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The UK is reportedly considering a plan to exchange nuclear deterrence capabilities with the EU for economic benefits from the single market, without reversing Brexit. This ambitious proposal aims to strengthen defense ties and nuclear deterrence for Europe while granting London partial access to…
Some members of the Czech ANO party are pushing for their own presidential candidate to challenge Petr Pavel, expressing a desire for a figure independent of Andrej Babiš, though their chosen candidate has caused surprise.
American soldiers were exposed due to a basic error during a training exercise, where Ukrainian forces effectively defeated them.
Czech Minister Karel Havlíček has announced an unexpected trip to a war-torn region accompanied by business representatives.
The United Arab Emirates has officially accused Iran of being behind attacks on two oil tankers belonging to a state oil company.
Russian drones have targeted the Sumy region in Ukraine, resulting in the deaths of a mother and her son.
NATO fighter jets in Latvian airspace intercepted a drone, with the local army stating that the immediate risk has now passed.
Romania is rapidly transforming into a key NATO pillar on its eastern flank, bolstering its military, modernizing infrastructure, and adapting to a new security landscape shaped by the Ukraine conflict.
Low Tiber River levels in Rome have exposed the remains of a bridge from the era of Emperor Caligula or Nero, offering a glimpse into the city's ancient past.
German decathlete Leo Neugebauer struggled intensely in the final meters of the decathlon, collapsing at the finish line, but managed to secure the European championship title.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced that his forces have regained control over a significant area in the southeastern part of the country, reclaiming 745 square kilometers and 26 settlements near Oleksandrivka.
Energy drinks, increasingly popular among children, may soon face a ban in shops as a proposal is being drafted due to health concerns, with nearly a fifth of Czech schoolchildren consuming them weekly.