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The front page of Aktuálně.cz features several international news stories, including a police officer in Poland being hailed as a hero for stopping a terrorist, Russia facing financial difficulties in paying families of fallen soldiers, and the aftermath of a mass shooting in Krakow, Poland. Other…
A police officer in Poland, armed with only a pistol, confronted an attacker with a semi-automatic rifle and body armor, firing almost a full magazine at close range to neutralize the threat.
The Russian state is no longer providing financial support to the families of fallen soldiers, and regions are experiencing money shortages.
A psychiatrist shares three key pillars for psychological resilience to help people cope with a world full of crises.
Investigators have identified the perpetrator of Saturday's fatal shooting in Krakow, Poland, as Michal, born in 2002.
The shooter in Krakow is responsible for nine deaths, having killed his parents and sister at home in addition to victims in the city center.
Survivors from the Russian-occupied Ukrainian town of Olešky describe horrific conditions, including the prohibition of food sales, disappearances, and torture by Russian forces.
Patrik Gémeš, known as Patrik Plates, has gained popularity on social media with a gastro project where he cooks dishes requested by celebrities.
Live report states that over 600,000 households in Ukraine are without electricity following Russian attacks.
