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Picture of the day: Gazelles on the road

The night before our departure from Khalkhgol in eastern Mongolia the night temperature dropped to -45°C, and when we wanted to refuel in the morning, it was impossible. The pump at the diesel tank was frozen. Fortunately, we had enough fuel to...

President Pavel to voters: “Czechia’s future...

In an address to the public three days before the country’s general elections, President Petr Pavel urged Czechs to go to the polls. He said that now, more than ever, Czechia needs a government that will ensure its security, protect its...

In the footsteps of Robert Langdon: Dan...

Dan Brown’s newest novel The Secret of Secrets that takes its main protagonist Robert Langdon to Prague has already inspired themed city tours tracing Langdon’s footsteps around the city. Undoubtedly, Prague possesses a certain magic: narrow...

Czech Paralympic swimmer shines at World...

17-year-old Paralympic swimmer David Kratochvíl shattered a 23-year-old world record in the men’s 400m freestyle at the World Para Swimming Championships in Singapore. He finished the competition with a complete set of seven medals from seven...

On September 28th Czechs celebrate St...

September 28th is a public holiday in the Czech Republic. It is the feast day of St. Wenceslas, the patron saint of Bohemia, and commemorates his death in 935. Wenceslas was born in 907 and was the son of the Duke of Bohemia. See more here.

Loreto Carillon: Baroque music ringing over...

On Prague’s Hradčany Square stands one of the city’s most remarkable historic sites: Loreto. This Baroque pilgrimage complex is renowned not only for its architecture, but above all for its extraordinary carillon, which first rang out on...

Archaeologists uncover hundreds of Celtic...

Archaeologists in western Bohemia have announced a remarkable discovery: around 500 gold and silver Celtic coins, along with gold and bronze jewellery, dating from the 6th to the 1st century B.C. The find is considered extraordinary not only in...

Ministry of Defense is offering bunkers from...

Eighty-seven years ago, Nazi Germany, Italy, France, and Great Britain signed the Munich Agreement, leading Czechoslovakia to surrender its borderlands to Germany. Thousands of new bunkers called “řopíky,” built to defend against...

As more Czechs rely on driving, their cars...

Czechia hosts the fourth highest number of cars per capita, according to Eurostat — however, the country also has the second oldest car fleet. As Czechs have gotten increasingly reliant on personal cars over the past 15 years, those vehicles...

Hopes of “happy country home” dashed as...

Emotions are running high in one of Ostrava’s suburban districts. Several families who bought land in the district of Hošťálkovice with plans to build homes say they were deceived after excavation works uncovered piles of hidden toxic waste —...

Sparta and Slavia fans revive 60-year-old...

On the 60th anniversary of an old bet, 16 fans of Sparta and Slavia have set out from Smržovka in northern Bohemia on a 145-kilometre journey to next week’s Prague football derby. The trip also has a charitable aim: raising funds to repair a...

Ostrava University President Petr Kopecký on...

Petr Kopecký, President of Ostrava University, has spent nearly three decades teaching and researching English and American literature. In an interview for Czechast, he spoke about the role of universities in defending democracy, the challenge...

Dan Brown on new thriller: “Prague is custom...

The bestselling American author Dan Brown has set his newest thriller in Prague. What drew him to the Czech capital? Which Prague landmarks inspired the plot? What does his writing process look like? Released on September 9th, The Secret of...

LUSTR festival of illustration and comics...

The twelfth edition of the LUSTR festival of illustration and comics is underway at Prague’s Holešovice Market. Running from September 19 until September 28, the festival brings together leading names in Czech and international illustration...

Museum of Bohemian Paradise hosts rare...

History buffs now have the rare chance to view highly professional replicas of three royal crowns connected to the Czech lands in one place. The exhibition entitled “Crowns of Emperors and Kings” is on show at the Museum of the Bohemian...

From brandy to wine: two contrasting faces...

Early autumn in the Czech lands paints a tale of two traditions. Fruit brandy distillers complain of rising taxes and declining interest, while winemakers report a promising vintage. From slivovitz to Pinot Gris, the season reflects both bitter...

David Mareček: We want whole nation to feel...

David Mareček is the director general of the Czech Philharmonic, one of Czechia’s premier cultural institutions. The orchestra, launched in the 1890s with a concert conducted by Dvořák, is based at Prague’s magnificent Rudolfinum, a building...

Moravian Karst caves may become next Czech...

The Kateřinská and Punkva caves, together with the Macocha Abyss in the heart of the Moravian Karst Protected Landscape Area, are seeking a place on the UNESCO World Heritage List. If their bid is successful they would join the Jizera Mountain...

Iconic Czech singer Marta Kubišová...

Marta Kubišová, whose song Prayer for Marta became a symbol of protest against the Soviet-led invasion of Czechoslovakia in August 1968, has become the first Czech singer to appear on a special limited edition of Czech stamps. Their release is...

NASA’s Europa Clipper mission to Jupiter...

At the Jaroslav Heyrovský Institute of Physical Chemistry in Prague, scientists have created a unique device named Selina. It generates frozen nanoparticles that resemble those found around icy moons of Jupiter. The invention will support...

Malešice Botanical Garden: history, peace...

In this episode of Prague off the Beaten Track, we visit the Malešice Botanical Garden, a quiet oasis few people in Prague have heard of. Run by a horticultural school, it offers an arboretum, rock garden, and peaceful paths away from the usual...

The Republic of Korea, National Day

On the occasion of the National Day of the Republic of Korea, H.E. Mr. Youngki Hong, the Ambassador of the Republic of Korea to the Czech Republic, and Mrs. Youngki Hong, hosted a reception at the beautiful Zofin Palace in Prague. The honored...

Pražák Quartet Unveils the Pražák and...

The Pražák Quartet, celebrated globally for their distinctive Czech sound and artistry, is proud to announce the inaugural Pražák and Friends at Hlahol Festival. This extraordinary event will take place at Prague’s stunning Hlahol Hall...

PRAGUE ZOO ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION 2025

The Prague Zoo will celebrate its 94th anniversary on Sunday, September 28. Traditionally, for the Czech Statehood Day, it has prepared a festive program in the presence of distinguished guests. While visitors can expect the presentation of new...

Lasvit’s Herbarium unveiled as Czechia’s...

Starting this week, Czechia has a new gift on display at the United Nations in New York. The glass installation, titled Herbarium and created by Czech glass company Lasvit, was officially unveiled on Monday by President Petr Pavel. “May the...

Victims of Charles University shooting...

Bereaved families, scholars, and Prague community members gathered in Jan Palach Square a few days ago to honor the victims of Czechia’s deadliest shooting at Charles University’s Faculty of Arts in 2023. At the ceremony the group Spojeni...

The day Prague became an Imperial City

450 years ago, on September 22, 1575, Rudolf II was crowned King of Bohemia in St. Vitus Cathedral. What was meant to be a triumphal event turned into a rushed and awkward affair. Yet it was at that moment that the story began of one of the...

Forty historic trams parade through Prague...

Forty historic trams rolled through the Czech capital on Sunday as part of celebrations marking 150 years of Prague’s public transport. At the head of the parade was a horse-drawn tram dating back to the Austro-Hungarian Empire. See more here.

When it clicks, it’s like flying, says new...

Elias Grandy, currently with the Sapporo Symphony Orchestra in Japan, has been named the new Chief Conductor of the prestigious Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra. He will take up the post next year, leading the Orchestra into its 100th...

From Prague to Sumatra: František Příbrský...

František Příbrský is a zoologist, field conservationist and nature lover who has devoted his life to protecting animals in the wild. He divides his time between the Czech Republic, where he is head of In Situ projects at Ostrava Zoo and the...

Quantum leap in Ostrava: Czechia’s first...

Czechia has officially launched its first quantum computer, nicknamed VLK, at the IT4Innovations National Supercomputing Center in Ostrava. Built with EU support, the machine will serve universities, research institutions, and projects such as...

Prague’s Výtoň railway bridge: history...

In this episode of Prague Off the Beaten Track, we visit the Výtoň railway bridge—an unmissable steel landmark just below the Vyšehrad cliffs. For more than 120 years, its sweeping arches have carried trains across the Vltava while quietly...

Senate head Vystrčil calls for stronger...

Czech Senate Speaker Miloš Vystrčil (Civic Democratic Party) urged state authorities to act more effectively against insults and verbal attacks targeting women in politics, which he described as “deeply reprehensible. See more here. Author: Vít...

Masaryk’s “last words” envelope opened:...

At Lány Chateau, Czech archivists opened a long-sealed envelope thought to hold the final words of Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk. Instead, they discovered reflections written in 1934, when the first president was already gravely ill. The notes...

Prague City Museum pays tribute to ancient...

The Prague City Museum is once again bridging tradition with contemporary audiovisual art -this time by recalling the nearly forgotten craft of timber rafting. In cooperation with the Lunchmeat collective, it has created a light and sound...

Prague exhibition marks 900 years since the...

A new exhibition on Cosmas opens tonight in the Mirror Chapel of Prague’s Klementinum, marking 900 years since the death of the country’s most famous chronicler and author of Chronica Boemorum (the Chronicle of the Bohemians), the first written...

Kafka in Prague, then and now: Agnieszka...

Following its world premiere at the Toronto Film Festival on September 5th, Agnieszka Holland’s highly anticipated film about Prague author Franz Kafka finally reaches Czech cinemas this Thursday. Offering a fresh perspective, “Franz” delves...

Moose Emil relocated from Austrian highway...

Emil, the moose that captured public attention while roaming across Czechia and Austria this summer, has been relocated to safety near the Šumava National Park. Austrian authorities tranquilized the animal on Monday morning after it wandered...

Taiwan’s Imperial Chinese treasures go on...

The National Museum in Prague is hosting 100 Treasures, 100 Stories. On loan from the National Palace Museum in Taipei, it brings masterpieces of Chinese art to Europe for the very first time. At its heart is the famous jadeite cabbage, often...

A “Stolperstein” laid for Czech writer and...

In the Prague district of Vinohrady, a “Stolperstein” was laid this week for the late Czech journalist, writer, and former culture minister Pavel Tigrid. The installation was initiated by the German-Czech Future Fund and the unveiling was...

Jan Masaryk’s art collection, gifted to the...

A painting by Oskar Kokoschka, prints by Václav Hollar, a drawing by Mikoláš Aleš : those and other art works from the estate of former foreign minister Jan Masaryk have been gifted to the Czech state, courtesy of the family of Lumír Soukup...

The 215th Anniversary of the Independence of...

On the occasion of the 215th Anniversary of the Independence of Mexico H.E. Mrs. Berenice Díaz Ceballos, Ambassador of Mexico to the Czech Republic,  hosted aconcert “Mexico and its Sounds” featuring the distinguished Mexican musicians:...

Pražák Quartet & Friends at Hlahol:...

Today I had the pleasure of interviewing my friend Jonáš Krejčí, the cellist from the famed Pražák Quartet. With over 60 CDs to its name, the Quartet has long been recognised as among the best classical ensembles in Europe. On September 28...

LEGO® – Play like a King

LEGO® is celebrating the anniversary of  25 years of operation of the LEGO factory in Kladno in a very unique way. At the same time that the exhibition of the Crown Jewels is open to the public at the Prague Castle, to celebrate this...

The 76th Anniversary of the Founding of the...

On the Occasion of the 76th Anniversary of the Founding of the People’s Republic of China and the Establishment of Diplomatic Relations between the People’s Republic of China and the Czech Republic, H.E. Mr. Feng Biao, Ambassador of the...

The National Day of Chile – 215th...

On the occasion of the National Day of Chile, H.E. Mr. Victor Abujatum, the Ambassador of Chile to the Czech Republic, hosted a concert at the beautiful historic Pisecká brána in Prague. The musicians were Rodrigo Santa María & Víctor...

Filipínská Barrio Fiesta – A...

On Saturday, September 13, 2025, at the scenic Hostivarská prehrada in Prague, the first Filipínská Barrio Fiesta, took place. The Filipino community in Prague and across the Czech Republic warmly hosted hundreds of guests, with a rich cultural...

Czech crown jewels go on display in Prague...

The Czech crown jewels, including the St. Wenceslas Crown, sceptre, orb, and robes used in the coronation of Czech kings, are on display at Prague Castle. This year’s exhibition designed by the famous London-based architect Eva Jiřičná...

Kutná Hora, Lidka chocolate, and a story of...

Kutná Hora’s Chocolate Museum may well be the smallest museum of its kind in the world. But the story it tells – of Lidka chocolate, its 20th century rise, fall, and later 21st century revival – serves as a very large mirror of modern Czech...

Student debate organizer: “If you want young...

Zavolíme! is a unique project that organizes student-led election debates. Created by students, for students, its name loosely translates to ‘We Will Vote’- a fitting reflection of its mission to boost youth voter turnout, promote civic...

Prague’s Výtoň Bridge to get new lease on...

After drawn-out disputes between the Czech Railway Administration and conservationists over the future of Výtoň Bridge –one of Prague’s iconic landmarks- it has been announced that the bridge will be reconstructed, not replaced. The news has...

New DroneMap app brings clear rules for...

The Czech Air Navigation Services have introduced DroneMap: a new digital tool that helps pilots navigate both air and ground restrictions. The app provides instant information about no-fly zones, required permissions, and areas where rules...

Soňa Červená exhibition at Prague museum...

A new exhibition at the Museum of Music in Prague pays tribute to one of the most significant figures of Czech and world music, opera singer Soňa Červená, on the occasion of what would have been her 100th birthday. The exhibition, titled simply...

The Koněprusy Caves celebrate 75 years since...

Seventy-five years ago, a blast in a quarry near the village of Koněprusy revealed the entrance to an underground world that today is one of the Czech Republic’s greatest natural treasures. The Koněprusy Caves are located in the heart of...

Mannerist crystal cup from 1620, Baroque...

Arthouse Gallery is preparing to auction over 300 exclusive pieces of historic glass and porcelain. The online auction scheduled for September 24, will give collectors the opportunity to acquire gems from the Baroque Renaissance, Biedermeier...

Masaryk’s great-great-grandson Tom Kotík on...

Tom Kotík, artist and musician based in New York, is the great-great-grandson of Czechoslovakia’s first president, Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk. He returned to Prague to witness the unveiling on Friday of a sealed envelope believed to contain...

Holešovice Market showcases new conceptual...

The Holešovice Market Hall unveiled a new sculpture titled “Market and Slaughterhouse” last week, established as part of Prague’s efforts to artistically revitalize the popular community space. The sculpture of a red bear clawing at honeycombs...

The 34th Anniversary of the Independence of...

On the occasion of the 34th Anniversary of the Independence of the Republic of Moldova, H.E. Mrs. Gabriela Moraru, Ambassador of the Republic of Moldova to the Czech Republic, hosted a reception at the residence’s beautiful garden. The honoured...

The Constitution Day of the Slovak Republic...

On the Occasion of the Constitution Day of the Slovak Republic and the Day of the Armed Forces of the Slovak Republic, H.E. Mr. Martin Muránsky, the Ambassador of the Slovak Republic to the Czech Republic, hosted a reception at the beautiful...

Thai Market 2025

H.E. Mr. Suwat Kaewsook, the Ambassador of the Kingdom of Thailand, and his spouse, and the Embassy of the Kingdom of Thailand organized a Thai traditional market to celebrate the enduring friendship between the people of the Kingdom of...

ASEAN plus Film Festival – Malaysian movie

As a part of the ASEAN Plus Film Festival 2025, Mr. AMIRUL ZAKI BIN FADZIR, the CDA of Malaysia in the Czech Republic, organized a screening of the Malaysian animated film Mechamato Movie. Film Synopsis: After a mysterious spaceship crash-lands...

ASEAN plus Film Festival – Vietnamese movie

On the Occasion of the 75th Anniversary of the Diplomatic Relations between Viet Nam and the Czech Republic, H. E. Mr. Duong Hoai Nam, Ambassador of the S.R. of Viet Nam in the Czech Republic, organized a screening of two Vietnamese films:...

ASEAN plus Film Festival – Philippines movie

As a part of the ASEAN Plus Film Festival 2025, H.E. Mr. Eduardo Menez, the Ambassador of the Philippines in the Czech Republic, organized a screening of the movie “Spring in Prague”. A touching love story of a Filipino resort owner who falls...

ASEAN plus Film Festival – Thailand movie

As a part of the ASEAN Plus Film Festival 2025, H.E. Mr. Suwat Kaewsook, the Ambassador of Thailand in the Czech Republic, organized a screening of the Thai movie “A Time to Fly”, based on a real case. It was a very touching movie, glad it had...

Czech leaders voice solidarity with Poland...

Czech leaders have strongly condemned Russia’s drone incursion into Polish territory, which they view as clear evidence of Russia’s mounting aggression. At its session on Wednesday, the Czech cabinet expressed solidarity with Poland and...

Ferries on the Vltava have provided...

The ferry lines across the Vltava are a fairly inconspicuous but charming part of the city’s Integrated Transport System. For tourists they offer a glimpse of the city from a different perspective, for local residents quick connections between...

The coopers of Pilsen begin their historic...

At Pilsner Brewery, new coopers are initiated with a symbolic slap or a strike on a handcrafted barrel. After three years of training, they join the eight-member cooperage team. The ceremony takes place during the traditional tarring of oak...

Saint Ludmila statue, stolen 30 years ago...

After borders opened in the early 1990s, churches in remote parts of Czechia became frequent targets of art-theft. Valuable statues and paintings were stolen, often ending up with resellers or in foreign auction houses. Now, decades later, some...

Hundreds queue overnight in Prague for Dan...

Hundreds of fans waited overnight in Prague for the release of Dan Brown’s new novel The Secret of All Secrets, a story that is partly set in the Czech capital. By Tuesday morning, a long line had wound its way outside the Old Town Hall, with...

Czechs celebrating their most famous...

This year Czechs are marking 900 years since the death of the country’s most famous chronicler Cosmas, author of Chronica Boemorum or Chronicle of the Bohemians, the first known documentation of Czech history. Many town halls are hoping that...

Memorial to Czech RAF pilot František Hekl...

A memorial dedicated to Czech pilot František Hekl was unveiled on Sunday at Loch Doon in Scotland. During the Second World War, he served with the 312th Czechoslovak Squadron of the British Royal Air Force (RAF). In October 1941, during a...

Charismatic British singer Robbie Williams...

British star Robbie Williams pulled all the stops for fans in Prague on Sunday. “An evening packed with hits, stand-up and charismatic energy” is how the local press described the spectacular show in the sold-out O2 Arena. It was the...

Petr Novák: Czech Romantic of the Rock Era

In this edition of our Sunday Music show, we explore Petr Novák, the Czech Romantic of the Rock Era. Petr Novák (1945–1997) was one of the most distinctive voices of Czech popular music in the 1960s and 1970s. Although his name is not widely...

Czech record broken at Great Balloon Fiesta...

The Great Balloon Fiesta in Hradec Králové has set a new Czech record in the number of ballons taking to the skies simultanously. The event has attraced many foreign crews. Hot-air balloons have been filling the skies over Hradec Králové and...

‘Shipwreck‘ tower to become Czechia’s...

The Prague skyline will soon get an imposing new feature. Top Tower, with its shipwreck sculpture is slated to become the tallest building in Czechia. Construction of the post-apocalyptic ‘shipwreck’ tower was approved by the Prague building...

“Blood” Moon to rise over Czechia in rare...

After more than six years, people in Czechia will once again have the chance to see a total lunar eclipse. On the evening of September 7, the Moon will rise already in full eclipse, glowing deep red, low above the horizon. To better understand...

UNICEF exhibition traces Czechia’s...

The exhibition “UNICEF in the Czech Republic, the Czech Republic in UNICEF”, which officially opened on Prague’s Jungmann Square on Thursday, invites visitors to explore Czechia’s role in this global humanitarian organization. From the very...

From Sydney to Bohemia: Unique toy...

The Puppet Museum in Chrudim, East Bohemia, has received a remarkable gift: a collection of tin toys created over four decades by Czech stage designer and artist Jan Červenka. The priceless works travelled more than 31,000 kilometres from...

The 1st anniversary of the Indian...

H.E. Mr. Raveesh Kumar, the Ambassador of the Republic of India to the Czech Republic, hosted a reception, celebrating the 1st anniversary of the Indian Professionals and Entrepreneurs Forum (IPEF). The event took place on the M/S Natal boat...

“Hello! China” The First Anniversary...

The Chinese Embassy in the Czech Republic, together with Hainan Airlines and Prague Airport, jointly hosts the “Hello! China” Tourism Promotion Event and the First Anniversary Celebration of Hainan Airlines’ Beijing to Prague Direct Flight. H.E...

Filipínská Barrio Fiesta 2025: A Celebration...

By M a Cristina Paule-Mercado and Patricia Marie The Filipino community in Prague and across the Czech Republic warmly invites everyone to Filipínská Barrio Fiesta 2025, a vibrant celebration of Filipino heritage, community spirit, and cross...

The Office of the President of the Republic...

With the beginning of the school year, the nationwide campaign “It Takes Courage” symbolically starts, which is focused on open communication about mental health. It will last until October 10, when the world commemorates...

85 years since the plan to liquidate the...

On August 31, 1940, Adolf Hitler received a document that would fundamentally influence the fate of the Czech nation. The plan, titled Endlösung der tschechischen Frage (The Final Solution to the Czech Question) represented a Nazi strategy for...

Barbora Baronová, the “punk” publisher...

Barbora Baronová runs Wo-men, an independent publishing house based in Prague. Since 2012 the company has brought out works by such names as photographer Libuše Jarcovjáková and dancer Miřenka Čechová – and earned many admirers for its striking...

International Organ Festival in Olomouc...

Organ music lovers are flocking to the Moravian city of Olomouc for the 57th International Organ Festival, which opened on Monday. The annual event, now a well-established cultural highlight, honors the 340th birth anniversary of two towering...

A train-tram could be introduced in Czechia

The Prague suburbs could be connected by a new mode of transport: a train-tram. Several proposals have already been made to introduce it in various Czech regions. Now, the Central Bohemian Region is seriously considering this and aims to push...

University of Vienna celebrates 250 years of...

The University of Vienna is marking a remarkable milestone this year: 250 years since Czech was first taught there. In fact, Czech was introduced as a field of study in Vienna 18 years earlier than at any Czech University. It was in 1775 when...

Czech jazz icons unite: Martin Kratochvíl...

Martin Kratochvíl and Milan Svoboda – two legends of the Czech jazz scene – have come together for the first time to create a joint album. Kratochvíl is renowned for his pioneering fusion jazz, while Svoboda is celebrated for his modern big...

Czechia’s Pendolino sets 200 km/h record on...

Czech Railways set a new record for passenger services on Sunday. A Pendolino tilting train reached 200 km/h on the Prague–České Budějovice line, the first time a passenger tain has been allowed to break the long-standing 160 km/h limit. Train...

Deadly myxomatosis hits hares in southern...

The highly aggressive disease myxomatosis has been confirmed in hares in the Znojmo region of southern Moravia. These are the first confirmed cases in hares in Czechia, though the virus has previously been found in rabbits. Veterinarians warn...

Giant model aircraft took to the skies over...

Giant model aircraft took to the skies over Olomouc. Dozens of model enthusiasts showcased their planes at the Olomouc airport in Neředín during the international Extreme Flight Championships. The models, weighing around twenty kilograms each...

David Borenstein on “Mr. Nobody Against...

The award-winning documentary Mr. Nobody Against Putin is the result of a unique collaboration between American director David Borenstein and Russian teacher Pavel Talankin. Filmed secretly in Russia, it portrays how state propaganda shapes the...

Lost manuscripts of The Good Soldier Švejk...

The Czech Museum of Literature has announced a remarkable discovery. Literary scholars have uncovered a large part of the original manuscripts of Jaroslav Hašek’s world-famous novel The Good Soldier Švejk and His Fortunes in the World War. The...

Conservationists ringing alarm bells over...

The number of poisoned wild animals in the Czech Republic has risen sharply this year, with conservationists warning of one of the worst waves of illegal killings in recent memory. According to the Czech Society for Ornithology, 55 poisoned...

From Sydney to Bohemia: Unique toy...

The Puppet Museum in Chrudim, East Bohemia, has received a remarkable gift: a collection of tin toys created over four decades by Czech stage designer and artist Jan Červenka. The priceless works travelled more than 31,000 kilometres from...

Revised War Veterans Act opens the way for...

The Czech Republic is catching up on its obligations to soldiers, police officers and diplomats who served on dangerous foreign missions. An amendment to the War Veterans Act, which took effect on September 3, will give them more benefits and...

The 80th National Day of the Republic of the...

On the occasion of the 80th Anniversary of the National Day of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, and the 75th anniversary of the Vietnam-Czechia Diplomatic relations, Ambassador H.E. Mr. Hoai Nam Duong hosted a reception at the Grand Mark...

Ukraine Independence Day 2025

On the occasion of Ukraine’s Independence Day, H.E. Mr. Vasyl Zvarych, the Ambassador of Ukraine to the Czech Republic, Ms. Viktoria Zvarych, and Mr. Petr Krogmann, the Chairman of the Presidium of the Ukrainian–Czech Chamber of Commerce...