Society
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Merkur: The Czech toy with which you can build cities
For nearly 100 years, Merkur toys have been a popular component of many a child’s toy set. Its easy-to-use metal strips can be used to construct almost anything.
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In memoriam: Sociologist, gender studies pioneer Jiřina Šiklová
Jiřina Šiklová, a sociologist and Charter 77 signatory known for her efforts in smuggling forbidden texts into Communist Czechoslovakia, died on Saturday at the age of 85.
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Life slowly returning to normal in Czechia as hotels, theatres and cinemas prepare to reopen
The government has rubberstamped a further easing of Covid measures that will enable hotels, theatres and cinemas to reopen as of May 24.
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Detained Belarussian activists win People in Need’s Homo Homini Award
The annual One World festival of human rights documentary films got underway on Monday evening under the motto Connection Lost.
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Monday sees Covid restrictions in Czechia lifted for shops and wide range of services
This Monday sees another wave of reopenings as part of the gradual lifting of coronavirus restrictions in the Czech Republic.
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Hairdressers, yes. Tattoo parlours, no. Select services open as Covid-19 restrictions are relaxed
As of Monday, life in the Czech Republic is returning to a degree of normalcy with the relaxation anti-coronavirus restrictions.
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Václav Havel Human Rights Prize awarded to Saudi feminist activist Loujain Al-Hathloul
This year’s Václav Havel Human Rights Prize has been awarded to Saudi feminist activist Loujain Al-Hathloul.
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“It’s a grim situation”: The foreigners going to their native states for vaccination
Some foreigners who are long-term residents of the Czech Republic are opting to travel to their own countries, at considerable cost, to get coronavirus jabs.
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Czech mobile game, which can be played by visually impaired, is getting English makeover
A successful Czech mobile game is now being re-developed into an English version for a global audience.
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New app to help prevent tram and train accidents being tested in Prague and Brno
POZOR TRAMVAJ! is a new app developed by the company Safe Public Transport. Its Bluetooth-based systemcould help prevent accidents involving pedestrians and trams.
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Nano-sanitation of preschool facilities sparks concern about possible side effects
The coronavirus crisis has increased sales of nano sanitizers and nano-facemasks. But parents are now questioning the wisdom of nano spraying kindergarten premises.
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Lockdown-induced social isolation is taking a toll on Czechs, leading to a rise in depression
Social isolation and loneliness are features of living in lockdown, but they can lead to depression and anxiety.
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