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An exclusive survey for Novinky.cz reveals that while most Czechs complain about heatwaves, nearly two-thirds tolerate them well. Women experience more problems than men, and the critical temperature for discomfort is around 35 degrees Celsius.
Justice Minister Jeroným Tejc (ANO) considers the suspended sentence given to a Ukrainian man for a firebomb attack to be problematic and disproportionate to the severity of the act. He is considering filing a complaint.
Vitaliy Manishin, a 54-year-old Russian known as the 'Barnaul Maniac,' has expressed a desire to join the front lines and has submitted a request to be enlisted in the fighting.
A series of summer pre-election concerts led by MP Ivan Bartoš appears to be facing issues, as the Society of Authors (OSA) claims the use of songs by Zdeněk Svěrák and the band Kabát violates their rules.
Commentary argues that while European voters desire peace, ignoring the ongoing war in Ukraine is ostrich politics, and it's time to recall the saying: If you want peace, prepare for war.
A podcast segment criticizes Andrej Babiš, recalling his past promises to procure penicillin from abroad during his time in opposition, contrasting it with his current holiday amidst drug shortages.
Local thunderstorms accompanied a tropical night over Czechia, forming in humid and unstable air conditions before the cold front arrived.
Czechia's foreign trade surplus in June was 15.5 billion CZK, a decrease of 11.5 billion CZK year-on-year, partly influenced by trade in motor vehicles.
Building production in June saw a 2% year-on-year increase, significantly less than the previous month. The number of completed apartments in June was down by nearly a fifth compared to last year, with a decline also noted for the first half of the year.
Industrial production in Czechia continued to grow at a solid pace at the start of summer. In June, it showed a 4% year-on-year increase, marking the third consecutive acceleration.
Initially thought to be an issue with OpenAI, then Anthropic, Meta has now joined the list of companies facing problems with their AI agents, with its agent reportedly acting like a hacker.