Society
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Artworks from Hitler’s collection discovered at Czech museums
Part of a large art collection that once belonged to the Nazi leader Adolf Hitler is dispersed in several Czech museums – often without their curators being aware of it…
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Mailbox
This week in Mailbox: where and how you listen to Radio Prague’s broadcasts, a taste of Radio Prague’s annual writing contest whose results we will be announcing next week…
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Watching the H-Trial
Never having been inside a courtroom or seen a real court case in action it was something of a shock to find myself watching the most notorious show trial of the communist…
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Magazine
The first flower vending machines appear in Prague, Czechs and Germans to meet over knodels in Cheb and a police officer gives Czechs a lesson in honesty. Find out more in…
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Interior Ministry launches guide aimed at helping ban extremist demonstrations
The Czech government has taken another step to meet its pledge of clamping down on ever bolder manifestations of extremism in the country. The latest move is a guide for…
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Prague drops 2020 summer Olympics bid
The city of Prague has decided to drop its bid to host the 2020 summer Olympic Games. City officials said on Tuesday that under the current economic circumstances, City…
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Police clamp down on neo-Nazi protesters around the country
A rise in political extremism in the Czech Republic has been at the centre of media attention in recent weeks, and the past weekend was no exception. In the wake of the…
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Mailbox
In today’s Mailbox: Cardinal Vlk’s appeal to Czech voters, a listener’s memories of Prague, “rediscovering” Radio Prague on WRN, quoting listeners’ quiz answers in Mailbox…
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Early birds
With a deadline for Letter from Prague’s completion fast approaching, I find myself up at the crack of dawn and in front of a computer. At university, this became…
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Magazine
An American family is stunned by the news that their family photo had been turned into an ad by a Prague grocery store. A man survives a fall from the sixth floor. And…
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Sculpture that sparked controversy in Brussels meant to be fun, says creator Černý at Prague launch
The sculpture Entropa has been one of the most reported on aspects of the Czech presidency of the European Union. The artwork, which was placed in an EU building in…
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Romani dying out in Czech Republic, but not as fast as feared
The Romany language is dying out in the Czech Republic, but not as rapidly as some had feared, suggests a survey conducted by linguists at Prague’s Charles University. The…
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