Society
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Wider choice and more bargains spell decline for secondhand clothes shops
There was something in the paper this week about how used clothing stores in the Czech Republic have had their day: there are so many bargains to be had elsewhere now that…
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Mailbox
In today's Mailbox we reveal the name of the mystery person from our February competition and announce the names of the four lucky winners. There is also a brand new…
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Magazine
A Czech angler has landed the catch of his life - an Arapaima Gigas weighing over 100 kilograms. Hradec Kralove has a new attraction - a mobile tea-house. And, the…
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Business News
In Business News this week: the number of Czechs with a private pension plan rises by almost ten percent to 3.6 million; the second phase of the Czech Republic's truck…
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Czech high school holds referendum on school uniforms
In the Czech Republic there is no tradition of wearing uniforms in school. But now, in something of a first, students at a private high school in Dubi, north Bohemia, have…
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Prague City Hall and taxi drivers waging war over prices
Ask any tourist about his impressions of Prague and you will get answers like beautiful architecture, beautiful women, great beer, and...expensive taxis. City Hall has…
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Ambassador Richard Graber - radar station does not make Czechs military target
The head of the U.S. Missile Defence Agency was in Brussels this week to argue the case for placing part of its missile defence shield in Poland and the Czech Republic…
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Altay mountain to be named after fictitious Czech character
Prague's Jara Cimrman Theatre, named after a popular fictitious character, is about to become involved in an unusual undertaking. It has put together a group of actors and…
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One World festival - pricking consciences through film
Cinemagoers packed Prague's Lucerna and Svetozor cinemas on Wednesday for the launch of the One World festival of human rights documentary films. The festival - run by the…
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Czech authorities tackle noise pollution
Noise pollution plagues millions of people across Europe. An effort to address the problem on European scale has now brought action here in the Czech Republic where an…
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Oldest technical university in Central Europe marks 300 years of existence
The oldest technical university in Central Europe, the Czech Technical University, is celebrating its 300th anniversary this year. This Prague based institution is…
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Czechs take pains to balance their private lives and careers
Balancing one's private life and career is a problem faced by people in many parts of the world today. Lifestyles here in the Czech Republic have changed hugely in the…
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