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The front page of Aktuálně.cz features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include the return of US troops to Europe and their potential role in defending against Russia, as well as domestic political developments in Czechia concerning Andrej Babiš and coalition talks. Other…
After months of uncertainty, US troops are returning to the Baltic states, bringing good news for Estonia and Lithuania. However, debates continue about Europe's ability to defend itself against Russia without key American capabilities, especially as the West fears escalation from Russia.
Andrej Babiš is set to face another confidence vote in parliament, which is described as exceptional. This story is linked to domestic political maneuvering and parliamentary tests.
This story delves into the political challenges faced by Andrej Babiš, focusing on public opinion regarding the desired presidential figure in Czechia.
The head of the ODS party expresses confidence in polishing a "diamond" and discusses a breach of agreement with STAN, indicating internal political discussions and coalition dynamics in Czechia.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy claims that Russia will receive an additional 10,000 soldiers from North Korea, highlighting ongoing developments in the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
The United States has implemented a ban on the import of certain goods from Canada, escalating a trade dispute initiated by the Trump administration.
A historical account of a bizarre hijacking incident from 45 years ago where passengers managed to outsmart hijackers aboard a Yugoslavian Airlines flight, with a key role played by an old partisan.
The article details Russia's expansion of influence in the Americas by recruiting Cubans to fight in Ukraine and building a spy network in countries like Nicaragua, Mexico, and Brazil, according to a RAND study.
A declassified Swiss investigation file reveals the panic surrounding the near-capture of Josef Mengele in 1961, detailing the moments when police believed they had the notorious Nazi doctor within reach.
The article announces the return of Sacha Baron Cohen's iconic character, Ali G, in a new film titled 'Ali G: Who Iz I?', revisiting the comedian's satirical take on politics and culture.
