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Aktuálně.cz is featuring a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include the Czech government's decision to have the military operate air rescue services, a disinformation campaign targeting Czech citizens, and international concerns about Russian aggression and military buildup in…
The Czech government's decision for the military to operate air rescue services after 2028 has caused significant issues for the General Staff, as the armed forces are already planning to retire aging helicopters and lack funds for replacements.
The CIA director has warned Vladimir Putin about a critical shortage of ammunition, raising concerns about a potential attack on Eastern Europe.
A fabricated story claiming that Poles will soon attack Czechia has caused fear among citizens, with investigations pointing to Russia as the source of the disinformation campaign.
Former Czech Minister of Finance, Alena Schillerová, responded sharply to accusations of being the most expensive minister in history.
The renowned Japanese avant-garde artist Yayoi Kusama, known for her work inspired by hallucinations, has passed away.
Deloitte will pay hundreds of millions to the US government for a practice that unfairly favored certain groups of employees.
A story about a house that was so popular people queued to see it, detailing how a man from Šumperk captivated Czechoslovakia.
A pilot warns passengers about the increasing trend of vaping on airplanes, as many mistakenly believe they can hide their usage, leading to a rise in incidents reported by airlines.
Poland is significantly bolstering its tank fleet with South Korean and US acquisitions, positioning it to have the strongest tank force in Europe by 2030, with troops stationed near the Russian border.
A story details a bizarre scandal involving an Albanian minister caught in a stolen Mercedes, exploring the country's historical connection with stolen vehicles and the unexpected outcome of the incident.
A map indicates the planned travel destinations for Babiš and Pavel, with one of the president's trips facing potential jeopardy.
