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Aktuálně.cz's front page highlights a surge in gang violence in Berlin, domestic political protests in Prague, a foreign minister's trip to Africa, and updates on the conflict in Ukraine. Other top stories include Poland's new military directives regarding Russian objects, a water contamination…
A violent shootout between Turkish gangs, resulting in a stabbing, occurred directly in front of a police station in Berlin's Moabit district, shocking German police officials.
The article features interviews with individuals participating in a 'Million Moments' protest against the government, reflecting on the sentiment of supporters of former Prime Minister Babiš.
This story covers the African journey of a Czech official, Macinka, focusing on a visit to a key country that has presented challenges for Prime Minister Fiala.
Poland has updated its military regulations, allowing pilots to more quickly intercept and shoot down unidentified objects, particularly those originating from Russia.
The head of EU diplomacy has issued a warning regarding Russian hybrid warfare tactics, coinciding with reports of Russian shelling in the Ukrainian city of Dnipro.
Drinking water in the Odolena Voda region continues to be undrinkable after a morning test revealed it did not meet safety standards.
Czech Senate Speaker Miloš Vystrčil presented awards to seventeen notable individuals, including hockey player David Pastrňák and economist Robert Švejnar.
The article discusses the Billie Jean King Cup final, quoting the Ukrainian captain's strong feelings about player Muchova and Svitolina's surprise at Noskova's performance.
Citizens gathered in central Prague for a demonstration, with figures like Minář, advocating for the legacy of Václav Havel and opposing Andrej Babiš.
A Russian aerial attack struck the National Academy of Sciences building in Kyiv, causing a fire and casualties, with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy vowing revenge.
The Czech company Retia in Pardubice, a leader in radar technology, is struggling to meet the high demand for its advanced anti-drone radar systems.
This advice article guides potential apartment buyers on what issues to inspect before purchasing, such as hidden structural problems or problematic neighbors, to avoid future trouble.
