Society
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CR faces “summer wave” of Covid as 1,000 daily cases seen again
Covid-19 seems to be making another comeback in the Czech Republic. This week has seen over 1,000 new cases a day for the first time since in two months.
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Landscape photographer builds refugee shelter in ex-corner shop
Pavel Oskin, a photographer originally from Belarus, set up a shelter for Ukrainian refugees in an empty building slated for demolition. But the donations are drying up.
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Ships passing on the Vltava
Kevin Loo reflects on two of his favourite spots in Prague and how their maritime nature parallels the experience of living in a foreign country.
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Study finds that less than half of Czech children are satisfied with their looks
A new study by researchers from the University of Olomouc on how social media affects children’s self-perception and mental health has found some alarming results.
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Annual pottery and crafts market in Beroun pulls the crowds
The traditional pottery and crafts market in Beroun’s Hus square welcomed thousands of visitors in June. organizer Jolana Izbická talks about its long tradition.
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Nicotine pouches a growing problem in Czech schools
An increasing number of Czech teenagers and young adults are using nicotine pouches, which are available in shops without any restrictions.
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End of Prague Covid-era hotel programme could put homeless back on street
A string of NGOs has written an open letter to City Hall calling for the extension of a programme of renting rooms for homeless people at four Prague hotels and hostels.
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Martin Klíma: 1989 student leader who found global games success
Martin Klíma, a student leader of Czechoslovakia’s Velvet Revolution, brought role-playing games to the country and has found global success with Warhorse Studios.
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Tombstone fragments from Prague pedestrian zone to be used in new Jewish monument
Prague Jewish Community has launched a crowdfunding campaign to finance a monument made of fragments of Jewish tombstones removed from the city’s pavements.
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100 days since start of Russian invasion: how much has Czechia helped Ukraine?
June 3 marks 100 days since Russia unleashed a war in Ukraine. We look back at what the Czech Republic has done to help the war-torn country.
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Regional governors up in arms over Prague’s decision to close its centre for refugees
The decision of Prague Mayor Zdeněk Hřib to close the capital’s centre for refugees in mid-June, due to overload, has elicited sharp criticism from regional governors.
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Five years on from Czech smoking ban: what are the effects?
Czechia was the last EU country to bring in a smoking ban. On the day the ban came into effect five years ago, we look at its effects on health, attitudes, and the economy.
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