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The front page of Aktuálně.cz features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include an interview with Czech MEP Kateřina Konečná about the EU's diplomatic failures with Russia, a report on a small nation's prime minister criticizing the West, and a story about the Czech tennis…
Czech MEP Kateřina Konečná criticizes the EU's lack of ability to negotiate with Moscow and other global players, speaking about the failures of European diplomacy and the need for a new approach to security.
The prime minister of a small nation reportedly criticized the West, stating that they had warned about the current situation, implying a lack of preparedness in Europe.
Czech tennis player Jiří Lehečka made critical remarks after a period of euphoria, while coach Berdych commented on an undeserving opponent.
The article analyzes the political party 'Mayors and Independents' (STAN), suggesting that leader Vít Rakušan's liberal image might mask a deeper opposition to the ANO movement.
New findings from the teeth of a Tyrannosaurus Rex have revealed surprising information about the dinosaur's body temperature, challenging previous scientific understanding.
This live update reports on Russian attacks in Ukraine, stating that several people, including three children, have been killed.
North Korea is reportedly investing in its citizens' leisure by constructing cafes and recreational centers, aiming to encourage domestic spending and entertainment.
A scientist debunks common myths about defrosting meat, explaining the most frequent mistakes made by people in Czechia and offering correct methods.
A quiz designed to test readers' recognition of classic Czechoslovak comedies based on single photographs, evoking nostalgia for popular films.
Tram drivers from Prague have won an international championship, being recognized as the best in Europe for their skills.
The mayor of Moscow reported that over 450 drones were launched at the capital, describing it as the largest attack since the war began, with some casualties reported in the Moscow region.
