Thomas McEnchroe

We spoke to Michal Pitoňák, one of the authors of a new National Institute of Mental Health study showing that harrasment against the LGBTQ+ community is rising. 

Naďa Urbánková, one of Czechia’s most famous pop and country signers, died this month at the age of 83. She was also known for starring in several iconic Czechoslovak films

I disucssed the announcement that the US Embassy wants Westinghouse to secure Dukovany nuclear power bid with journalist Daniel Anýž, an expert on Czech-American relations.

Prague representatives of the Together coalition, the Pirate Party and the Mayors and Independents signed a coalition agreement after five months of tough negotiations.

Flat prices went down for the first time since 2013 in Czechia in the last quarter of 2022, according to the index of Hypoteční banka. But real price decline may be higher.

Radio Prague International brings you this special broadcast in collaboration with Radio Canada International, Polskie Radio, Radio Romania International and Swissinfo.

Following his failed presidential bid, Andrej Babiš announced changes in the leadership of the ANO party. I discussed the moves with political analyst Jiří Pehe.

Petr Pavel has been elected as Czechia’s fourth president. A career soldier, Pavel served as Chief of the Czech General Staff and as Chair of NATO’s Military Committee.

A special tram commemorating the 30 year anniversary of President Vaclav Havel’s election began making rounds across Prague this Thursday. 

The Language of the Poster 1890 – 1938 focuses on the golden era of poster art and advertising. It is currently on display at Prague’s Museum of Decorative Arts.