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The Aktuálně.cz front page features a mix of international and domestic news. Top international stories include potential US visa cancellations by the Trump administration and German plans for missile defense against Russia. Domestically, the focus is on political maneuvering involving opposition…
The Trump administration is reportedly preparing to cancel tourist and business visas for up to 200,000 foreigners who have applied for asylum in the US, in what could be the largest mass visa cancellation in history. The move is also expected to target 'birth tourism'.
Opposition parties are attempting to use an initial opportunity to halt Prime Minister Babiš's political agenda, although he currently holds an advantage.
Tennis player Siniaková is experiencing significant support, and her quick wit has surprised New York.
A large study has found a connection between the timing of the first meal of the day and how long a person will live.
Europol has issued a warning that thieves are intensifying their activities, leading to more violent robberies in European museums.
Ukraine has launched drone attacks in Krasnodar Krai, resulting in a fire at the Afipsky refinery.
Investigators have discovered a third drone and explosives near the Leipzig/Halle airport.
The Strait of Hormuz saw only two ship passages on Monday, marking the lowest number since May, amid heightened regional tensions.
The head of a powerful Volkswagen union has sharply criticized the company's restructuring plan, calling it unrealistic and out of touch with the reality of factory workers.
Following the collapse of a wind turbine, political figures like Filip Turek have offered criticism, while Minister Karel Havlíček has pledged measures to prevent future incidents.
Germany plans to invest significantly in long-range missiles, including American Tomahawks, with the stated goal of deterring Russia.
A guide to mushroom picking locations in the Czech Republic, noting that recent rains have led to growth in various areas.
