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Aktuálně.cz leads with domestic political news, focusing on an ambitious politician's campaign plans and potential presidential bid. It also covers a heatwave warning, a cultural event, and lighter features like animal photos and a story about a hockey player. International news includes a piece…
A Czech politician's movement, Naše Česko, led by regional governor Martin Kuba, is set to compete in 130 municipalities and for four Senate seats in the upcoming elections, with a strong focus on his home region of South Bohemia.
A small country is facing a potential crisis with a third of its population living in poverty. The story questions whether a charismatic leader, referred to as 'the man with the chainsaw,' can address these issues and promises EU entry.
Czech tourists were rescued by a police helicopter during a hike under Traunstein after blindly following a navigation app, highlighting the dangers of over-reliance on technology.
Meteorologists have expanded a warning for high temperatures, with forecasts predicting up to 36 degrees Celsius for Monday.
The Day of Jewish Heritage is being observed in the Czech Republic, opening over 60 synagogues and cemeteries, many of which are not usually accessible to the public.
A collection of striking photos features a tiger in action, an 'invasion' from Africa, and a story about a rescued 'angel'.
Buffalo Sabres are considering Jiří Kulich as their first-line center for the upcoming NHL season, with the team having high hopes for the Czech prospect who was available in the 2022 draft.
The number of investment scams in Czechia has more than tripled in three years, facilitated by technologies like deep fake and AI. However, elaborate scams have existed historically, with more severe consequences for victims.
Despite current denials, there's a possibility that ANO party leader Andrej Babiš might run for president, driven by his desire for control and the need for immunity.
A dilapidated building previously owned by artist Jan Kameník has been renovated into an unrecognizable state by someone who knew it since childhood.
Director Adolf Zika, known for his acclaimed documentaries, has released his new feature film, 'The Healing Effects of Self-Deception,' a comedy about recognition and readership.
