Society
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Why did Czechoslovakia decriminalise homosexuality relatively early?
Czechoslovakia decriminalised homosexuality in 1961, earlier than many Western European countries. Why was it that the repressive Communist regime showed such tolerance?
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Czech NGOs fear stricter legislation will impact Ukrainian refugees
In connection with the World Refugee Day, the Czech office of the UN Refugee Agency hosted a debate addressing the current situation of Ukrainian refugees in Czechia.
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“It’s experience dining”: 50m-high Dinner in the Sky to return to Prague
Dinner in the Sky is a food concept taking place across the world highlighting the best chefs in gastronomy at high altitudes.
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Anniversary of the Week
Founder of world-famous luxury glass company Moser born 190 years ago
Ludwig Löwi Moser supplied the courts of emperors and monarchs such as Franz Joseph I, the Persian Shah and the British King Edward VII with his elegant creations.
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A day for dads: But are Czech fathers active parents?
Father’s Day is this Sunday, but are Czech dads actively involved in the domestic duties of running a family? Dr. Jana Klímová Chaloupková answered our questions.
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Steroid abuse among young people in Czechia on rise
According to the Czech police, there has been a sharp increase in the number of young people taking steroids. Experts say that social media plays a significant role.
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How Czechs became experts on the female orgasm
In the 1950s, Czech sexologists started to research the female orgasm, outpacing most of their colleagues abroad.
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Navrátilová: I’m happy today’s children don’t have to leave country
Czech-born all-time tennis great Martina Navrátilová has just received an award in Prague, the silver medal of the president of the Senate.
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Prague march to highlight violence against women – and press for change
A march on Thursday to show solidarity with victims of sexual and domestic violence. The organisers are also demanding the Czech government ratify the Istanbul Convention.
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Sharing food with strangers: Tables in shape of heart surround Prague’s St Vitus Cathedral
Hundreds of people gathered at Prague Castle on Monday to sit at tables arranged in the shape of a heart around St. Vitus Cathedral and break bread with their neighbours.
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Less freedom, more sex
There were no goods in shops. You weren’t allowed to travel. Rock stars didn’t come to the country to perform. So how else were Czechs supposed to entertain themselves?
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Chicago best friends turn passion for food into American restaurant in lower Žižkov
Phillip Schniedermeier and Jeff Couloute, owners of the restaurant Philly & Co’s in Žižkov have turned their passion for American food into a hub for locals and expats.
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