Franz Ferdinand gets back to dance basics
Too sexy for their art In a world gone mad with retro, at least one band does the ’80s justice. The reigning archdukes of
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Exploding the myth of Prague Spring
The 1968 reform movement never denounced communism, so were freedom and democracy ever really on the table? By Jan Richter On the morning of
Rage against the (slot) machine
It’s 10 p.m. on a weeknight and Jenda Prochaska’s eyes are glazed over from alcohol and hours spent staring at lemons, oranges and cherries.
Research: Bush, Kerry royalty
Author claims scoop; Czech experts doubt links to aristocratic past Whoever wins the race to the White House this year, the president of the
Radical measure
If the EU-15 and recent accession countries are to prosper, an extreme reformulation of policy in core countries is required Now that the champagne
Lubos Turek: Detours of ‘Dr. Doom’
Czech pathologist in Iowa becomes a friend in dire need “What will decide Alan’s diagnosis and therapy,” Lubomir Turek wrote my wife from Iowa
Rethinking “Fortress Strahov’
What to do with Strahov stadium? If everything goes as planned, that question, first asked in the aftermath of the 1989 Revolution when the
Cancer second top cause of death
High rate of smoking, diet rich in fatty meats blamed for lung, colorectal diseases The League Against Cancer Praha has its work cut out