Society
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“We are your dating agency!”: Brno Transport Company slogan sparks public outcry
A new campaign by the Brno Transport Company, using the slogans “A place where you can loosen up” or ”We are your dating agency!” have sparked both criticism and jokes.
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Cheers! Czech beer culture given status of ‘intangible cultural heritage’
The Ministry of Culture has added Czech beer and brewing culture to the List of Intangible Cultural Heritage of the Czech Republic.
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“People in Need is relatively well protected”: How Trump’s aid cuts affect Czechia’s foremost NGO
US President Trump’s decision to stop funding aid agencies will also affect Czech NGOs. I spoke to People in Need's Richard Walker to see how PIN is adjusting to the news.
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Guns and knives in class: Czech schools grapple with rise in violence
Last week alone police received 13 emergency calls from schools reporting attacks on teachers or classmates. How are schools preparing for such crisis situations?
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Is it the beer? Plzeň beats Prague and Brno on Numbeo quality of life index
Plzeň is ranked 54th on the Numbeo quality of life index for January, overtaking not only Prague and Brno, but cities such as Oslo, Madrid, Dubai and Berlin.
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Free menstrual products could become standard in Czech schools
Toilet paper, soap, but also period products could soon become mandatory items in the toilets of primary and secondary schools across Czechia.
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Number of Czech children without doctors continues to rise
Across Czechia, more and more children are losing access to paediatric care. The problem stems from both aging doctors and a lack of state support.
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Prague expected to add 400,000 residents by 2050: What can be done to ease its growth?
According to a forecast from the Institute of Planning and Development, Prague is expected to have 400,000 more residents by 2050. So, what can be done to ease its growth?
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Jewish Museum head Pavla Niklová: When Oct. 7 happened we realised we live in an open society
The director of the Jewish Museum in Prague, Pavla Niklová, on everything from her own background to whether it has been much impacted by the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Interest in firearms licenses on the rise due to security fears and amendment to law
Since the Russian full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Czechs have been purchasing guns more frequently. Last year alone, Czechs legally bought 30,000 firearms. But why?
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New law aims for more liberal policy on psychoactive substances – but there’s a hitch
The government has moved to introduce a regulated sale of kratom and other psychoactive drugs considered low-risk. However the lack of regulations is causing problems.
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Tragic restaurant fire puts spotlight on safety of gas heaters in public premises
An investigation is underway into a night fire in a restaurant in the town of Most, north of Prague, that claimed six lives and left eight others injured.
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