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The news on Aktuálně.cz covers international affairs including US President Trump's statements on Russia and Ukraine, speculation about North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's health, and the discovery of American components in Russian missiles. Domestically, the site reports on alleged misuse of state…
US President Donald Trump stated he would agree to a meeting with Russian and Chinese leaders if it concerned nuclear disarmament. He also commented that Russia's actions in Ukraine are 'acceptable,' despite ongoing Russian attacks, including alleged strikes on energy infrastructure.
A non-profit organization is accused of failing to distribute millions in state subsidies to those in need, with the organization claiming the ministry specified how the funds should be allocated.
Speculation is intensifying regarding the health of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, with reports suggesting he may be in a coma and potential successors being identified.
Actor and entrepreneur Mikuláš Křen discusses his role in the cult film 'The Loner,' referring to it as his 'stigma.'
Lidl is facing continued issues with the quality of its chicken products, with past incidents involving salmonella and unpleasant odors.
A farewell ceremony for the late Jiří Štěpnička will be held at the National Theatre in Prague on Tuesday.
A Russian officer, Lev Stupnikov, allegedly provided intelligence to Ukrainian forces for over six months, reportedly causing over 300 Russian casualties, before defecting to a pro-Ukrainian Russian unit.
Czech President Petr Pavel will make two final international trips to Germany and Slovakia, while Prime Minister Andrej Babiš will travel to Vietnam after a postponement. Other government officials will also undertake international travel.
Ukrainian investigators found that a significant portion of components in Russia's Kinzhal hypersonic missiles, used against targets like power plants and airports, originate from American manufacturers.
A quiz tests readers' understanding of words that sound similar but have different meanings in Polish, Slovak, and Czech, highlighting potential travel misunderstandings.
