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Archaeologists Find First Known Gay Caveman Near Prague

An unusual burial may have outed the world's first known gay caveman, whose bones were discovered outside Prague in a grave that indicates he was homosexual or possibly transgendered. During the Copper Age 5,000 years ago, men were traditionally buried facing the west, along with weapons and knives. But archaeologists in...

Obama Arrives in Lisbon for the NATO Summit

President Obama touched down in Lisbon Friday morning, barely rested from a scant week in Washington after ten days in Asia. But the short weekend in Portugal will be no holiday. On the docket are packed days revolving around the NATO summit and the U.S.-European Union meetings that will include a re-evaluation of...

Scientists Exhume Remains to Learn if Astronomer Was Murdered

PRAGUE (Nov. 15) - Astronomer Tycho Brahe uncovered some of the mysteries of the universe in the 16th century - and now modern-day scientists are delving into the mystery of his sudden death. On Monday, an international team of scientists opened his tomb in the Church of Our Lady Before Tyn near Prague's Old Town Square,...

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06/02/12 Celebrating Romany Culture In Prague Source: RFE/RFL Newsline Russia Romany musicians and dancers from across Europe are performing in the Czech capital this week as part of the Khamoro Festival.
06/01/12 Radio Prague versus Ronald Reagan Source: Radio Prague Ronald Reagan "Why the anti-war movement?" were the opening words of a special Radio Prague documentary in 1983.
06/01/12 News 1.6.2012 Source: Radio Prague Prosecutors from ÃstÃ nad Labem transferred the case against former governor David Rath â remanded in custody over suspected corruption â to the region of Central Bohemia on Friday.
06/01/12 In Prague, A Dark Memorial To Wartime Heroism Source: RFE/RFL Newsline Russia Seventy years ago, Czech resistance fighters assassinated the Nazi leader of occupied Czechoslovakia, Reinhard Heydrich, known as the "Butcher of Prague."
06/01/12 Activists march through Prague in support of Russian... Source: Prague Daily Monitor About 30 young activists in coloured bacalava helmets marched through Prague this evening in protest against the imprisonment of Russian female punk band Pussy Riot members who had expressed disagreement with the Russian government.