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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

04:01
Business

PM: State of food security “catastrophic”

Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš described the country’s agricultural self-sufficiency as catastrophic in a speech to members of the Chamber of Agriculture on Sunday. He…
30:47
Culture

As the Eurovision Song Contest kicks-off Lake Malawi is ready to play at its biggest gig yet

The 64th edition of the annual Eurovision Song Contest is set to start on May 14th in Israel. Forty-one countries are sending bands to Tel-Aviv. Representing the Czechs is…
03:12
Science and technology

EU’s laser scientists in Dolní Břežany working on their most powerful beam system yet

Wondering what a 10 billion Euro investment can do for a village? Dolní Břežany was lucky enough to find out. It now houses an EU research facility containing some of the…
Business

Lorry drivers and crane operators – “men’s” jobs increasingly open to women as unemployment sinks…

Unemployment rates in the Czech Republic have been the lowest Europe-wide for some time now. The latest data on employment levels is set to be released by the Labour…
16:03
History

Prague Uprising: How the last German-held capital fought for freedom

Paris, Lviv and Prague, over a thousand miles apart yet connected by the fact that they all initiated successful uprisings against their German occupiers during World War…
03:38
Domestic affairs

Prague conference seeks to find consensus on approaching 5G cyber threats

Leading experts on cybersecurity from 32 countries are meeting in Prague at the 5G Security Conference held under the auspices of Prime Minister Andrej Babiš. It is hoped…
Daily news summary
12:33
European Union

15 years after accession - what is the deal with Czech Euroscepticism?

15 years after three-quarters of the electorate voted to join the EU, the Czech Republic is commonly referred to as one of the union’s most Eurosceptic countries. But how…
04:08
European Union

Study shows major divide between Czech Republic’s depth of EU integration and public attitudes…

A decade-long survey by the European Council on Foreign Relations has found a huge asymmetry in the Czech Republic’s integration within EU structures and attitudes of…
03:15
Culture

Czech Republic’s cultural heritage to go online

The Czech Republic’s cultural heritage is set to become more accessible than ever after the Ministry of Culture announced it will create a freely accessible central…

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