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The news from Aktuálně.cz covers a range of international and domestic topics, with a focus on advanced drone technology capable of reaching Moscow, political relations within Czechia, and international conflicts. There's also a human interest piece on Audrey Hepburn, a scientific discovery…
Former Formula 1 engineers are developing a new offensive drone called TigerShark, capable of speeds up to 750 km/h and a range of 900 km, potentially reaching Moscow and St. Petersburg at a significantly lower cost than existing missiles.
A spokesperson from the Prague Castle discusses the relationship between the Czech President and Prime Minister, suggesting that changes in their dynamic are more attributable to Andrej Babiš than to the President's office.
A shocking crime has occurred in Spain where a pregnant woman was murdered in a popular tourist destination, sending ripples of fear across the country.
Ukraine is reportedly experiencing a significant development, with plans to test a new military capability against Russia before the end of the year.
NASA has chosen a photograph taken in the Jizera Mountains of Czechia as its Astronomy Picture of the Day, highlighting a local astronomical contribution.
An attack involving unknown missiles has struck a military airport in Syria; fortunately, no casualties have been reported.
An expert predicts that the upcoming September parliamentary elections in Russia will not be free or fair, with the Kremlin dictating the outcome, although the results may still indicate the ruling party's support levels.
This article reflects on the legacy of actor Robert Redford, who would have turned ninety this year, remembering his contributions to cinema and his commitment to independent filmmaking and environmentalism.
The article questions whether Tomáš Rosický is a problem for Sparta football club, referencing an insider's description of Matěj Jurásek's struggles in England and how this acquisition fits within Sparta's values.
Trade unions are expressing strong opposition to Andrej Babiš, with the head of the Czech-Moravian Confederation of Trade Unions criticizing the government for not yet discussing public sector wage increases and budget matters for the upcoming year.
