Society
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Czech app helps new moms overcome “baby blues”
The Kogito app, launched 18 months ago, is a form of “first aid” for new moms suffering from post natal depression.
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The Boršč: When a taste of home means something more
Prague restaurant The Boršč is run by Oleksandr Martynov and Nataliya Bas. The Ukrainian pair discuss its mission, serving Russians, Willem Dafoe's recent visit and more.
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Will Czech men take to wearing skirts?
It is not unusual to see men wearing Scottish kilts on the streets of Prague during the summer, but Czech men might soon rival the tourists in showing a bit of leg.
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Czechia loses its last Czechoslovak RAF pilot with death of Emil Boček
Last Saturday saw the passing of the last surviving Czechoslovak RAF pilot. Emil Boček died just a month after his 100th birthday.
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Secret doors to Narnia: the brothers who own sister teahouses
For almost a decade, brothers Andy and Martin Fell have owned a pair of quirky sister teahouses, one in Prague and one in Glasgow.
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Arts and humanities academics say they barely make a living wage
On Teachers’ Day, Tuesday 28 March, a large-scale, nationwide demonstration will be taking place to protest against the chronic underfunding of the humanities in Czechia.
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She’s Gone: Israeli artist displays clothes of domestic violence victims at Prague exhibition
An art installation by Israeli artist Keren Goldstein Yehezkeli protesting against the global phenomenon of femicide is on display in the lower house of Czech Parliament.
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Why are so many Ukrainian children not attending school in Czechia?
A portion of the Ukrainian child refugee population in Czechia is missing out on formal education because there aren’t enough school places for them.
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Czech scouts make thousands of trench candles for Ukraine
For several weeks now, Czech scouts have been making special candles for Ukrainian soldiers and civilians to be used in the trenches and during power cuts.
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What attracts tourists to Prague?
A new study looking at differences in tourist behaviour and motivation between countries has come up with some interesting findings.
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Famous Czech glassworks produces glass bell for Klok & Peel Museum in Asten
The Harrachov glassworks - the oldest surviving glassworks in Czechia -is making a glass bell for the Klok & Peel Museum in Asten .
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“The organisers try to push people further every time”: extremism expert on anti-government demo
Saturday’s anti-government demonstration in Prague’s Wenceslas Square turned violent when a small portion of the protestors tried to enter the National Museum by force.
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