An original English-language comedy debuts at Prague's newest theater space
Plus more tips for upcoming weekend events in the Czech capital.
8-year-old musician will perform at Letná benefit concert for Ukraine
The girls and her mother were forced to flee their home but they managed to bring Arinka’s bandura, a stringed folk instrument, with them.
How much do you need to earn to be ‘rich’ in Czechia?
Czechs’ notions of what constitutes wealth have changed considerably in the past five years.
Prague’s biggest film festival turns an eye toward Ukraine this year
Febiofest has announced a new pushed-back date for its 29th edition and a program that supports Ukrainian filmmakers.
Czech daily news roundup: Wednesday, March 30, 2022
State of emergency prolonged until May 31, Zeman issues controversial pardon, first Czech wounded in Ukraine.
Service at one of Prague's busiest tram intersections will be disrupted in April
Work at Anděl in Prague’s Smíchov will take place in four phases and require detours to several important tram routes.
Czech castles show off new spaces and tour routes this spring
The tourist season starts on April 1; for the first time after two years there won’t be restrictions but prices have gone up.
Prague’s film scene provides opportunities for Ukrainian refugees
The Czech capital is one of the world’s most popular filming destinations, and the local film industry is supporting refugees.
20 helpful resources for Ukrainian refugees in Czechia
A regularly update guide to services ad useful tools for Ukrainian refugees in Prague and the Czech Republic.
Czech daily news roundup: Tuesday, March 29, 2022
Covid caused significant increase in healthcare costs, Czechia donates chemical warfare equipment to Ukraine, communist daily paper stops printing.
Ukraine crisis in Czechia: What's happening now (April 14)
A daily dispatch on how the war in Ukraine is impacting life in the Czech Republic.
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Prostate cancer drug developed by Czech scientist approved in U.S.
The innovative drug could be a model for other types a cancer therapies, according to nuclear chemist Martina Benešová.
Which Czech industries will feel the impacts of the war in Ukraine?
The economic impacts of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine will hit the Czech manufacturing and heavy-industrial sectors hardest.
Covid cases and hospitalizations continues to fall in Czechia
A regularly updated article with all the latest developments related to the Covid-19 pandemic in the Czech Republic
Czech daily news roundup: Monday, March 28, 2022
Refugee wave in Czechia slows down, state of emergency should last until June, dispute endangers Metro D construction.
New Czech video game places players amid 1939 anti-Nazi protests
Billed as the first video game set during the anti-Nazi student protests, Train to Sachsenhausen is out this weekend on PC and mobile devices.