‘This is Why We Sing’: A Video Story
Voices of Prague, an English-speaking a cappella choir, opens the doors to its rehearsal room as singers prepare for their annual Christmas concert. They will perform at Old Town Square Christmas Market
The Train that Carried Her Into a Brighter Future: The Journey of a Young Ukrainian
I have known her for so long that I can’t even recall when it all began. She is the kind of person whose honesty feels refreshing, never cruel. She tends to always
Zhanna Nemtsova on Collective Guilt and Russian ResistanceÂ
Russian dissident Zhanna Nemtsova challenged the notion of collective responsibility for Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, urging instead for personal accountability, at a public discussion hosted by the Václav Havel Library on
Rap Didn’t Just Teach Shokhrukh English, it Taught Him How to be a Proud Uzbek
Block eight looks like the inside of a Soviet psychiatric hospital. Shokhrukh Usmonov has lived in the block apartments by the abandoned Strahov Stadium for the past year. Shokhrukh, who goes by
ENTER IF YOU DARE: What You Need to Know About the Scary Story ContestÂ
That first time you walked through a haunted house, watched that scary movie which left you sleepless, or when your older sibling first told that terrifying myth about the empty house up
Andrej Babiš, the Controversial Figure Leading the Polls
Former Prime Minister and billionaire businessman Andrej Babiš is a polarizing figure in Czech politics as his opposition party ANO leads voter surveys with 31% support rates before the Czech Republic’s parliamentary
Transnistria: Our Experience With De Facto State Tourism
By Mae Bryant & Isabella Fattore We stumbled upon it, as many young people do, late one night watching videos online— “The Country That Doesn’t Exist,” or Transnistria, a de facto state
Transnistria: Our Experience With De Facto State Tourism
By Mae Bryant & Isabella Fattore We stumbled upon it, as many young people do, late one night watching videos online— “The Country That Doesn’t Exist,” or Transnistria, a de facto state
Bestselling Kenyan Author Reflects On Her Debut Novel With AAU ProfessorÂ
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
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