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Aktuálně.cz features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a new investigation into the tomb of Jan Masaryk, a crime crackdown in Rome, and an anomaly regarding Czech tennis star Siniakova. International news covers the war in Ukraine, including a Russian drone attack on a…
A new development in a mystery of Czech history: the tomb of former Foreign Minister Jan Masaryk has been reopened after almost 80 years, with investigators looking into what his remains might reveal.
Rome is facing a serious crisis in the area around the Colosseum, with gangs proving difficult to manage even for deployed soldiers, leading to strong intervention by the city.
An unusual characteristic of Czech tennis superstar Siniakova is drawing attention and surprise in America.
The World Health Organization has identified common daily habits that can influence the risk of dementia, emphasizing it is not solely a condition of old age.
The situation is deteriorating as a Russian drone has destroyed a Czech warehouse in Ukraine, with photographic evidence confirming the damage.
Russia conducted additional attacks overnight, with Ukraine reporting three dead and several injured.
Chinese President and Indian Prime Minister have offered assistance to Vladimir Putin, potentially serving as new mediators in the Ukraine conflict.
The Czech state has acquired over 560 million Czech crowns from estates of individuals who died without heirs or a will.
Germany has prevented a large-scale attack planned by individuals connected to Hamas, with one suspect apprehended after arriving from Czechia.
The town of Jeseník faces challenges but also has charm and plans to attract new residents, with its local identity and quality of life often overlooked.
Test your historical knowledge with a quiz covering figures and events from various eras, from Charles IV to Harry Potter.
