Vít Pohanka

Ostrava University President Petr Kopecký speaks about AI, democratic values, California, Steinbeck, and the challenge of keeping talent in the region.

Distillers warn of soaring costs and shrinking demand, while winemakers in northern Bohemia praise this year’s grape harvest.

Czechia’s first quantum computer, nicknamed "VLK", begins operation in Ostrava, promising breakthroughs in research, cryptography, and material science.

Prague off the Beaten Track explores the Výtoň railway bridge—an industrial landmark under Vyšehrad with a dramatic history and a hotly debated future.

A sealed envelope long believed to contain Masaryk’s last words was opened in Lány. The notes, however, date back to 1934, not his death in 1937.

Masaryk’s great-great-grandson Tom Kotík speaks about art, music, and what it means to represent his family as a sealed envelope is about to be unveiled.

DroneMap, a new app launched in Czechia, shows drone pilots where they can fly safely by combining airspace and ground-level restrictions.

Interview with Constantin Kinsky, member of the Czech nobility.

Journalist and podcaster Julie Urbišová reflects on life between cultures—Czech, American, and Turkish.

Director David Borenstein speaks about Mr. Nobody Against Putin, a documentary made with hidden footage from Russia that shows propaganda shaping young lives.