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Thomas McEnchroe

I was born into a Czech-English family in Yorkshire, but grew up in Prague and joined Radio Prague International after finishing my Master’s degree. It is a fun job which allows you to cover various topics of which my favourite is history. In my free time I like to read and play floorball.

articles by the author

02:42
Culture

“The flat is completely empty now”: Milan Kundera’s library moves to Brno

The archive of the world-famous writer Milan Kundera is currently in the process of being transported to his home city of Brno.
03:53
Society

“Students don’t know who to talk to about this” – Study looks into bullying at Czech schools

According to a freshly released survey, four out of ten Czech elementary school students between the ages of 11 to 15 say they often encounter verbal abuse in their class.
02:39
Foreign policy

Energy in focus as Qatari Emir visits Prague

The Qatari head of state, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, is currently on a state visit to Prague where he is meeting with Czech and European leaders.
13:52
CZECH MADE

Škoda: the largest car manufacturer in Czechia and one of the oldest in the world

Škoda Auto boasts one of the oldest unbroken histories among car manufacturers still operating in the world today.
Society

Czech meme scene calls for return of Kaliningrad to Czechia

A joke petition calling for the annexation of the Russian port city of Kaliningrad to the Czech Republic has received nearly 12,000 electronic signatures.
03:02
Foreign policy

Pact of Free Cities plans to create think-tank to help Ukraine’s “future reconstruction”

This week Prague hosted a summit of the Pact of Free Cities, where support for Ukraine was at the center of focus.
02:48
Society

“A reset will be necessary” – survey looks into why Czechs are unwilling to learn new job skills

Four out of ten people in Czechia expect that they will be doing the same job until they retire, a new survey shows.
12:23
War in Ukraine

Jan Kofroň: Russia’s nuclear weapons are “its only surviving card”

Recent weeks have seen important events take place in relation to the war in Ukraine. We spoke to Dr Jan Kofroň, a security expert at Charles University.
04:05
Culture

“Unique mosaic of European writing” on show at this year’s Literature Night festival

The annual Literature Night (Noc literatury) is taking place across 80 venues in the country’s capital and regions this Wednesday evening.
03:17
Business

Survey indicates “big movement” on Czech labour market undetected by unemployment statistics

HR firm ManpowerGroup’s latest survey, which looked into the situation on the Czech labour market going into the final quarter of 2022, shows a marked decrease in optimism.

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