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The front page of Aktuálně.cz features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include the environmental impact of tourism on Mount Everest, a report on a Cold War-era bunker's survivability, and a political anecdote about Andrej Babiš. Other featured news covers a tragic accident in…
Mount Everest is facing an unusual problem: thousands of climbers, guides, and camp staff contribute to the melting of its glaciers annually, with their urine being a surprising factor, according to a new study.
A political anecdote details how former Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš was interested in a unique Tesla car and expressed his intention to purchase it immediately.
A historical report examines the Hanička bunker, suggesting that communist leaders would have had limited survival prospects during a nuclear war.
This historical piece reveals how the Škoda 120 car's production was crucial in preventing embarrassment for the communist regime, as an alternative design was initially planned.
A young Czech woman tragically died during a hike in the Austrian Alps with her father.
Explosions have been reported near the Iranian island of Charg, which serves as a critical oil terminal.
A recent survey indicates that 62% of the population finds the proposed budget deficit unacceptable.
Thousands of US sailors from the USS Abraham Lincoln have arrived in Thailand for shore leave after a record 286 days at sea, with some heading to Pattaya, notorious for its nightlife.
A report from Halle, Germany, suggests that a resurgence of nostalgia for the former East Germany is contributing to the rise of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party.
During a US Open match, Aryna Sabalenka temporarily halted play due to an unpleasant odor emanating from the audience, though she eventually advanced.
While testosterone therapy can help men with age-related hormonal deficiencies, it also carries unmentioned side effects.
