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The front page of Aktuálně.cz features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include Russia's Foreign Minister Lavrov's denial of a hybrid war with Europe, a report on cuts to Czech Television programming, and a piece on Russian military setbacks in Ukraine. Other notable stories…
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov denies accusations that Moscow is waging a hybrid war against Europe, instead claiming Russia is only reacting to weapons supplied to Ukraine being used against it.
Czech Television is planning to cancel several programs, including a beloved singing competition, a crime investigation show, and a program for women.
Reports suggest Russian forces were caught off guard by a Ukrainian strike in the Donetsk region, potentially thwarting Putin's objectives.
An actor known for his role in 'Most' shared prison anecdotes during filming, which have now been adapted into a television series.
A chatbot developed for Donald Trump has reportedly disputed his claims regarding election integrity and immigration policies.
Members of parliament are set to discuss a motion of no-confidence against the government, though it may not reach a vote.
Czech author Ondřej Buddeus is planning to cycle to the Frankfurt Book Fair.
Tennessee is preparing to execute a woman for the first time in over two centuries.
Czech defenseman Adam Jiříček is expected to start his NHL season with significant playing time, exceeding initial expectations.
Skoda Auto has become Europe's second-best-selling brand, a success partly attributed to Martin Jahn, who is now moving to Volkswagen.
Scientists have discovered that despite the absence of sunlight, Earth microbes are growing and producing methane in a simulated ocean beneath Saturn's moon Titan.
US President Donald Trump called North Korean leader Kim Jong-un a friend and praised North Korea's nuclear arsenal, stating everything will be fine as long as he is in the White House.
