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2021 in Czech Politics
We talk to political analyst Petr Just about where the Czech society and its political representation stands at the start of election year 2021.
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Český Krumlov: Maintaining identity in a globalized world
Český Krumlov is probably the most visited small town in the Czech Republic. But the Covid crisis has given locals time to reflect on its identity in a globalized world.
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Christmas in the Bohemian-Moravian Highlands
Christmas traditions in the Czech Republic are a colourful mix of Christian and pagan rites.
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The Story of Greeks in Czechia
The Greek minority in the Czech Republic was established after WWII by Greeks who fled from the 1946-1949 Greek Civil War.
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Lower House Speaker: Czechia Should Have E-voting
Should Czechs abroad have the possibility to vote electronically? One of the politicians in favour of making this possible is Radek Vondráček.
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Dancing Between Jihlava and New York
Denisa Musilová is a successful performing artist and choreographer who divides her time between a small Czech town and New York.
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The story of the Czech “Bethlehem”
Czechia has a Bethlehem. No one knows when and why it got its biblical name, but it is a unique quarter of 200-years-old log cottages in the town of Hlinsko.
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The Story of Moravian Wine
In the eastern part of the Czech Republic, Saint Martin’s day is a celebration of wine.
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The heart of Moravia – through the eyes of musician Jiří Pavlica
The Czech state has its origins in Great Moravia, an early Christian empire that developed in the ninth century. We visit it with musician Jiří Pavlica.
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The raw beauty of Ostrava through the eyes of a singer and poet
Singer and poet Jaromir Nohavica helps uncover the hidden beauty of Ostrava.
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