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Women in the Czech Republic receive lower salaries than men and are more at risk of poverty. When will this change?
The Power of the Powerful
Andrej Babiš, finance minister, one of the richest Czechs, and owner of an influential media group all in one, denied the horrors of the Roma Holocaust on 1 September.
I Came Right in the Middle of a Revolution [Interview]
Tereza Stejskalová speaks to filmmaker Hafed Bouassida about his exeprience of the Prague Spring.
Make Slavs Great Again
East European backwardness is undergoing an unexpected renaissance.
Twenty-two and a half thousand Czech crowns before tax
The median Czech salary has grown in the past year. But growth itself does not prevent economic insecurity.
Czech MP claims adoption of children by same-sex couples will legalize child abuse
In the Czech Republic, ultra-conservative associations fighting against ‘homosexualism’ are not nearly as strong as in Slovakia or Poland. One Social Democratic MP has become their unexpected ally.
Primagate: Manufacturing Hatred in the Czech Republic
TV Prima’s manipulation of news coverage concerning refugees clearly breaches journalistic standards. But neither the Czech broadcasting authorities nor the station’s Swedish owners are willing to address the issue.