Vít Pohanka

Peter Bísek escaped communist Czechoslovakia using a forged travel form. In New York, he built a life—and a magazine—for the Czech-American community.

Prague off the Beaten Track takes you to SAPA, the Vietnamese market city in Libuš, where business, culture, and street food come together in one unexpected place.

A controversial bitcoin donation from a convicted criminal has triggered a political scandal in Czechia, prompting the opposition to call for a no-confidence vote.

In this weekend edition of Czechia in 30 Minutes, Martina Šmídová shares what it’s like to live as a Moravian in Thailand.

In the latest episode of Czechast, Martina Šmídová shares what it’s like to be a Millennial Czech abroad—free to explore, yet still facing old stereotypes.

Raised in freedom, shaped by chaos—Czech millennials and Gen Z are navigating global crises, digital overload, and a search for meaning on their own terms.

Even after the fall of the Soviet Union, Russian agents never stopped operating in Czechia, says investigative journalist Jaroslav Spurný.

For the first time in Czech history, citizens living abroad can vote by mail—thanks to years of advocacy, persistence, and a sense of belonging.

For the first time, Czechs living outside the country can vote by mail. The change comes after years of advocacy by the global Czech community.

In a bid to attract new recruits, the Czech Army transformed Prague's riverfront into a live demonstration of military prowess.