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The front page of Aktuálně.cz features a mix of domestic Czech politics, including comments from Tomio Okamura on public broadcasting fees, and international affairs. There are also stories on a Czech curling innovation, presidential award recipients, a literary piece on Swift, a car review, and a…
Tomio Okamura, head of the Chamber of Deputies and SPD, stated that public broadcasting fees will be abolished and that there is no need for debate. He suggested that if opposition MPs were present, the proposal to abolish the fees would not have passed. He also denied wanting to influence Czech…
A prime minister decisively addressed an individual who opposed aid to Ukraine.
A Czech invention is impacting the sport of curling, having influenced players at the Olympics and now being used in Ostrava.
Bookmakers have predicted who will receive awards from President Pavel, with Zeman being ranked last.
Jonathan Swift's 'Gulliver's Travels' was written with the intention to provoke rather than entertain.
A quiz tests knowledge of Czech mythical creatures, with the water spirit being easily identifiable but others proving more challenging.
A performance BMW model sold out quickly, and interested buyers will need to look at the used car market.
A local legend about a ghost from the Šumava region, last seen 40 years ago, has reappeared from the depths of Lipno.
Tennis player Kateřina Siniaková won her sixth career singles title after a harsh analysis of her singles performance by a legend.
European unions are advocating for better workplace conditions for women experiencing menopause, as it negatively impacts their earnings and career progression.
Finance Minister Alena Schillerová is visiting the Vietnamese market in Sapa to discuss tax system issues with Vietnamese entrepreneurs, continuing her engagement with the community.
