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Aktuálně.cz features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a report on the rising number of child "terrorists" in Russia, a domestic debate on daylight saving time, an unusual oasis in Prague, and a tennis news item. Other articles cover Czech politics, AI partnerships…
Russia's list of "extremists and terrorists" now includes a 14-year-old from St. Petersburg, making him the youngest ever on the Rosfinmonitoring registry, which is seeing a growing proportion of minors.
The debate over daylight saving time in the Czech Republic is set to continue for at least another five years, with Minister Šťastný advocating for permanent winter time instead.
An extraordinary oasis in Prague, operating under completely different rules, offers tranquility and relies on stream water, presenting a unique living environment.
A spectator's disturbance of Czech tennis player Mensik in Montreal led to an amusing incident that was enjoyed by both the player and the wider tennis community.
Ukrainian drones have struck a refinery in the southern Russian city of Ilsky, causing a fire at the facility.
According to experts, the dominant position of the ANO movement in Czech politics has objective causes independent of the current state of opposition parties, yet ways to weaken Andrej Babiš's movement do exist.
While Italy offers significant housing subsidies, potential applicants, including Czechs, must meet a crucial condition, often requiring actual relocation and further investment.
Czech quarter-miler Lurdes Gloria Manuel, overcoming a tough season and injury, has returned to athletics stronger than before and is now a favorite for the European Championships.
China has banned AI partnerships, while America is imposing restrictions, a move described by one individual as akin to the death of a lover, highlighting concerns over virtual relationships.
