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The news on Aktuálně.cz covers a mix of domestic Czech politics, international affairs, historical events, and sports. Key domestic stories focus on political dealings involving Andrej Babiš and the Tykač mining company, as well as internal party politics within ODS. International news includes…
The mining company Sev.en, owned by Pavel Tykač, has initiated payments to municipalities affected by the ČSA open-pit mine, bypassing state involvement in a process that was meant to involve the Ministry of the Environment.
An influential member of the ODS party criticizes party leader Petr Fiala and warns about the dangers posed by Andrej Babiš, suggesting a lack of familiarity with the party among its supporters.
A historical account of the 'Soviet Titanic' disaster, detailing how the ship sank shortly after a seemingly routine event, implying a tragic miscalculation.
The article highlights the praise for Czech football player Tomáš Horníček in England, where he is being recognized as a rising talent in the global football scene.
Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei urged Muslim nations to unite against what he described as the primary adversaries, the United States and Israel.
An explosion occurred after a warehouse was hit, with reports indicating this Russian attack resulted in the highest number of casualties this year.
This lifestyle article suggests that traditional dietary advice, such as eating a hearty breakfast, may have more merit for weight loss than modern trends.
Russia has tested the 'Yars' intercontinental ballistic missile, capable of traveling nearly 12,000 kilometers with high accuracy, sending a message to the West.
A photo gallery showcasing a diverse range of images, from vibrant 'tomato orgies' and a 'green flag' to scenes of 'absolute ruin'.
Finnish President Alexander Stubb expressed skepticism about Russia attacking NATO, citing the alliance's considerable strength, while German officials are reportedly preparing new sanctions against Russia.
A look back at the film adaptation of Raymond Chandler's 'The Big Sleep', described as one of the most convoluted detective stories, marking the 80th anniversary of its premiere.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk is quoted as reminding people of his past warnings about Russia, which are now widely acknowledged, in the context of NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte's concerns about Russian escalation.
