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The front page of Aktuálně.cz features several prominent stories. A top story discusses how China may have exploited Czech Parliament Speaker Tomio Okamura's visit to China for its own benefit, despite the stated goal of strengthening business ties. Other major stories cover the construction of a…
Czech Parliament Speaker Tomio Okamura's recent visit to China, intended to boost business ties, was allegedly exploited by China, with no tangible benefits for Czechia so far, according to security and diplomatic sources.
Russia and North Korea are constructing a new bridge, described as a new artery for Kim's soldiers, which has raised security concerns in the West.
Individuals who entrusted their pets and homes to a sitting service, despite positive reviews, are reporting horrifying experiences, including injuries to their pets.
Despite apparent political animosity, two female politicians are highlighted as having more in common than they might appear.
Czechia is bracing for another heatwave with temperatures expected to exceed 35 degrees Celsius on Thursday and potentially reach 40 degrees on Friday, with tropical nights also anticipated.
Airbus has successfully completed a test flight from Melbourne to Toulouse lasting over 24 hours, paving the way for ultra-long-haul commercial flights.
Santi Denia, coach of the Olympic champions, is reportedly set to become the new coach of the Czech national football team, a historic appointment for the country.
According to sources, Russia is considering imposing martial law or similar measures after the upcoming Duma elections, which would signify a significant escalation beyond the 'special military operation'.
A historical villa in Písek caught fire overnight, prompting firefighters to declare the second level of alarm.
