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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

03:19
Sport

Czech U20s win silver at ice hockey World Championship, igniting hopes of return to past glories

This week saw the Czech U20 National Ice Hockey team reach the World Championship finals for the first time in 22 years.
27:22

Czechia in 30 minutes (January 4, 2022)

News; Economist on Czechia's recession; Czech master craftsman's work in Glass Onion; Dissident Viktor Fainberg dies; The rise and fall of Czechoslovakism.
05:33
Business

Economist: Recession will hit Czechia harder than most other EU states in 2023

We asked Cyrrus bank analyst Vít Hradil about Czechia's economic prospects in 2023.
11:04
The Velvet Divorce

The rise and fall of Czechoslovakism

Where did Czechoslovakism, one of the guiding doctrines of the First Republic, come from and why did it fail?
03:04
Domestic affairs

“Czechia has changed” – Fiala hosts special dinner for former PMs to mark Velvet Divorce anniversary

Monday saw no fewer than nine former Czech prime ministers attend a special dinner hosted by the country’s current head of government.
30:26
Culture

Czechia to host several international music stars in 2023

Next year Prague is set to see the goodbye concert of Kiss, a return of Maroon 5 and the first ever visit of Jack Black’s Tenacious D.
Society

What’s happening in Czechia's big cities on New Year’s Eve?

People across Czechia are getting ready for Saturday’s New Year’s celebrations. Here is a summary of some of the events that are happening in the big cities.
03:03
Science and technology

Covid pandemic led Czech company to print cellos – now they’re being sold around the world

It weighs just two kilograms and can be packed for travel, but it sounds just like the wooden original.
03:14
Foreign policy

People in Need halts programmes in Afghanistan after Taliban bans female aid workers

In response to the Taliban‘s crackdown on women’s rights in Afghanistan, Czech NGO People in Need have suspended their programmes in the country.
03:18
Travel

“I was euphoric”: Český Krumlov marks 30 years of UNESCO status

Český Krumlov, one of Czechia’s best preserved historic towns, is celebrating three decades since it was added to the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites.

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