Society
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An end to unlimited egg and sperm donation?
At the moment, there is no limit in Czechia to the amount of times somebody can donate their egg and sperm cells for assisted reproduction. But a new law may change that.
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Groundbreaking Czech Roma leader Karel Holomek dies at 86
One of Czechia’s top Roma leaders, Karel Holomek, has died at 86. An activist, politician and journalist, he was involved in the foundation of the Museum of Romani Culture.
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Istanbul Convention would ensure that tackling domestic violence will stay a priority, says expert
Police statistics indicate a year-on-year increase in reported cases of domestic and sexual violence in Czechia. But what do the numbers mean?
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Demand for craftsmen on rise
If you live in Czechia and are planning to get your bathroom redone, you may be out of luck. Companies offering the services of tradesmen are reporting a surge in demand.
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President Pavel on 1968 invasion: Russia has not changed
August 21 marks the 55th anniversary of the invasion of Czechoslovakia by Soviet-led Warsaw Pact troops, ushering in a long period of political and moral decline.
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From New Zealand to Prague through a burned letter
Helene Ritchie tells the moving story of her search for her family's past, beginning with a letter that her mother burned in 1945.
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Head of prestigious medical institute suspected of usury
The head of the prestigious Prague-based Institute of Clinical and Experimental Medicine (IKEM) Michal Stiborek is suspected of having made millions from usury.
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Interior minister: Czechia not “less safe” because of foreigners
Czech politicians have moved to quell anti-Ukrainian sentiment in the wake of two violent attacks against Czech women, which were reportedly committed by Ukrainian youths.
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Why do so few Czech women want to be in politics?
Only 26 percent of Czech MPs are women. Why do so few Czech women want to be in politics? Lenka Hrbkova from Masaryk University speaks about the challenges that they face.
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Czech scientists take part in Amazonian ayahuasca ceremony to test it as treatment for depression
In order to test its therapeutic potential, Czech scientists have travelled to Peru to partake in the infamous ayahuasca ceremony and try out the drug themselves.
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Ministry will no longer pay for Czech language test required for permanent residence
The Interior and Education Ministries have proposed some changes to the rules governing the language test required for foreigners to obtain permanent residence in Czechia.
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Czech police chief sorry for saying women “very often” make up rape claims
The head of the Czech police, Martin Vondrášek, has apologised after saying in an interview that women “very often” make up claims of sexual assault. But is that enough?
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