Society
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Public collection underway to preserve bronze group sculpture of 82 murdered Lidice children
Eighty-two years after the Lidice massacre, people are contributing to the reconstruction of the Lidice Memorial that serves as a memento to future generations.
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Six thousand kilometers of bananas: Fairtrade Czechia and Slovakia celebrate 20 years
Fair trade, the idea that shoppers should pay a fair price for crops grown in a sustainable and environmentally friendly way, is gaining recognition in Czechia.
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Philately
Penny Black, Red Mercury and Blue Mauritius: rare stamps now on display in Prague exhibition
For six days, starting on November 12th, a unique exhibition of rare stamps and other extraordinary historical objects has opened in central Prague.
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Does Prague have a car problem? Expert comments on obstacles to building a more sustainable city
Prague’s car problem is not a secret. High car ownership persists, mainly because of political resistance and preservation laws which hinder efforts to reduce cars.
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Anniversary of the Week
November 12, 1989: Canonization of Agnes of Bohemia
The canonization of Agnes of Bohemia 35 years ago marked a turning point for Czechoslovakia, symbolizing hope and the promise of change.
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Charles University's first female rector on US ties, equal opportunities and other challenges
Milena Králíčková, the first woman to hold the position of rector in Charles University’s long history, talks about her recent working visit to the US and other topics.
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Czech women still delaying parenthood for careers but trend is slowing down
Although many Czech women are still delaying parenthood to focus on careers, new research from the SYRI Institute suggests that this trend may be slowing down.
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Historic Torah, looted by the Nazis, finds new home in Liberec
A historic Torah scroll that survived the Holocaust and decades of neglect under Communist rule has found a new home in Liberec.
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Anniversary of the Week
20 years since the end of conscription: Has the professional Czech army lived up to expectations?
On November 4th 2004, the Czech Senate approved the end of compulsory military service. Thousands of young men across the country were relieved.
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An All Souls' Day trip to Prague’s magnificent cemeteries
For All Souls' Day (known as Dušičky in Czech), architect Filip Ditrich shared with us some of his knowledge of Prague’s cemeteries that you too might like to visit.
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Look after thy neighbour’s children: community childminding scheme could be rolled out from next May
The Czech state is considering a nationwide scheme of neighbourhood children's groups, in which groups of four children are cared for by a member of the local community.
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Deferral of school starting age filling kindergartens across Czechia
The Education Ministry wants to curb the excessively high number of Czech children who start primary school with a year-long delay for no good reason.
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