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Bestselling Kenyan Author Reflects On Her Debut Novel With AAU Professor

Internationally-acclaimed author Wanjiru Koinange spoke with AAU professor David Vaughan at the National Library about her debut novel, a fictional story set during the infamous 2007 Kenyan elections. Koinange’s writing process draws

September 26, 2025

Books·Culture·Voices

Dubai to Mumbai to Prague: Young Artist Veer Manghnani is Building a New Artform

From retracing his mother’s cartoon outlines, to hosting music events in India, the United Arab Emirates, and Prague, 20-year-old Veer Manghnani is bringing his own touch to a family tradition. Veer Manghnani

September 23, 2025

Culture·Feature·Voices

Charlie Kirk Memorial Mass in Prague Attracts Devout Fans and Steely Critics

The assassination of conservative activist and Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk transcended state and now country lines, with a memorial mass held by Czech Cardinal, Dominik Duka, in Old Town Square’s

September 19, 2025

International·News·Opinion

Do the Czech Youth Care About the Upcoming Election?

This October, the Czech parliamentary elections, held every four years, will decide on the parliamentary representation for each region of the country. Yet among some young voters, this election is treated with

September 15, 2025

Czech·Editor's·Opinion·Voices

Women Of Afghanistan: A Video Story

This video story was produced by Rose Mayer and Shristi Ohri as apart of Björn Steinz class in Fall 2023. Therefore, the statistics mentioned may be different today.

September 8, 2025

Editor's·Feature·International·Multimedia·Video·Voices

Roma Artists Remember the Past and Confront the Present in Prague Exhibition

Seven Roma artists commemorate one of the darkest chapters of European Romani history and confront the challenges of today’s community in a new art exhibition this weekend in Prague. LEPERIBEN: WE DO

September 1, 2025

Art·Culture·Feature·Voices