INTERVIEW: Irish actor Barry Ward on playing the English-speaking father of Czech kids
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The Bad Sisters' actor talked with us about learning Czech for Olmo Omerzu’s 'Ungrateful Beings,' a film about a bilingual family on holiday.
Half of Prague residents want late-night metro service. Why doesn't it exist?
Research has revealed that 57 percent of residents polled would welcome an extension of metro hours; here's why transport officials warn against it.
EXPLAINED: How Czech public media is funded – and why its future is so controversial
License fees protecting editorial independence fund Czech public broadcasters like Radio Prague International. What happens if the government scraps them?
Czech news in brief for March 11: Wednesday's top morning headlines
Moscow ranks Czechia as friendlier, Letná fire causes CZK 20mn in damage, and multiple protests in Prague today.
Gas pipeline fire forces evacuations in Prague’s Letná district
Residents and workers in Prague’s Letná district were forced onto the streets Tuesday following a high-priority gas pipeline fire.
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Struggling to find part-time work? Here's why flexible jobs are hard to find in Czechia
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Some 514k Czechs work part-time officially, but DPP/DPČ contracts hide thousands more, keeping stats low and many unable to find flexible employment.
Ancient Czech winter ritual reimagined as political protest on Charles Bridge
As tourists looked on, protester marched through Prague this weekend with a ‘Motorana’ effigy to protest recent government funding cuts to the arts.
This week's guide to English-friendly Czech cinema and streaming
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Ukrainian director Sergei Loznitsa’s Two Prosecutors, a stark parable with contemporary relevance, is now playing in Prague cinemas with English subtitles.
The average salary in Czechia nears CZK 50,000, but is it enough to get by?
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Average Czech wages rise to nearly CZK 50,000, yet residents face high living costs, leaving many questioning affordability.
Czechia has its first Children’s Ombudsman: What is the role, and why is it needed?
Czech parliament has elected Martin Beneš as the country’s first Children’s Ombudsman, creating a new independent office to protect children’s rights.
Prague’s secret garden cafés: 7 spots for a quiet spring coffee
From a new café nestled in a medieval monastery to a floral favorite in a rose garden, we've put together a list of peaceful places to savor a cuppa.
Czech news in brief for March 5: Thursday's top afternoon headlines
DiCaprio and Lawrence spotted near Prague, low crime rate, and fake discounts abound: here's all the latest from today.
What to do this weekend in Prague: Best events for March 6–8
Rev up for a weekend of sonic travelogues, grotesque cabaret, Paralympic celebrations, and thoughtful lectures on feminism and identity.
Is the world falling apart? Prague film festival offers answers, finds hope
The long-running One World Human Rights Film Festival returns to Prague, showcasing thought-provoking stories and tales of courage and activism.
Hradčanská metro closure delayed as Prague plans to reopen Českomoravská
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The city says it will delay the closure to prevent multiple shutdowns on the line; meanwhile Českomoravská is set to open on March 20.
An inside look at Park Lane International School, preparing students for global futures
Explore the transition from primary to secondary, meet teachers, learn about admissions and more at this Prague School's Open Day.
TimeOut ranks two Prague cinemas among the world's 100 best
From one of Europe's oldest still-functioning cinemas to a small but chic arthouse newcomer, the Czech capital remains a cinephiles dream.
