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The front page of Aktuálně.cz features a mix of domestic Czech politics, international affairs, and weather. A prominent story discusses the presidential aspirations of Andrej Babiš and his potential to challenge Petr Pavel. Other domestic news includes criticism of a new vaccination initiative…
Andrej Babiš, leader of the ANO movement, is aiming for the presidency, similar to previous Czech leaders. While ANO debates challengers for Petr Pavel, a political scientist considers Babiš's future presidential prospects.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has visited disputed territory, which has led to a strong response.
A new Ukrainian weapon is described as having devastating power, capable of reaching Moscow and carrying a significant payload of explosives.
A new vaccination initiative proposed by Vojtěch is facing strong opposition from medical professionals and even a government colleague.
Russia launched an overnight attack on the Ukrainian port of Izmail, resulting in a fire.
Weekend temperatures are expected to climb as high as 36 degrees Celsius, with a risk of thunderstorms on Sunday.
A story about someone who praises their life in a small living space of seven square meters, despite lacking hot water.
Ukrainians have reportedly found a weakness in the defense of Putin's palace, with claims that key air defense systems have been destroyed.
The state is collecting more taxes than last year, but spending is also increasing. The budget deficit is projected to be 310 billion, with potential reliance on EU funds.
The leader of ODS, Martin Kupka, is campaigning and holding events, but the party's popularity is reportedly declining, with low attendance at his events.
Astronomers from Brno captured a unique view of the solar eclipse from a hot air balloon.
Ukraine has reportedly halted attacks on oil tankers near Novorossiysk at the request of the US government, suggesting a significant deal is involved.
