Society
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Václav Havel in his own words
Czechia has given the world many notable figures. However, no Czech has garnered as much respect worldwide in recent history as Prague-born Václav Havel.
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Disinformation in Czechia continues to threaten democracy
Disinformation in Czechia has shifted significantly over the last few years. So, what is being done to combat it?
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Around 1,000 vehicles damaged in floods -experts warn some could surface in used car sales
People have reported about a thousand cases of flood-damaged cars to insurance companies and experts are warning that some of them could surface in used car sales.
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Czechia struggling with pensions reform
The Czech government is about to raise the retirement age to 67 despite the opposition parties' obstruction tactics in the lower house.
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Harvest time: Czechia’s mushroom season in full swing
Thousands of Czechs are heading for the country’s thick pine forests these days to pick mushrooms.
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European Commission to Czechia: end discrimination of Roma children!
The European Commission has initiated infringement proceedings against Czechia for discrimination of Roma children placed in special and substandard schools.
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Czechs perceive price increases as biggest threat, but fears of migration have also increased
Inflation, climate change, and other global events have an impact on people's mental health. What's the situation in Czechia? A study from PAQ Research has the answers.
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This weekend: music, food, drink and fireworks at Břevnov Festival 2024
From Friday 4th to the evening of Sunday 6th, the Břevnov Monastery is hosting a funfair of food, drink, crafts, music and fireworks within its historic grounds.
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Doctors test unique method in Pardubice: Pancreatic cancer detected from a few milliliters of blood
Approximately 2,400 people develop pancreatic cancer in Czechia annually. Researchers at the University of Pardubice have found a method that may make diagnosing simpler.
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New report shows sharp increase in social media addiction among adolescents
New data from the World Health Organisation's European Section shows a sharp increase in problematic social media use among adolescents.
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“To all who care”: Initiative of academics, students and relatives seeks to change firearms laws
Nine months after the attack at Charles University’s Faculty of Arts, a group of students, academics and family members of victims have launched a petition.
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People in Need steps up efforts to bring support to flood-hit regions in Czechia
This year’s floods are the second-largest natural disaster in Czechia’s modern history, with only the August 2002 floods causing more damage.
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