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Aktuálně.cz reports on a range of domestic and international news, including political statements, economic warnings, and updates on the war in Ukraine. A prominent story features former minister Stanjura addressing criticism regarding fuel station purchases. International news includes a report…
Former Czech Finance Minister Zbyněk Stanjura breaks his silence to respond to criticism from the director of Hlídač státu regarding the purchase of fuel stations, detailing his perspective on the events.
A government-in-exile, planning for the collapse of Moscow, has convened in Prague, signaling a state that anticipates its own downfall.
Polish authorities are once again issuing warnings to travelers, advising them on how to avoid unpleasant surprises when planning trips to the Czech Republic.
A large fire has erupted, destroying substantial wealth following an unexpected Ukrainian strike on a sensitive location within Russia.
The life and ballet journey of Vlastimil Harapes, who would have been celebrating his 80th birthday, is remembered and compared to the story of Billy Elliot.
EU representatives have backed the 21st sanctions package against Russia, with Greece withdrawing its previous blockade on the measures.
French authorities have evacuated almost 12,000 people from the area surrounding Bordeaux due to a significant fire.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov met with US Senator Marco Rubio in Manila, stating Russia's readiness for conflict resolution while deeming the conditions for Kyiv unacceptable and warning against US arms supplies.
Minister Jaromír Zůna recalls a tense atmosphere between Prime Minister Babiš and President Pavel at the NATO summit in Ankara, noting minimal interaction between them.
A couple who purchased a dilapidated building with a birch tree on its roof now runs a successful pastry shop, drawing long queues for their kolaches.
Martin Kuba, leader of the Naše Česko party and governor of South Bohemia, attempts to clarify lingering questions about his business dealings and introduces a new addition to his team from Czech Television.
The film 'Bardotky' is criticized for failing to live up to the expectations it generated, ultimately being deemed hardly worth watching.
