News; Army moves to ease panic over national conscription drill; public outcry over planned abolition of 3,000 post offices across Czechia; entrepreneur Paul Dubsky on moving to Prague and starting his first business in the “Wild East” days of the early 1990s

News, Time Out: Prague has second best public transport in the world, statue from 1919 "seven days war" with Poland resurrected, Charles Univeristy in Prague

News; leading pre-1989 dissident Dana Němcová dies at 89; Czechia to get Children's Ombudsman; and UK historian Mark Cornwall on Czech-German relations in the 20th century.

Moravian village gets unique wooden chapel thanks to crowdfunding effort; switching out the Svíčková: the potential health and environmental risks of traditional Czech cuisine; the Easter Monday tradition of pomlázka

Abhejali Bernardová: first Czech to complete Oceans Seven challenge; Expat artists in Prague making art affordable for the city’s residents

Passion plays in the South Bohemian town of Hořice na Šumave. The town is now set to host a Europe-wide festival for passion reenactors and is even applying for its plays to be listed by UNESCO. Report on the real estate market in Prague.

News; Czech app helps new moms overcome the “baby blues”; Fanta's Café – Prague Main Train Station’s hidden gem; Prague restaurant The Boršč, where Ukrainian refugees can get a taste of home

News; unique golden carriage goes on display in Český Krumlov; increased wolf sightings in Krkonoše; why students from outside the EU struggle to find accommodation in Prague

News; Energy security, EU emissions norm on agenda at Czech-Slovak cabinet session; Prague exhibition celebrates great Czech painter Josef Mánes; Chef Adina Biguine.

News; New Milan Kundera Library aims to draw European thinkers to Brno; David Pastrňák becomes second Czech to enter NHL’s “100 Club”; The Boršč: When a taste of home means something more