Society
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Anniversary of the Week
From craft to art: World’s oldest glassmaking school turns 170
This year marks 170 years since the small North Bohemian town Kamenický Šenov began writing the story of the world’s oldest glassmaking school.
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Kratom: Will local bans help reduce its use among young people?
Despite the new rules, kratom remains widespread among young people. One of the solutions is banning the consumption of kratom in public spaces.
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Prague’s National Museum sends mobile 3D digitization lab to Ukraine to protect cultural heritage
Prague’s National Museum is sending a mobile digitization lab to Ukraine to preserve war-threatened heritage by creating detailed 3D records of objects and monuments.
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Czech, US nationals among suspects charged in Pardubice terror arson case
Police have detained three people on terrorism charges in connection with the arson attack against an arms producer’s facility in Pardubice.
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Dozens detained in major match-fixing and corruption probe in Czech football
Dozens of people have been detained in a sweeping police operation targeting suspected corruption and betting-related fraud in Czech football.
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Suspected attack on Czech arms firm sparks debate over security and state responsibility
A suspected attack on an arms company in Pardubice has triggered debate on security, as PM Andrej Babiš urges firms to better protect their facilities.
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Voices of Dead Languages: Jan Bičovský on bringing ancient languages back to life
Linguists at Charles University are reconstructing how ancient languages sounded. I discussed the Voices of Dead Languages project with one of its initiators Jan Bičovský.
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How should Czechia deal with its Communist past? Interview with Kamil Nedvědický
In Czechast, Kamil Nedvědický, a lawyer and historian explains why the past still matters 35 years after the fall of Communism.
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Turning research into real therapy: Veronika Verdonckt Smutná on science inside the private sector
A scientific career can take on many forms. For Veronika Smutná, it was a transition from public research to clinical development in the private pharmaceutical sphere.
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From besieged Gaza to Hungarian rap: One World film festival brings the globe to Prague
The 28th edition of the One World film festival gets underway in Prague on Wednesday night with a screening of the Hungarian documentary Meant to Be.
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End of 16-year medal drought: First two silver medals for Czechia at Paralympics
Czech para athletes Carina Edlingerová and Simona Bubeníčková secured silver medals for the Czech Republic at the Winter Paralympic Games in Tesero.
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Lenka Králová: what it means to live openly as a transgender person in Czechia
In Czechast, Lenka Králová speaks about life as a transgender person in Czechia, the reactions she encounters online and why personal stories can change minds.
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