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An unusual event has occurred where a security director appointed to a ministry does not possess the necessary security clearance, raising questions about the appointment process.
This opinion piece questions whether Germany and the Netherlands should be responsible for a significant financial burden for Czechia, suggesting that former Prime Minister Babiš is indifferent to the issue.
A city has constructed the foundations for a cable car, but the project has not received approval because police have noted that pedestrians are not visible, indicating a potential safety or planning issue.
A firefighter from the 9/11 attacks reveals that they were misled and knew they were breathing toxic air, reflecting on the aftermath of the tragic event.
This article discusses how to properly wash fruits and vegetables, highlighting issues like wax coatings on apples and pesticide residues on lemons, and advises on what is safe to consume.
This sports story focuses on a highly-paid football player, described as an 'Argentine wildcard,' who is not necessarily the best but commands a high price, causing division among fans.
Reports from the conflict zone indicate that President Putin has declared the capture of a city, with Moscow presenting AI-generated footage as evidence.
A piece discussing the investment desires of young people, noting that their primary sources of financial knowledge are social media platforms like YouTube and TikTok.
This cultural story examines the experiences of artists who signed Charter 77, highlighting that they could not create under pseudonyms and therefore did not hide their involvement.
An opinion piece, likely satirical or critical, from Jindřich Šídlo's 'Happy Monday' segment, suggesting a group (Motorists) who seem to achieve little but are adept at provoking others.
This commentary speculates on a potential bribe involving Donald Trump and suggests that similar situations might occur in the Czech Republic in the future.
Actress Chýlková is reportedly on a half-time contract at the Činoherní Klub after 30 years, with the reason cited being a lack of funds.