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Aktuálně.cz features a mix of domestic and international news. Top domestic stories include political debate on youth voting rights involving Babiš and Pavel, and the struggles of Třinecké železárny with its historic rolling mill. International news covers fires in France, a solar flight…
Třinecké železárny is facing its most challenging period due to the steel crisis and falling revenues. The company's future hinges on its 100-year-old rolling mill in Ostrava, showcasing the demanding nature of metallurgy even in 2026.
The issue of voting rights for young people has once again created a division between the Czech government and the presidential office, with Babiš opposing and Pavel supporting the proposal.
The current form of a beloved Czech culinary dish, enjoyed by historical figures like Neruda and an Archduke, surprisingly came about entirely by accident.
A bizarre creature named Jimothy has become an internet sensation, gaining widespread popularity and even being shared by the White House.
Authorities in France have mandated the evacuation of seven additional villages surrounding Bordeaux as wildfires continue to rage.
Ten years ago, the Solar Impulse 2 completed a historic circumnavigation of the globe without fuel, a feat that pushed its pilots to extreme physical and mental limits in harsh conditions.
The Houthi movement in Yemen has announced that it carried out rocket strikes targeting Saudi Arabia.
Authorities in Indonesia are searching for a boat carrying 11 tourists, one of whom is a Czech national, that has gone missing.
An article revisits the historical practice in France where children consumed alcohol with school lunches until 1956, a tradition that sparked a national protest when banned.
This quiz challenges readers to test their knowledge of memorable quotes from classic Czech films.
A Ukrainian soldier, Krystyna Panasjuk, who also works as a psychologist, explains how music helps soldiers and highlights the critical issue of troop rotation and exhaustion on the front lines.
