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The news on Aktuálně.cz focuses on international affairs, particularly Russia's geopolitical stance and actions, as well as domestic Czech politics. There are also stories on Taiwan's military acquisitions and human rights issues in Egypt. A separate section highlights sports and human interest…
Russian President Vladimir Putin issued sharp warnings to the West during a Valdai Discussion Club meeting, discussing the risk of escalation between Russia and NATO and indicating Moscow's readiness to defend its territory with all means.
A councilor from Czech Television was taken to the Caribbean by businesswoman Ivana Tykač, who reportedly boarded a plane at the airport.
Andrej Babiš was in attendance at an election rally, where members of both the government and opposition clashed.
The head of the TOP 09 party, Tomáš V. Havlíček, discusses what he hears from constituents, posing a difficult question for the opposition.
Russia has again attacked a bridge in Kyiv, leading to the suspension of metro services.
Taiwan has taken delivery of its first two new F-16V fighter jets supplied by the United States.
Egypt has taken action against one of the country's scarce independent media organizations, detaining its editorial team.
Kazakhstan's Alexander Bublik expressed surprise at the level of Czech tennis player Jakub Menšík, comparing facing him to playing against Jannik Sinner, and smashed his racquet in frustration.
Ukrainians are using 'zombie cars', remotely controlled vehicles loaded with explosives, to destroy Russian fortifications.
A man discovered a hoard of 934 Roman silver coins weighing over three kilograms while metal detecting in a field, prompting an archaeological investigation.
Christa Pike, an American woman, is in critical condition after a botched lethal injection, according to her legal representatives.
The MG car, which has seen declining interest from Czech buyers, offers a solution for dealing with high gasoline prices and is more affordable than Dacia.
