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The main stories on Aktuálně.cz focus on Czech domestic politics, with Prime Minister Andrej Babiš facing scrutiny over the Ministry of Defence and a controversial decision to abolish license fees. International news includes North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's visit to China, and a fire at Hitler's…
Prime Minister Andrej Babiš and Deputy Prime Minister Karel Havlíček are increasing their oversight of the Ministry of Defence due to a loss of confidence in Jaromír Zůna's actions, with his subordinates openly complaining about the ministry's operations, potentially leading to a change in…
A protest, seemingly disapproved of by Prime Minister Babiš, has caused anger and is being referred to as a 'disgrace'. The story is accompanied by 28 photographs.
The ruling coalition has successfully pushed through the abolition of license fees, despite public protests, leading to outrage from the opposition.
A tennis player named Alisa, who is now Czech, is achieving great success, causing consternation among Russians, with the head of tennis accused of spreading questionable information.
Strong winds have halted the cable car service to Sněžka, with additional dangers present at the summit.
A commentary by Josef Veselka argues that healthcare reform requires a leader who is willing to take bold action.
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has arrived in China via train near the border, amidst speculation about his health.
A personal story about a family's tradition of distilling slivovitz, starting from a grandchild's cradle and continuing to the present day.
Children globally, including in the Czech Republic, are losing skills like self-control and planning that were common for their age group decades ago, with their performance in some tests worse than previous generations.
A camera launched into space using a Nazi-era weapon captured unprecedented views from orbit.
A fire broke out at the Kehlsteinhaus, also known as the Eagle's Nest, Hitler's former mountain retreat in the Bavarian Alps, and police have detained a suspect.
Daylight saving time concludes on Sunday, and clocks will be set back one hour, extending the night and affecting public transport schedules.
