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One hundred and fifty years ago, the Czechs were among the pioneers of the cooperative movement, which attempts to put the public good before profit. Today, it is beginning to experience renewed interest.
Building oligarchy in the Czech Republic [interview]
Documentary filmmaker Martin Kohout, whose latest film deals with the “voucher privatization” of the 1990s in the Czech Republic, talks about the Czech post-1989 economic transformation.
Pig farm over former Roma concentration camp [interview]
Dawid Krawczyk interviews Czech Roma rights activist Ivanka Čonková.
Tensions in the Czech Republic
Przemysław Witkowski reports from last Saturday’s anti-refugee demonstrations in Prague.
When xenophobes have a holiday
On 6 February, several thousand people demonstrated in Prague against refugees and the ‘Islamization of Europe’. Some of them clashed with opposing groups.
Staying the same
We hear from all sides that Europe is not ready for the changes which are already happening on a global level, but it is all the more true in the case of the Czech Republic.
Xenophobia is a response to the failures of the Czech transformation
Jaroslav Fiala and Pavel Šplíchal comment on the rising wave of anti-Islamism and fear of refugees in the Czech Republic.