Today: Celebrating Roma Language Day; Albrecht Dürer’s first edition of Rhinoceros discovered in Czech Academy library; and why Prague needs a fourth metro line.

I grew up in Prague and, being half British, spent most of my life moving between English- and Czech-speaking environments – something I continue to enjoy in my work at Radio Prague International.

November 5th marks the World Day of Romani Language. For the first time, the day is celebrated at the Charles University, home to a Department of Romani Studies.

Former president Miloš Zeman underwent a procedure related to his digestive tract today at Prague’s Motol University Hospital. The news was shared on X by Luboš Procházka, director of Olympia ...

In the first nine months of 2025, police in Czechia began investigating 102 murders, five more than during the same period last year. Overall crime in the country, however, fell s ...

One of the first prints of Rhinoceros, the famous woodcut by German Renaissance artist Albrecht Dürer, has been found in the Czech Academy of Sciences.

Seven new Škoda ForCity Plus 52T trams were put into regular service in the Czech capital this week - Prague’s first new tram model in two decades.

During Miloš Zeman’s presidency, the presidential office handled public funds inefficiently and did not act in accordance with legal regulations. A report recently published by the Supreme Audit ...

Czech singer-songwriter Jakub König returns with his second solo album, Astronauti, a rougher, more colorful follow-up to his debut, Hvězdy.

The Prague Symphony Orchestra FOK traditionally marks Czechoslovak Independence Day with a concert featuring Smetana’s cycle ...

Today on Czechia in 30 Minutes: St. Wenceslaus reclaims his lance in Vienna; Czechia leads EU in electricity prices; The Braník Rocks: Where Prague’s prehistoric past meets today’s city life. Enjoy!

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