke to Jiří Pospíšil from the organisation Pomáháme Ukrajině about their work.
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Plzeň or Turnov? Where is the best place to live in Czechia?
A new ranking of Czechia’s micro-regions has revealed an unexpected winner when it comes to quality of life: the small town of Turnov in the Liberec region.
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From glider to fighter: Military pilot Kateřina Hlavsová on her career in Czech Air Force
The world of aviation has long been dominated by men. Major Kateřina Hlavsová is one of the exceptions. Here's her story.
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Would you drink pure foam? Czech beer goes viral yet again
A recent article in The New York TImes sparked debate about 'mlíko', a Czech way of serving beer, which is mostly foam. We went to investigate the matter to a local pub.
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Really doing your share at home? Martina Dvořáková’s audit helps couples find out
Martina Dvořáková is the creator of the Fair Household audit, a questionnaire that helps couples reflect on whether the division of work in their home is truly equitable.
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Older than Czechoslovakia: Oldest resident of Czechia celebrates 108th birthday
Blažena Strachotová, the oldest living citizen of Czechia, is 108 years old. Born on February 9, 1917, in Slavičín in the Zlín region, she now resides in České Budějovice.
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Czechast with Jitka Hloušková
How to change the switch on life's journey? Jitka Hloušková knows the answer!
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Ostrava University fourth in world to offer BA study course in cimbalom
The Faculty of Arts of the University of Ostrava will soon become the fourth place in the world to offer a BA study course in cimbalom music.
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Teacher, senator, martyr: Women’s rights champion Františka Plamínková, born 150 years ago
On February 5th 1875, Františka Plamínková was born, who fought for rights of women in Czechoslovakia, before her execution by the Nazis in 1942.
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Wine not? Czech Dry February campaign returns to promote break from alcohol
Petr Freimann talks to us about the national Dry February campaign (‘Suchej únor’), which is running for another year to help Czechs to take a month’s break from alcohol.
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