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The news from Aktuálně.cz focuses heavily on international affairs, particularly concerning Russia and its leader Vladimir Putin, with several stories detailing his interactions and alleged plans. Domestic news from Czechia includes a political meeting between the president and prime minister, a…
Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre spoke about his recent phone call with Russian President Vladimir Putin, describing the conversation, his assessment of Putin's demeanor, and the criticism the call received. He also shared his views on ongoing peace negotiations in Abu Dhabi.
An entire Boeing aircraft flew for a single passenger, with German authorities explaining the reasons behind this unusual flight.
A friend of Russian President Vladimir Putin has reportedly taken a significant step, allegedly motivated by Putin's desire for a long life.
A popular brand of children's organic berry porridge has been found to contain dangerous toxins from mold, leading to a warning from inspection authorities to parents.
Russia's FSB claims to have arrested two agents from Polish secret services, an allegation that Warsaw is currently investigating.
Růžena Kulhánková recounted her close collaboration with Václav Havel, including transcribing his texts and assisting him during a period when he was monitored by the secret police.
President Petr Pavel met with Prime Minister Andrej Babiš to discuss current events, including the situation regarding public media, the selection of a new head of the antitrust office, and the army.
Four-year-old cars in the Czech Republic are undergoing their first technical inspection, with data from over half a million checks revealing which models perform exceptionally well and which struggle.
Canadian authorities confirmed that a mother and daughter who went missing in British Columbia were killed by four grizzly bears, based on DNA analysis of the animals.
An opposition member of parliament unexpectedly praised Prime Minister Andrej Babiš regarding his former minister, suggesting an ulterior motive related to the 'Motoristé' initiative.
