From ghosts to hoaxes, the city has some oddities in stone and metal Prague has more than its fair share of odd statues on public view. Some contemporary ones were designed to make the viewer ponder, ...

CNC Machining and CNC Milling Computer Numerical Control, or CNC, uses a computer to make a numerical conversation of any design produced by Computer Aided Design software, or CAD. The numbers are ...

Poker has held the title of one of the most popular card games in the world for decades. Modern gaming platforms and other virtual gambling establishments offer the opportunity to test their gaming ...

Willow rods, rattles other strange traditions mark the ‘great night’ of Velikonoce For many women in the Czech Republic, the Easter season, known as Velikonoce, is not their favorite time. Easter ...

As of January 2025, Olympic coach Jamie Main will become the Director of Swimming at Repton School. This prestigious day and boarding school in the Derbyshire village of the same name has an ...

Whether you have just burst onto the cooking scene or you have been in it for a while, there is a good chance that you have heard mention of an instant pot. There is a lot of hype surrounding this ...

If you are unfamiliar with Jewish culture, it might be that you are unaware of just how significant the table is. In the heart of a Jewish home, the table represents far more than just a place to sit ...

Since 2005, the Foundation for Development of Ukraine—also known as the Rinat Akhmetov Foundation after its founder—has played a prominent role in Ukraine. Its work has been especially noticeable in ...

A legendary work returns to Prague More than 350 years after it was looted from Prague by the Swedish Army during the Thirty Years’ War, a famous medieval text will return to its native land, though ...

Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, is a city designed with love in mind. With its cobblestone streets, Gothic cathedrals, and a river that gently meanders through the city, Prague offers a ...

Local Prague legends say that W. A. Mozart was locked in a room at least twice in the Bohemian capital as a playful exercise to compel him to compose something. The fruits of this seemingly ...

Nazis behind mass killing of innocent Czechoslovak civilians were sentenced to death shortly after World War II The Nuremberg trials, which started shortly after Japan’s surrender at the end of World ...