The weekly newspaper Prague Telegraph, the monthly magazine Czech Republic Today, the quarterly magazines Zhar-ptitsa and Ochag, every six months - a luxury glossy magazine Czech Republic 5 Stars, maps, books, booklets of partners ... Behind this fireworks publication - daily laborious work of the staff of the publishing house "Prague Telegraph".
The newspaper "Prague Telegraph" was registered in the Ministry of Culture of the Chechen Republic in 2002 and until 2009 existed in electronic form as a publication of the representation of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Russian Federation in Central Europe. Since the spring of 2009 is published in print as a weekly newspaper.
The New York Times newspaper called the Prague Telegraph "the largest Russian-language publication in the Czech Republic" (April 7, 2010), Czech Television (ChT1) withdrew a separate story about the publishing house "Prague Telegraph", and Czech Radio several times told of publication as phenomenon of foreign-language press in the Czech Republic.
"Prague Telegraph" is a unique product in the market of Russian-speaking press in Central Europe. Unlike many "émigré" publications, the "Prague Telegraph" is a standard Czech newspaper in Russian. The publication details events in the Czech Republic, the CIS countries and the world. The pages of the newspaper reflected politics, economy, social sphere, culture.
A number of materials from the Prague Telegraph were prepared in cooperation with the leading Russian daily Izvestia.