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The front page of Aktuálně.cz features a mix of domestic and international news. A prominent domestic story concerns security issues at the Ministry of Defense involving Kateřina Jacques. International news includes Iran's threats against European targets, criticism of the EU by Italian Prime…
Kateřina Jacques, the main ombudswoman at the Ministry of Defense, is facing security scrutiny regarding her alleged poor handling of her computer password, despite successfully passing two departmental tenders.
Iran has identified 15 European targets for potential attacks, though the specifics of these threats remain unclear.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has strongly sided with Czech President Petr Pavel's criticism regarding the EU's perceived direction and potential for irrelevance.
The organizer of a significant World Championship has spoken frankly about the exclusion of Russian athletes.
The village of Čunčí huba is celebrating its 100th anniversary, marked by unusual past events including an outhouse being dynamited and shooting from windows.
An article describes an unusual house whose exterior does not hint at the surprising interior design, which includes a red staircase and a net.
Russian missiles have once again caused casualties, with a recent night attack on Kyiv resulting in five injuries.
A quiz challenges readers to identify 25 types of shrubs and their fruits, evoking memories of childhood in Czechoslovakia.
President Petr Pavel's image was used in an advertisement for workwear without his consent or knowledge, prompting a swift response from the President's office.
A twelve-year-old boy in Australia has been persistently attacked by the same magpie for six years, with experts suggesting the bird may remember him due to his distinctive red hair.
A man claiming that voices instructed him to kill Donald Trump was arrested by the Secret Service near the White House, and a cache of weapons was found in his stolen car.
