Czechs beat Norway 7:2 at ice hockey worlds

May 12, 2019

The Czech Republic’s good start at the World Ice Hockey Championships in
Slovakia continued on Saturday night with a 7:2 victory over Norway.
Defenseman Filip Hronek and forward Michael Frolík both scored two goals,
as well as notching up one assist each.

Czechs beat Sweden in opening game at hockey worlds

May 11, 2019

The Czech Republic won their opening game against Sweden at World Ice
Hockey Championships in Bratislava on Friday evening. Coach Miloš
Říha’s team opened the scoring but then fell 2:1 behind. However, they

From underground bunkers to “Fire Mountain”: how Prague’s poorest have lived over the centuries

May 10, 2019

How did the working poor live in Prague during the Austro-Hungarian Empire?
In the days of the democratic First Czechoslovak Republic? Under Communism?
And what about the homeless of today? Two separate yet complementary

Memorial event puts Prague’s toppled Marian Column back in spotlight

May 7, 2019

An event at the Strahov Monastery took place on Tuesday to celebrate the
statue of the Virgin Mary in Exile, which was placed in its garden exactly
25 years ago. The statue, which previously stood in the Czech Benedictine

Czechs set off by train for World Ice Hockey Championships in Slovakia

May 7, 2019

The Czech Republic’s ice hockey team travelled by train from Prague to
Bratislava on Tuesday, three days before this year’s World Championships
begins in Slovakia. Around 100 fans turned out to wish good luck to 15

Czech foreign minister attends meeting of V4, Eastern Partnership counties

May 6, 2019

Czech Foreign Minister Tomáš Petříček is in Bratislava for an informal
meeting on Monday between representatives of the Visegrad Group and Eastern
Partnership countries.

Michael Havas: Peter Gabriel called about doing a video with Jan Švankmajer

May 6, 2019

Michael Havas grew up in New Zealand but came to communist Czechoslovakia
– the country his parents had escaped from – to study film. He has made
over 50 documentaries in a career that has seen him work with director Jan

Michael Havas: Peter Gabriel called about doing a music video with Jan Švankmajer

May 6, 2019

Michael Havas grew up in New Zealand but came to communist Czechoslovakia
– the country his parents had escaped from – to study film. He has made
over 50 documentaries in a career that has seen him work with director Jan

Czechs honour RAF airman among first military victims of Communist regime

May 6, 2019

A memorial plaque to a Czech member of the British Royal Air Force who took
his own life after being expelled from the Czechoslovak Army by the
Communists was installed on Sunday near České Budějovice.

Edvard Beneš’s personal items now part of National Museum’s collections

May 3, 2019

Personal items belonging to the second Czechoslovak president Edvard Beneš
and his wife Hana, including the late president’s shaving kit and walking
stick, have become part of the collection of the Czech National Museum in

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