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Russian President Vladimir Putin has admitted that officials in the Kremlin made a mistake, specifically regarding the assessment that civilian objects like Russian refineries would not become targets. He also urged Russians to prepare for all possibilities, including a continued shortage of fuel.
Donald Trump claims he saved Britain from a nuclear catastrophe and also threatened the country. The article does not provide further details on the context of these claims.
Contrary to previous statements by Minister Schillerová, the article alleges that the Babiš government 'secretly' approved a significant pension increase. The details suggest a discrepancy in how the decision was presented.
Andrej Babiš has shifted his position, and the proposed higher taxes will now impact his own voters. The article suggests that another political party will be most affected by these changes.
A new Tesla model, which lacks a steering wheel and pedals, is currently causing confusion and not yet impressing the public, even without the presence of Elon Musk.
German police are investigating a new incident of sabotage at an electrical station in Dormagen.
After a week-long ordeal, rescuers have successfully freed two survivors from a tunnel at a power plant in Nepal.
Andrej Babiš's company, Hartenberg, is performing well, having earned billions and acquired clinics in Turkey and other countries.
A Syrian refugee in Germany is reportedly receiving €600 per month from the state while reciting the Quran and refusing to work. The article states that authorities are afraid of provoking him.
A new study indicates that even with regular exercise, spending long, uninterrupted periods sitting can significantly increase the risk of death from cancer. The research highlights the importance of breaking up sedentary time.
Kateřina Siniaková's performance against Naomi Osaka at the US Open turned into a dramatic match, with Siniaková even causing Osaka to go to the restroom during play. Despite not advancing, Siniaková's play in the third set impressed observers.
After initial deadlock, Volkswagen unions have approved a drastic restructuring plan to save the company. The plan reportedly addresses concerns that were holding up negotiations between the supervisory board and the management.