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Aktuálně.cz features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include a controversy over a new law affecting agricultural land sales, with small farmers protesting, and a humorous report on a politician's unusual fundraising. International news covers a missile strike on Kyiv…
Small farmers in Czechia are protesting a new government bill that they claim is designed to benefit large agricultural corporations by changing how farmland is sold, with plans for demonstrations and even a constitutional complaint.
A politician named Macinka reportedly received very little money from motorists for a cause, with donations mainly coming from a minister and pranksters, leading to his reaction.
An unspecified 'surprising enemy' had plans to strike Ukraine with three specific objectives but ultimately chose a different course of action.
A quiz challenges readers to identify Czech and Slovak presidents based on photos from their holidays.
A live update reports on the casualties of Russian attacks on Kyiv, with at least 15 deaths and numerous injuries.
New analysis of mummified remains suggests that the historical narrative of child sacrifice rituals may be inaccurate.
A popular Czech national dish, 'vepřo knedlo zelo,' is claimed to be a fabricated culinary tradition, falsely presented to foreigners.
Authorities are actively searching for two young men who have gone missing on Lake Most.
Initial global support for Czech tennis player Markéta Vondroušová has waned following the release of a detailed report that challenges her defense in a doping-related case.
The Spanish Supreme Court has ruled that migrants arriving in Ceuta can legally travel to mainland Spain to pursue asylum claims, which often serves as a pathway to further European destinations.
An article provides guidance on the proper use of car air conditioning to ensure it functions effectively and without causing harm during hot summer weather.
