Society
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From London to Bohemia: Benjamin Souček on restoring stately homes, and family roots
UK-born Benjamin Souček renovates stately homes in Czechia, the country of his forefathers, and has received an award at the Senate forservices to its cultural heritage.
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Public service media debate escalates: Employees on strike alert as Babiš meets Chudárek
The proposed law on public service media, which would change the funding model of Czech Television and Czech Radio, has become one of the most debated issues.
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Roma segregation, refugees, and climate: Amnesty flags concerns in Czechia
Amnesty International highlights ongoing Roma segregation, refugee integration challenges, arms exports, and climate concerns in Czechia.
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Amnesty’s Martina Nejedlá on Czechia’s human rights record
This Czechast features a full interview with Amnesty International's spokesperson Martina Nejedlá on the latest report on human rights in Czechia.
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Kingdom Come: Deliverance II scores at BAFTA
The video game Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, developed by the Czech studio Warhorse Studios, has won a BAFTA Games Award for Best Narrative.
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Katie Perkins on bringing real US-style bagels to Prague with Bejgl
A new bagel shop, simply named Bejgl, has been making waves since opening recently in Prague’s Vinohrady district. It was started by American expat Katie Perkins.
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“Better to be in a wheelchair than with communists”: Actor Jan Potměšil dies at 60
On Thursday evening, theatre and film actor Jan Potměšil passed away in his sleep after a prolonged illness. He was 60 years old.
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What is the “typical Czech” really like? Solvo survey reveals our passions and vices
What matters most to Czechs? What do they strive for and what do they fear? The “Czechs 2026” survey mapped the values, attitudes, and concerns of Czechs.
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From Utah to the Vltava: Exploring Mormonism’s fragile growth in Prague
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has a small but established presence in Prague. Mae Bryant went to check out the life of Prague’s LDS community.
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Concerns over public media independence in Czechia, as government unveils funding shake-up
A planned overhaul of public media funding has raised an outcry from the opposition which sees it as an attack on media independence and plans to fight it all the way.
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Czech “Route 66” event draws hundreds of American vintage car enthusiasts
Příbram, southern Bohemia, was transformed into a motorists’ paradise this weekend when the town hosted its annual “Route 66” veteran car parade.
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One surgery instead of two? Czech scientists develop dissolving implants
Czech scientists are developing new implants that gradually dissolve in the body, eliminating the need for follow-up operations.
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