Society
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Czech village wows country with first digital mayor
He doesn’t eat, sleep or get paid. He’s always in a good mood, ready to help, knows all the answers and never goes on holiday. Meet Czechia’s first digital mayor.
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Award-winning radio play revisits Pussy Riot protest and questions the Putin regime
The radio play Matko boží, vyžeň Putina (Mother of God, Banish Putin) has won Czech Radio first place at the UK International Radio Drama Festival 2026, held in Canterbury.
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Artist Šedá’s book of Czech “bad habits” in running for top award
The National Collection of Bad Habits is an online project run by conceptual artist Kateřina Šedá. A book stemming from it is now in the running for a top literary prize.
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Court ruling sends Czech–Vatican treaty back to the drawing board
The Constitutional Court has stopped the ratification of the Czech-Vatican treaty on the grounds that parts of it are in conflict with the Czech constitutional order.
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From “dark mode” to real-life connection: How Pavlína Louženská reads the future
Pavlína Louženská is a trend forecaster, helping banks, startups and other organisations understand likely developments in the coming years – and plan accordingly.
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In the time between school and work: Prague plays Pokémon
The Pokémon scene in Prague is vibrant and active, with a mix of official events, dedicated gaming stores, and a bustling Pokémon GO community. Kaja Novak checked it out.
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What Easter really means to Protestants in Czechia
This Czechast special revisits an interview with Czech Brethren minister Miki Erdinger on faith, Easter, and belief in one of Europe’s most secular societies.
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Czech Technical University launches Visual Computing and Game Design studies
The computer game industry is big in Czechia and the business has sparked enormous interest in this career path among the young.
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Demographers ringing alarm bells: Czech birth rate falls to lowest level since 1785
Demographers are ringing alarm bells –Czechs are slowly dying out. The birth rate has been steadily declining and last year it reached its lowest level in 240 years.
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Minister pushing for law to criminalize drink spiking
Despite the prevalence of drink spiking, the act as such is still not defined as a criminal offence under Czech law. Some politicians are now pushing to change that.
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Czech scientists develop probiotic dental nanofloss that could help prevent gum disease
Czech scientists say they’ve developed the first probiotic dental nanofloss, releasing beneficial bacteria under the gums. I spoke with researcher Filip Hromčík.
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Czech experiment with cash and social help for homeless people challenges stereotypes
Researchers in Czechia tested whether cash support or social worker help could improve life for people on the streets. I spoke to Melanie Zajacová about the results.
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