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The news from Aktuálně.cz covers domestic political infighting within the Communist Party of Bohemia and Moravia, international relations concerning military aid to Ukraine and potential NATO strategies against Russia, and various global events including developments in Hong Kong and US politics…
Kateřina Konečná's recent decision to leave the Communist Party does not signify the end of her story or that of the KSČM. Instead, the coming days will reveal the outcome of the clash between Konečná's supporters and her critics.
The inspection of donated armored vehicles has concluded, with Zůna's 'spit' causing surprise even among Americans.
A key figure close to the president is facing mounting pressure, with the sentiment that someone will be held accountable, but it will not be Trump.
NATO has outlined a strategy to preemptively strike deep into Russian territory to neutralize its military capabilities.
Hong Kong has again sentenced activist Wong to ten years in prison for allegedly conspiring with foreign powers.
Ongoing drone attacks are reported, with Ukraine confirming casualties and Russia experiencing fires in Ryazan.
Russia's powerful nuclear-powered warship, the Peter the Great, is to be decommissioned as it is deemed irreparable.
An expert expressed confusion over a crucial refereeing decision that went against Slavia Prague during a Champions League match.
The world is amazed by Czech tennis player Karolína Muchová's skills, with her virtuosity described as bending the laws of physics, as she qualifies for the WTA Finals for the first time.
The General Health Insurance Company (VZP) plans to accelerate the adoption of new medical technologies, potentially allowing AI and other innovations to be used before standard approval processes.
A new law is proposed to establish a minimum speed limit on roads, aimed at curbing the practice of overly slow driving in passing lanes.
