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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

04:29
Society

Up to half of Czech population may already have COVID-19 antibodies, largescale study finds

According to the results of a study conducted by the RECETOX research centre, around half of the adult Czech population may already have developed COVID-19 antibodies.
Business

Statisticians: Industrial producer prices at 15 year high

July saw year-on-year industrial producer prices grow by 7.8 percent, the biggest rise since November 2004, the Czech Statistics Agency announced on Monday.
04:23
Foreign policy

Afghan interpreters in spotlight as second Czech plane lands in Kabul

Like other NATO states, the Czech Republic is struggling to evacuate its Afghan co-workers from the possible wrath of Taliban forces which entered Kabul last week.
03:23
Foreign policy

Czech Republic begins evacuation of Czech Embassy and associated Afghan personnel from Kabul

Following the rapid advance of Taliban forces, the Czech Republic has begun evacuating its personnel from Afghanistan.
21:31
Czechs abroad

“Our strengths lie in similar fields”, says Czech ambassador to Canada

Bořek Lizec has been serving as the Czech ambassador to Canada since 2019. Radio Prague International caught up with him to discuss Czechs in Canada and bilateral relations
03:59
History

Archaeologists unearth divine thrones, thousands of Neolithic and Bronze Age objects in Moravia

Rare jewels, unexplained burial sites and divine thrones are among the objects uncovered during a four-year-long dig near the Moravian city of Přerov.
Business

ČEZ to stop mining brown coal in Northern Bohemia by 2038

The Northern Bohemian brown coal mines belonging to the majority state-owned Czech energy conglomerate ČEZ will stop mining activity by 2038 at the latest.
03:56
Nature

Extreme floods, no spruce forests? What the UN climate change report may mean for Czechia

According to leading Czech ecologists, climate change effects could include an end to spruce forests and major floods at least once a decade.
03:16
Domestic affairs

MPs vote to abolish infant care homes, bring Czech law into line with EU practice

MPs have passed a landmark proposal that would make it illegal to place children below the age of three into institutional care.
11:32
Travel

Prague’s Lennon Wall gets its own museum

The Lennon Wall Story is a new museum that tracks the history and art of one of Prague’s major attractions.

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