Czech Football Association being investigated for fraud
Plus: New leisure area opens under the Nusle bridge and debris of fallen veteran plane to be used for constructing new one.
Born on this day in 1962: One of the Czech Republic's greatest living authors
Jáchym Topol's acclaim has reached beyond Czechia as the voice of a country coming to terms with its newfound freedom.
Czech culture this week: Khamoro Festival begins and Barrandov Studio opens for tours
Plus: Celebrate children's day across Prague, comedy comes to Manifesto, and go on a film 'Blind Date'.
Czech culture this week: Prague's secret spaces and museums open for free
Open House Praha kicks off this week, while International Museum Day gets underway, and a fresh staging of Mozart debuts.
Czech culture this week: Art from a Chinese exile and a new expat novel
Plus: An arthouse favorite turns 18, major exhibits devoted to Chinese activist open, and a rare performance of an iconic Czech opera.
Stunning Czechoslovak film posters are the subject of a new Czech-English book
Many of the most impressive examples of these arftul posters from the socialist era are by one artist, Karel Vaca.
Prague's National Library to display rare medieval 'comic book' this weekend
The Velislav Bible was written around 1340 and is considered to be the largest historical picture book in Central Europe.
Interview: Journalist Mark Baker looks back at the expat invasion of the '90s
In his new book, the Prague-based travel writer reflects on a "Time of Change" – the period leading up to and following the Velvet Revolution.
Czech Center in New York to mark 20th anniversary of 9/11 attacks with audiovisual show
A book by a Czech-born architect who helped in the aftermath has also been released in English and Czech.
Opera legend Plácido Domingo and bestelling author Dan Brown to headline Český Krumlov festival
The 30th year of the International Music Festival Český Krumlov welcomes Brown's 'Wild Symphony'; Domingo returns to the local stage after 10 years.
