Pilsen is, without a doubt, synonymous with beer. And the Brewery Museum, located on the outskirts of the city, celebrates the golden brew that put Pilsen on the world map. It offers a unique look into the brewing process of the Middle Ages, and displays beer-related paraphernalia from all over the world, including curiosities such as the world’s smallest beer jug and a huge Siberian tankard. 🍻 rozhl.as/4vH 👈 | Radio Prague

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🇺🇦 “We could not rely on international law.” Ukrainian human rights lawyer Oleksandra Matviichuk says the war in Ukraine has exposed the failure of the global system built to protect peace — and warns that its collapse affects everyone. 🎙️ Watch her full interview on Radio Prague International, recorded during her visit to Prague’s Forum 2000. | Radio Prague

Let Us Pray and Sing The Divine Mercy Chaplet December 30, 2025 Tuesday. For The Sake of His Sorrowful Passion, Have Mercy On Us and On The Whole World. #DivineMercy #DXGN899 | Radio Programs