Society
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Anniversary of the Week
October 8, 1893: Náměstí Míru’s distinctive St. Ludmila church consecrated
A spectacular ceremony accompanied the consecration of the Basilica of St. Ludmila in Prague’s Vinohrady district 130 years ago.
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Child specialists say behavioral problems in school require therapy not punishment
The Czech School Inspectorate says the number of children with behavioral problems has increased in recent years and teachers are ill prepared to deal with the challenge.
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More than 18% of university students on Czech campuses are internationals
New data from the Czech Statistics Office show that one fifth of students on Czech campuses are internationals.
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Czech theatre companies pen open letter to PM Fiala pushing for marriage equality
Czech theatres across the country wrote an open letter to PM Fiala to push for marriage equality. I spoke with Martin Sládeček about why it was important to take a stand.
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“Give the blood that you want to receive”: head of Czech Red Cross on Czechia's donor shortage
According to the Czech Red Cross there are currently about 250,000 regular blood donors in Czechia – but the country is still short of at least 50,000.
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Tributes paid to journalist Daniel Anýž
Tributes have been pouring in for Daniel Anýž, the Czech journalist and commentator who died on Saturday at the age of 59.
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Prague tram converted into bistro near historic Strahov Stadium
At Prague’s Bistro Točna, owner Jan Řídký and his business partner have turned a historical tram stop into a thriving business frequented by locals and tourists alike.
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Churches dedicated to the Czech nation’s patron saint: St. Wenceslas
September 28 is St. Wenceslas Day, a state holiday marking the death of the nation's patron saint.
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Benjamin Tallis on “neo-idealist” Lipavský – and how Ukraine can save EU
In his book To Ukraine With Love Benjamin Tallis identifies a "neo-idealist" approach to foreign affairs seen in, among others, Czech Foreign Minister Jan Lipavský.
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“It's just a piece of fabric!” Czech couple defies fashion stereotypes
Vlasta Černý and his wife Michaela describe themselves as an “almost” normal heterosexual couple, except that Vlasta has a soft spot for women’s dresses.
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Should Czechia fear fentanyl crisis like that seen in US?
The narcotic fentanyl has had a devastating impact in the US, contributing to record overdose numbers. Should the authorities be worried about a similar crisis in Czechia?
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Expert: Shorter degree courses could attract more Czechs to universities
Czechia has the third lowest share of university graduates in the European Union, after Italy and Romania, according to a recent study published by the OECD.
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