Vít Pohanka

This Czechast special revisits an interview with Czech Brethren minister Miki Erdinger on faith, Easter, and belief in one of Europe’s most secular societies.

Czech–Slovak ties remain strong in practice, but renewed political cooperation carries symbolic weight, says Masaryk University political scientist Petr Kaniok.

Czech media leaders are pushing back against Andrej Babiš. One of them, Ondřej Suchan of Czech Radio, explains why he joined the initiative and what it aims to achieve.

Czechast brings an unabridged journey into Ostrava’s mining past as the last coal mine shuts down after nearly 250 years.

In Czechia in 30 minutes (weekend edition), discover a small cinema in Olomouc that mixes films, community events and a truly unique setting.

On Czechast, we visit a tiny cinema in an Olomouc train station, where films, trains and community ideas are bringing audiences back together.

After nearly 250 years, coal mining has ended in the Ostrava-Karviná basin, closing a chapter that shaped the region’s economy, identity and daily life.

World figure skating championships return to Prague after 33 years, turning the city into a global stage for sport, culture, and thousands of fans.

Czech coalition MPs plan to scrap licence fees for some groups. Critics warn it could weaken funding and independence of public service media.

A suspected attack on an arms company in Pardubice has triggered debate on security, as PM Andrej Babiš urges firms to better protect their facilities.