Society
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Mikuláš is back – and attempting to break records
On the evening of December 5, Mikuláš (Saint Nicholas) will be making his comeback in Czechia after a two-year hiatus due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Ambassador Nick Archer: Czechs’ knowledge of UK “disconcertingly deep”
After five years, British ambassador Nick Archer’s time in Prague is coming to an end. In an interview on the eve of his departure, he discusses a wide range of subjects.
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“Every Czech a Musician” - cliché or reality?
There is a saying: “Every Czech a musician”. But is there any truth in it? Vít Pohanka set out to find out, whether this saying is more a cliché than reality.
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Candle-lit vigil on Prague’s Národní třída held in support of China’s “zero Covid” policy protests
On Monday night, members of the Chinese community in Prague gathered in Prague’s Národní trída, in a show of solidarity with the anti-government protests in China.
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Study: More than a quarter million people either homeless or facing housing crisis
270,000 people in Czechia are currently either homeless or facing a housing crisis, according to a study commissioned by the Ministry Labour Ministry.
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Czech Christmas
Prague dons its Christmas garb with the start of Advent
Hundreds of people turned out for the official tree lighting ceremony on Prague’s Old Town Square on Sunday.
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My Prague – Šimon Holý
Young film director Šimon Holý takes us to some of his favourite spots in Prague: the Vinohrady district, the school that strongly shaped him and an intimate literary café.
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“It’s changing how victims access support”: App helps combat domestic violence
Friday is the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. It also marks the start of a worldwide annual campaign against gender-based violence.
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Senate to consider handing out “fidelity” awards for long-lasting marriages
The Senate will address a proposal by two of its members for the upper house to hand out “fidelity” awards for long-lasting marriages.
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Sculpture of Putin sitting naked on golden toilet goes to auction
A papier-mâché effigy of Putin and Lukashenko, made famous at anti-Russian demonstrations in Prague over the past year and a half, has now been put to auction.
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Gay US ex-Christian pastor on losing everything before finding acceptance, love, and home in Czechia
Don Hall was a successful evangelical Christian minister, preaching to crowds of people all over the southeastern US. But he was deeply unhappy.
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Importance of freedom and democracy highlighted at November 17 commemorations
This Thursday saw the 33rd anniversary of the onset of the Velvet Revolution. Commemorative events as well as demonstrations were held across the country.
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