Society
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Brno hosted first-ever Sudeten German convention in Czech Republic amid reconciliation march
Brno hosted the first-ever Sudeten German convention in Czechia, as thousands also joined a reconciliation march recalling the 1945 expulsion of Germans.
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Nanoplastics penetrate the lungs’ protective barrier: "We have no way to eliminate them"
Czech researchers have discovered that nanoplastics can weaken the lungs’ natural defence system, raising fresh concerns about the health risks.
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US doctor exposed to Ebola to be treated in Prague under strict isolation
Czechia will receive a US doctor exposed to Ebola in Uganda on Wednesday evening. Health Minister Adam Vojtěch says there is no public risk.
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“Father of detox” Jaroslav Skála began helping people sober up in Prague 75 years ago
When psychiatrist Jaroslav Skála opened the world’s first medically supervised sobering-up station, he wanted to help intoxicated people rather than punish them.
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Jules Verne’s dream machine takes flight in Czech record-breaking replica
A replica of the Albatross - the fantastical flying machine from Jules Verne’s 1886 novel Robur the Conqueror - successfully took flight in Pelhřimov, Czechia.
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The skull of Saint Zdislava safely extracted from concrete: “It’s a miracle!” say the Dominicans
The story of the theft of the skull of Saint Zdislava has a happy ending. The police found it in time and restorers say it will be preserved for future generations.
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Who is turning 100 and still making children laugh? Meet Hurvínek
Puppets are considered a true national heritage in Czechia. This year, one of the most famous of them, the little rascal Hurvínek, celebrates his 100th birthday.
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Prague Archbishop warns thief of priceless human relic he could be struck down by curse
The skull of Saint Zdislava, a priceless 800-year-old relic, was stolen this week from a glass case in the Basilica of St Lawrence and St Zdislava north of Prague.
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Plzeň: Convoy of Liberty recreates 1945 liberation with tanks, veterans and military aircraft
The Convoy of Liberty drove through the west Bohemian city of Plzeň on Sunday commemorating the end of World War II and the city’s liberation by the US Army in May 1945.
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From erecting maypoles to kissing at Mácha’s statue: Why Czechs celebrate Valentine on May Day
While much of the world celebrates love on Valentine’s Day in February, in Czechia it is May 1 that truly belongs to lovers.
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Time for a ban? Seventeen dead in Czechia of Kratom-related intoxication last year
Experts are ringing alarm bells. The number of deaths related to kratom use is on the rise as is the number of emergency calls to minors who collapse after using it.
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Czechia ranks high in Prosperity Index, but sociologist Daniel Prokop warns results can mislead
Czechia ranks highly in the Prosperity Index, which measures wealth and social conditions — but sociologist Daniel Prokop warns the results can be misleading.
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