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Despite waning public interest, opposition parties in Czechia are urged by political scientists to address Prime Minister Andrej Babiš's conflict of interest and Agrofert subsidies, as it impacts ordinary citizens.
Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov is reportedly upset by the fashion choices of young Chechens, specifically their beards, and also expressed disappointment with women.
A tragic story unfolds about the daughter of war criminal Ratko Mladič, who reportedly returned from Russia profoundly changed and later died by suicide with her father's pistol.
Czech politician Hynek Turek discusses a 'terrible thing' involving mustard gas in Šumava, explaining the circumstances and his perspective.
Live updates report that Houthi forces have seized control of a port, chanting slogans such as 'Death to Israel, death to America'.
Reports indicate that Russia has resumed its attacks on Kyiv, with a residential building catching fire during a night raid.
A cultural piece discusses the Czech film 'Účastníci zájezdu' (Participants of the Tour), noting its adaptation from a bestseller, its humor, and its cultural significance 20 years after its premiere.
A scientist has outlined a concerning scenario where advanced artificial intelligence might perceive a threat from humans and initiate extermination, sparking widespread public interest.
Ukrainians have developed their own missile defense system, the Koral, which is capable of intercepting Russian missiles and has a connection to a Czech company, Czechoslovak Group.
A dispute arises concerning a trip to China, with President Petr Pavel requesting information from Minister Macinka for over a month without receiving it, highlighting tensions in Czech foreign policy related to China.