Be ready to snitch — perhaps another Magnesia Litera for prose — reflecting cultural heritage and national craftsmanship
Behind the scenes of democratic and tolerant Czechia: before they silenced him, they threatened to cut off his hands and even kill him, says the illustrator of Zelený Raoul
With a large spoon, it showed how a profi pastry chef creates treats for customers, decorating them with air and bacteria from their own mouth
Workers will reinforce the Tyrš Bridge in Děčín; no one has invested in the structure for 100 years, and it has a one-meter crack
The fourth candidate on the PS list, Tamara, didn’t know when Czechoslovakia was founded or who was its leader
They can handle the higher heating prices – the Střelkov heating plant owes the state hundreds of millions and is facing foreclosure
Cukrovarská Street in Plzeň is the site of a new record – a staggering woman blew nearly five promille
The ceiling collapsed in the renovated Hotel Zámeček; there were 20 people present at the time of the incident
Development survey revealed that even after 36 years, immobile residents in nursing homes are still routinely mistreated
A powerful explosion shook a block of flats in Ostrava, and then a fire broke out; ten people were injured
Eurostat threw a wrench into it, the governing parties spent considerable resources to divert attention, and then a new statistic was released
They were told they were world-class, then the children cried after the test and the parents are now writing petitions against CERMAT
The online story of Pilsner Urquell tactfully omits the fact that the brewmaster Groll was a Bavarian and that his name was Joseph, not Josef
It was considered a done deal, so newspapers published an unverified report — but Friedrich Merz did not succeed
A promise doesn’t hurt – but Czech operator Allwyn is being scrutinized by the British House of Lords for failing to keep its promises
The mom from the Družba clinic in Trnava sees a problem in the state funding, however, the hospital building is owned by the city.
The Czechs did not refuelled Gripens in mid-air at night as the first in the world; this achievement belongs to a Swede
Military recruitment is struggling, and the cost of virtual recruiters is slowly but surely climbing toward €10,000,000
The state-owned Slovak Post doubled its losses last year to 25 million euros, executives awarded themselves bonuses in the hundreds of thousands
