Society
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Czech hospitals deal with growing number of post-Covid syndrome in children
With a growing number of Czech children being diagnosed with Covid-19, hospitals in the Czech Republic are dealing with an increasing number of cases of PIMS-TS.
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Restaurant owner Jan Čulík urges Czechs to eat carp all year round
Most Czechs only eat carp once a year, on Christmas Eve. Czech businessman Jan Čulík aims to change that and make Czechs eat carp all year round.
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Mamacoffee’s tiny new Prague ‘non-profit café’ has a big mission
Café Nezisk is quite possibly the smallest café in Prague with big ambitions – to raise awareness of (and money for) Czech non-profits while selling fair trade coffee.
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Czech health workers face threats and harassment as they battle Covid
The “fifth wave” of the coronavirus epidemic in the Czech Republic may have started to lose steam, but health workers face harassment from deniers and anti-vaxxers.
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Why does Mikuláš visit on December 5th?
Like many European countries, Czechs celebrate Saint Nicholas Day as a separate holiday from Christmas, with its own traditions.
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Meet the Liberec-based English teacher whose videos are a global hit
English teacher Steve Watts is currently Czechia’s most popular YouTuber, with more than 12 million subscribers of his education channel Steve and Maggie.
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In memoriam: Petr Uhl, Charter 77 co-founder, human rights activist, journalist and politician
Petr Uhl, a co-founder of the Charter 77 movement along with Václav Havel and among the longest-imprisoned dissidents under Communism, has died at the age of 80.
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Bookfeeding Project offers more than books to disadvantaged communities worldwide
The Bookfeeding Project is an association aimed at establishing educational hubs and libraries in disadvantaged communities worldwide.
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Deniers and antivaxxers undermining efforts to curb soaring Covid numbers in Czechia
As the Covid epidemic in the Czech Republic gathers force the government's efforts to curb the soaring numbers are complicated by a large number of deniers and antivaxxers.
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Some Prague Christmas markets will open to visitors despite worsening pandemic
Preparations for Christmas are helping to dispel some of the doom and gloom surrounding the worsening coronavirus epidemic in the Czech Republic.
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Record number of shops join autumn National Food Collection
People around the Czech Republic have donated more than 410 tonnes of food and hygiene products for people in need within the bi-annual National Food Collection.
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Doctors defend brutally frank vaccine campaign
A brutally frank campaign in the media showing people close to death and those who have succumbed to Covid has sparked controversy among media experts and the public alike.
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