A new photography exhibition at the FOG gallery in the North Bohemian Museum in Liberec showcases the constancy of landscape and human change in Prague's well-known Podolí district.

Dagmar Havlová, widow of former President Václav Havel, and the Dagmar and Václav Havel Foundation Vize 97 announced their intention to preserve the Václav Havel Human Rights Prize, following the Václav Havel Library's decision to withdraw from its organization.

Tomio Okamura, Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies, traveled from Shanghai to Hangzhou and then to Beijing, marking the first visit by a high-ranking Czech constitutional official in seven years. The current Czech government aims to improve relations with China, despite concerns about human rights.

Cleaning experts have shared advice on the common practice of keeping toilet lids closed when not in use, citing hygiene benefits.

A man has been charged with assault against an elected official from Denmark's Alternative party. The incident has drawn attention to violence against political representatives.

Escaped flowerhorn cichlids in Lake Sampaloc are causing concern for native species and farmed tilapia Escaped ornamental aquarium fish have integrated into a local ecosystem in the Philippines,…

Technicians in Třinec, Czech Republic, are installing a unique automated waste sorting line that will use robotic arms to sort plastic waste, marking the first such technology in the country.

Greek authorities are battling a toxic fish with strong, human-like teeth that can injure swimmers in popular resorts, offering rewards to fishermen for its capture.

Visitors to Hietaniemi beach in Helsinki formed a human chain to search for two missing ten-year-old girls, who were later found.

Andrejs Martinovs has been re-elected as the chairman of the airBaltic board during a shareholders' meeting, with Jurģis Sedlenieks named as his deputy. Ruta Amtmane was also elected to the board for a three-year term.

This article explores common beliefs about cucumbers, specifically their use for reducing puffy eyelids and the viral phenomenon of cats reacting to them.

Recent weeks have seen the surprising cancellation of key agendas within the Czech Government Office, which critics argue was not merely a technical reorganization but a significant blow to the country's long-established inter-ministerial human rights policy, particularly under Taťána Malá.

Cognitive scientist Gary Marcus states that language models are not truly intelligent and cannot distinguish reality from fiction, emphasizing their difference from the human brain despite being based on neural networks.

Dick's Sporting Goods is partnering with Lids to open in-store fan merchandise shops, expanding the concept to 100 locations.

Despite the war in the Middle East, union representatives from 3F are optimistic about the corporate economy, noting an improvement compared to six months ago.

The Czech government decided to transfer parts of the human rights agenda from the Government Office to individual ministries without prior public debate, raising questions about the impact on human rights policy, NGOs, and government advisory bodies.

The Czech government under Andrej Babiš plans to move human rights councils from the Government Office to individual ministries, a move criticized by experts who threaten resignations.

Danish educators and rectors are struggling to combat widespread AI-powered cheating among high school students, leading to a crisis of trust and a sense of paralysis in addressing the issue.

Even small changes around the eyes after age 50 can significantly improve one's overall facial appearance. Achieving a more lifted and rested look instantly provides freshness and youthfulness without invasive procedures.

Two disparate articles discuss the potential 'end of rights' and the evolution of beauty trends. One ponders the future of legal frameworks, while the other humorously reflects on modern beauty practices.

Pope Leo XIV has announced the creation of a new commission dedicated to artificial intelligence, with the explicit goal of protecting human dignity in the face of advancing technology. This initiative aims to guide ethical considerations surrounding AI development and use.

An ophthalmologist explains that drooping eyelids, a condition increasingly noticed by people of all ages, can impact health and vision beyond mere aesthetics.

Thermos has recalled more than 8 million food and beverage containers after reports of lids violently ejecting and causing injuries. These incidents include three cases where individuals were blinded.

According to an expert, the desire to avoid a geopolitical crisis may have played a role when Danish authorities decided on the investigation of the explosive case.

Journalist and marketer Petr Nutil's new book, 'Time of Killers: Anatomy of Evil and Hope of the 20th Century,' examines the 20th century as a period that became a stark reminder of inhumanity and brutality.

The first day of the informal EU summit in Cyprus saw EU leaders meeting with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy to discuss accelerating Ukraine's EU accession, with Hungary also lifting its blockade on aid packages.

An article discusses an ingenious method for storing pot and pan lids in the kitchen, addressing the common challenge of their bulkiness and tendency to not stay in place, especially in smaller kitchens.

Volunteers gathered on Vlčí hora in the Děčín region to transport tons of building materials for a new lookout terrace, replacing a former wooden cabin.

The Simpsons, MLB, and New Era have partnered for a new headwear collection, launching exclusively at Lids to celebrate the 2026 MLB season.

Slovakia is dealing with a personal data leak affecting more than 20,000 individuals, attributed to a 'human factor failure' within the country's energy aid system, which has been plagued by errors and confusion since its inception.

A commentary criticizes organized dog breeding for disregarding animal welfare, highlighting the Crufts dog show's "beauty winner" with deformed eyelids as an example.

Eye doctors are cautioning against sleeping in mascara, highlighting potential health risks to the eyes.

A severe traffic accident occurred on Donjozelinska Road in Donja Zelina, Croatia, resulting in the death of one person who was in a wheelchair.

Karš Tuvajos Austrumos nopietni ietekmējis arī aviācijas nozari. Grūtības ar energoresursu piegādi nozīmē, ka lidsabiedrībām nākas domāt par cenu celšanu vai reisu atcelšanu.

In spring, a wine-drinker’s fancy may well turn to youthful reds from the Loire, made from pinot noir, cabernet franc and even hillside gamays Can wine ever be good for you? The question has surely occurred to most of us after a night on the chȃteau de migraine, especially if we’ve read the increasingly dire warnings on alcohol consumption. Still, as with chocolate, a lot depends on what type of alcohol you drink. After all, a 90% cocoa solids situation is probably going to do less harm than,...

After moving to New York and developing eczema on my face, eyelids, and hands, I reached a point where I’d try literally anything to help me out. My skin was irritated, flaky, and borderline...

Jane Hindová měla být na palubě trajektu Herald of Free Enterprise. Nakonec zůstala doma kvůli práci a její místo zaujala sestra. Když se loď 6.

Danish political parties, including the Social Democrats and Venstre, are proposing to invest five billion kroner annually in schools, though with different approaches to reform.

A Winnipeg resident, who endured years of pain and an inability to eat solid foods due to a long waitlist for jaw surgery, is now mostly recovered after finally undergoing multiple procedures in Saskatchewan.

Přestože Ukrajina hlásí největší postup od léta 2023, situace na frontě podle expertů dál nahrává Moskvě. Rusko může současné tempo opotřebovávací strategie díky rozsáhlým lidským rezervám udržet ješt

Police in the Moravian-Silesian region of the Czech Republic stopped an unusual 'futuristic car' which turned out to be a human-powered velomobile, allowing its owner to continue after explanation.

Legendary actress and singer Liza Minnelli has made serious accusations against the Oscar organizers, claiming she was forced to use a wheelchair during the 2022 ceremony when she presented an award with Lady Gaga.

Residents of Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine, describe recent Russian attacks as a 'human safari,' indicating a significant escalation in the intensity and nature of the assaults, causing a loss of safety for civilians.

Architect and actor David Vávra offers his commentary on contemporary politics and human endeavors, suggesting that humor is always appropriate given the smallness and pettiness of human striving.

British scientist Henry Gee, drawing on evolutionary biology, genetics, and paleontology, provocatively concludes that humanity's survival may depend on its ability to leave Earth, predicting either imminent extinction or salvation through space colonization.

A four-year-old child's eyelids were accidentally glued shut by a hospital doctor while treating a cut, leading to a settlement offer from Children’s Health Ireland.

Experts share advice on safe food preservation techniques, emphasizing cleanliness and proper use of canning lids to prevent spoilage.

Human-bred Flowerhorn cichlids have escaped into Lake Sampaloc, a crater lake in the Philippines, posing a significant threat to the local ecosystem by competing with native fish and disrupting aquaculture.

Ukraine is facing intensifying Russian missile attacks alongside rare domestic political instability triggered by a sudden wartime shakeup of its defense leadership.

Journalist David McRaney's new book helps readers understand how opinions are formed, their purpose, and the social ties, identity, and proper communication crucial for changing them.

A simple makeup trick using only two products can instantly transform hooded eyelids, as certain techniques can make a significant difference in applying eyeshadow, eyeliner, and mascara.

Author and translator Ulf Peter Hallberg was awarded this year's Övralidspris, with the jury commending his infectious passion for seeking meaning in human endeavors.

Hospital employees in Copenhagen spend thousands of hours on union and committee work weekly, leading to demands from politicians for them to dedicate more time to patients, a proposal met with strong resistance.

A Swedish parliamentary session lasted just over a minute with only one member, Julia Kronlid, present, highlighting an unusual occurrence in the Riksdag.

Tips are provided on how to use the correct makeup techniques to make eyes with excess skin on the eyelids appear larger and more rested, addressing a common facial feature.

Heavy eyelids, hungry passengers, and monotonous highways are a combination not to be underestimated; a well-planned break can determine whether you arrive safely and comfortably at your destination.

Tea Nikolić, a 32-year-old journalist for Nova and doctoral student, stated that wheelchairs do not have to be a life obstacle or define one's desires and path.

Doctors at a hospital in Šumperk, Czech Republic, are undergoing specialized training using real human organs in a mobile operating room and laboratory setup.

Analyst Splidsboel suggests that Russian President Putin is compelled to escalate the conflict as the war's impact is increasingly felt by the Russian populace. This pressure may lead to further intensification of military actions.

A research team led by TU Wien has found evidence of quantum entanglement in solids, suggesting that quantum effects could explain the collective behavior of particles in 'strange metals' rather than individual reactions.

Citizens of Zenica now have access to the city's first public fountain designed for wheelchair users, an initiative realized through the engagement of young people with local and international support.

Scientists in Turkey have discovered the first direct physical evidence that ancient Romans used human feces for medicinal purposes. Analysis of residues in a glass bottle revealed the presence of substances consistent with human excrement, thyme, and olive oil.

As high temperatures increasingly affect urban areas, cities are implementing various strategies, such as installing misting systems and planting trees and shrubs, to create shade and cool overheated streets.

The Baltic Sea is changing color, turning brown at a pace that has surprised researchers. This phenomenon is attributed to solids and humus flowing into the sea from rivers, a change now visible even in the open sea.

The European Parliament is reviewing the 2004 regulation on air passenger compensation and assistance for denied boarding, cancellations, or delays, a process that has caused disagreements with airlines.

American company Thermos is recalling four million vacuum food containers from the Chinese market due to a safety hazard where lids can unexpectedly eject and cause injury.

The transfer of human rights agendas from the Czech Government Office to various ministries has caused significant controversy, leading to a major concession from Human Rights Commissioner Klára Šimáčková Laurenčíková. Despite the concession, criticism persists regarding the reorganization and its impact on the Agency for Social Inclusion.

A political majority in Denmark's parliament, Christiansborg, is pushing for changes to high school exam formats following a "deep trust crisis" caused by widespread use of artificial intelligence by students.

A new book by Croatian investigative journalist Domagoj Margetić has unveiled chilling details about a 'human safari' allegedly conducted during the Bosnian War, where wealthy 'tourists' reportedly paid to hunt women.

New estimates indicate that approximately 20 million tons of plastic waste enter the environment annually, with food packaging, lids, and bottles from the food sector being the primary contributors to this global pollution.

A global study revealed that plastic food wrappers, bottles, lids, and caps are the most prevalent items of litter found on 93% of the world's shorelines, as UN talks on the issue stall.

The Czech Constitutional Court has rejected an appeal from Lisková, who received probation for hateful online posts. Her posts included calling Pirates 'inhuman monsters' and Ukrainians 'Nazis.'

Lola ya Bonobo, the world's only sanctuary for orphaned bonobo chimpanzees, operates in Kinshasa, Congo, where human surrogate mothers provide care for young bonobos rescued from poachers or captivity.

An elected representative from the Danish political party Alternativet was subjected to violence during the party's national meeting, and the incident has been reported to the police, who are searching for a masked suspect.

Jam jar lids, often discarded, can be creatively repurposed at home using simple materials, offering new value and reducing waste.

A new study suggests that the human brain processes emoticons similarly to real human faces expressing emotions. While emoticons can add a human dimension to text messages, they do not fully replace genuine emotions.

Spain, Slovenia, and Ireland are advocating for the European Union to suspend its association agreement with Israel, citing concerns over Israel's adherence to human rights and democratic principles.

Petr Nutil's new book, "Čas vrahů" (Time of Murderers), depicts the rise of cold bureaucracy of death in the 20th century, particularly in Germany, where it gained power gradually through small compromises and the silent majority. The book contrasts this with authentic stories of humanity.

An exhibition exploring the Přemyslid dynasty, a significant force in shaping Europe, has opened at the National Museum in Prague.

Students at a school in Uherský Brod, Czech Republic, are now using virtual reality technology to enhance their learning, allowing them to explore the human body, planets, and chemical reactions in 3D.

Latvijas nacionālā lidsabiedrība "airBaltic" turpina strādāt pie biznesa plāna izstrādes un ir panākts progress, kā arī to ir plānots izstrādāt līdz maija beigām, sacīja aviokompānijas padomes…

The Serbian Ministry of Labor, Employment, Veteran, and Social Affairs has allocated 80 million dinars for the treatment and rehabilitation of military and civilian war invalids in Vrnjačka Banja.

A Bosnian article provides advice on which foods to limit when introducing solid foods to babies, a crucial step in their development around six months of age.

The long-standing mystery surrounding two human bodies discovered in the Šumava mountains in 1988, identified as East German citizens, has finally been resolved after many years.

The Sladovna gallery in Písek, Czech Republic, is hosting a new porcelain exhibition titled "Seven Waves" by academic sculptor and designer Jiří Kožíšek, showcasing his pure and precisely crafted artistic works.

An article delves into Karl Jaspers' concept of guilt and how his philosophical framework offered a way for humanity and Germany to confront their failures after World War II.

A serious traffic accident occurred last night in Donja Zelina, where a young man driving a car fatally struck a man in a wheelchair.

Pope Leo XIV described the suffering caused by the war in the Middle East as a scandal for humanity and reiterated his call for an immediate ceasefire.

The Government of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FBiH) has adopted several decisions regarding the realization of rights in the field of veteran and disability protection, including determining the amounts of benefits.

Viel Kajal, dunkler Lidschatten und jede Menge Mascara: Unsaubere Smokey Eyes sind zurück – und auch ohne Profikenntnisse einfach nachzuschminken.

More than 140,000 war invalids lived in Austria after the First World War. Although a law considered exemplary throughout Europe was supposed to secure their care, their hardship was great.

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A woman in a wheelchair was injured in a traffic accident in Pula, Croatia, when a car hit her at a pedestrian crossing.

A Swedish filmmaker, Sebastian Lidström, shares his experience documenting Ukrainian war medics on the front lines, highlighting their willingness to risk their lives to save others and their humility.

Fire år er gået siden Ruslands fuldskalainvasion af Ukraine. Der er stor forskel på, hvordan dagen er blevet markeret i de to lande, forklarer Flemming Splidsboel.

Liza Minnelli reportedly claims that the American Film Academy compelled her to sit in a wheelchair on stage during the Oscars, contrary to an initial plan for her to use a director's chair.

I moved from the US to Brazil and have experienced some culture shocks along the way. Isaiah Reynolds After losing my job, I decided to move from Chicago to São Paulo, Brazil. I love my new home, but I've experienced some culture shocks during the transition. For example, I didn't expect to feel chilly in São Paulo, and the food is different (in a good way). After an incredible three weeks traveling around Brazil, I was on the first leg of my flight home to Chicago when I received a message from my director at work — a 15-minute "check-in" with an HR representative. Worried I might receive news of a layoff, I frantically deboarded the plane after landing in Rio de Janeiro and joined the call in a quiet corner of the duty-free section of the airport. There, I was informed that my role had been eliminated. Faced with the reality of returning home to the frigid Chicago temperatures with no job, I quickly changed my connecting flight and decided to hostel-hop around Brazil for another month. However, even that extra month didn't feel like long enough in the country I'd fallen in love with. Exploring beautiful destinations while practicing a new language every day was incredibly fulfilling for me. Once I went back to the US, I realized I was looking for ways to push myself out of my comfort zone. I had always wanted to live abroad, and my unemployment seemed like the perfect alignment to make that move to another part of the world. So, a few months after my original trip, I relocated from Chicago to São Paulo and was greeted by lots of surprises along the way. Coming from Chicago, I didn't expect to feel chilly in São Paulo The temperatures in São Paulo caught me by surprise. Cristian Lourenço/Getty Images Growing up in the Midwest, I've endured my fair share of snowstorms and wind chills so cold that I felt as though my eyelids would freeze together. So, I felt well-equipped for any kind of cold weather Mother Nature could ever throw my way. Even so, I wasn't prepared for just how chilly Brazil could feel — especially during a springtime cold front while living in an area without access to central heating. Although Brazil's springtime temperatures (which last from September through November) are similar to what I experienced during the Chicago fall, it was difficult to adjust to the lack of central heating. So, I found myself wearing multiple layers of T-shirts and the only hoodie I brought with me. Before I moved, I'd only visited Brazil during its smoldering summer months, so I had naively assumed the subtropical temperatures in São Paulo would be pleasant year-round. The food is different — and that's not a bad thing I've grown to love acarajé: stuffed black-eyed-pea fritters Isaiah Reynolds Between seeing unrefrigerated milk in grocery stores to trying vegetables I've never heard of, the day-to-day food in Brazil is a lot different than what I was used to in the States. For example, contrary to the common American adage, breakfast doesn't seem to be the most important meal of the day here; many Brazilians opt for bread or fruit instead of the hefty pancakes or sausage links I was accustomed to. For lunch and dinner, many locals seem to rely on a tried-and-true formula: arroz (rice), feijão (beans), some meat, and salad. Classic dishes like stroganoff (a creamy chicken or beef dish topped with crispy shoestring potatoes) or feijoada (pork and black bean stew) may enter the rotation. Still, the aforementioned combo is a popular default dish that I've grown to love. Although tavern-style Chicago pizza still holds a special place in my heart, my new Brazilian favorites include acarajé (stuffed black-eyed pea fritters fried in dendé oil), acerola (a sweet cherry fruit), and doce de leite (sweet caramelized milk used as a topping or filling). Plus, there's a pretty great international food scene here, too. While wandering around the city, I've come across a wide range of cuisines, from Lebanese and West African restaurants to Colombian and Venezuelan spots. Although I was initially worried about feeling welcomed, I can see myself putting down roots here One thing I've noticed since my first visit to the country is that Brazilians are very proud to be Brazilian. From football matches to the celebrations that occur when Brazilian films are nominated for Academy Awards, the people here seem to be the loudest and proudest fans in the room. Because of this, I was worried I might not feel as welcome as an outsider. Instead, I've found an endearing level of curiosity among many Brazilians I've met, who either want to practice English or ask how I'm enjoying their beloved country. This openness to connect has softened a lot of the original culture shock during my move. Although very different from my life in Chicago, I'm excited to continue building a life for myself in São Paulo. Read the original article on Business Insider

Maja Lidström, a Norwegian woman, has lived with severe sweating (hyperhidrosis) for over 40 years, a condition that has significantly impacted her education, social life, and work.

The Pomozi.ba association has launched an appeal to support 18-year-old Adna, who spends her life in a wheelchair. The initiative aims to gather assistance for her needs.

A hospital doctor accidentally glued a four-year-old child's eyelids together while attempting to close a laceration above her left eye, a court has been told.

Protests are continuing in Kyiv following President Zelensky's decision to dismiss the defense minister, a move that some analysts suggest sends an unfortunate signal during wartime. The dismissal has sparked public demonstrations in the Ukrainian capital.

Hungary's ruling Fidesz party is experiencing a deep crisis, with a growing number of people losing faith in Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's political recovery. Analysts suggest the situation resembles dynamics seen in organized crime.

The Czech Army has launched an investigation into a helicopter crash, with officials stating that the inquiry could take weeks or months to complete. The incident resulted in injuries, though those affected are reported to be in stable condition, and caused an estimated 1.5 billion CZK in damages.

The Shroud of Turin, one of the world's most examined religious relics, has been found to contain a surprisingly diverse mix of genetic traces. A new study revealed DNA from humans, bacteria, fungi, plants, and insects accumulated over centuries.

A unique part of Trešnjevka, originally established 100 years ago for World War I invalids and refugees, is celebrating its centennial as a 'small oasis of peace'.

Americký Úřad pro imigraci a cla (ICE) tento týden v Pensylvánii zatkl čínského právníka, který se věnuje lidským právům a z Číny uprchl před perzekucí.

The Czech government is updating its list of alternate judges for the European Court of Human Rights, proposing a man who has previously criticized the court's legitimacy and judges.

Actor Sarathkumar has revealed his half-century-long commitment to fitness and his current routine of fasting without solid foods.

An opinion piece argues that a frontal attack on elected representatives benefits neither employees nor patients, suggesting a broader issue in public discourse.

Researchers from Poland and the Czech Republic argue that cannibalism did not become widespread in human society primarily because of its detrimental effects on human health, using a mathematical model to support their findings.

Danish police chief Fogde, who has served as the top police official since 2020, is facing a new crisis of confidence. This comes after surviving a previous challenge related to mink farming.

Fifty-three human rights experts have collectively resigned in the Czech Republic, protesting the government's decision to transfer agendas from the Government Office, citing a lack of long-term listening.

An expert analyzes Vladimir Putin's recent speech, noting his discussion of fuel shortages and Russia's determination not to lose the war against Ukraine, which is seen as a sign of political collapse.

A dermatologist explains how Botox injections can sometimes lead to undesirable effects like low eyebrows or drooping eyelids, detailing the mechanisms behind these 'Botox fails'.

Italian justice officials are continuing their investigation into the 'human safari' case from the 1992-1995 Bosnian War, with the latest suspect being an influential Italian aristocrat from Milan, known for his passion for weapons.

The first 500 books were moved by people in Turnov from the old to the new library using a human chain.

While most tech companies focus on commercial applications, American startup Foundation Robotics is developing humanoid robots for military use, aiming to replace human soldiers in dangerous missions.

Even before the new Danish government has fully started, a majority of Danes have lost faith in its ability to deliver results, with only one area where a majority believes the government will succeed.

An analysis explores the practical application of libertarian politics in Argentina under President Javier Milei, focusing on his efforts to combat inflation, attract investors, and his relationship with Donald Trump.

A groundbreaking international study suggests that aging may not be just gradual wear and tear but a precisely programmed biological process, with scientists successfully creating a universal aging clock from gene activity.

The Czech Ministry of Justice is awaiting the verdict from the European Court of Human Rights regarding a complaint about the dismissal of four cases in the Dominik Feri affair, defending the actions of domestic authorities in its supplementary statement.

An Italian court has issued a final ruling that tap water is not a fundamental right for customers in restaurants. This decision clarifies that establishments are not obligated to provide free tap water.

A quick and easy method for removing stubborn grease and food residue from pot lids is shared, emphasizing the importance of timely cleaning.

Experts share advice on how to effectively remove stubborn grease from pot lids, highlighting that a common mistake can make the cleaning process more difficult. Proper techniques are essential for sparkling clean cookware.

Plastic food packaging, caps, lids, and bottles are identified as the most common types of trash found in Swedish lakes and waters, highlighting ongoing pollution concerns.

Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš made drastic and unexpected changes to policies concerning the fight against addictions and human rights, drawing protests from experts.

A new study on cichlids demonstrates how evolution, driven by dietary adaptation, shapes not only visible features like beaks and jaws but also the internal structure of gut tissue.

The article discusses drooping eyelids, highlighting that the condition is not merely an aesthetic issue but can also have functional implications. It suggests that the problem extends beyond appearance to potentially affect vision or comfort.

The Sweden Democrats have reportedly caused a significant crisis of confidence within the Riksdag, the Swedish Parliament. Experienced journalists noted the unprecedented nature of the situation.

A new book titled "The Science of Revenge" by James Kimmel Jr. delves into the human desire for retribution, examining its psychological mechanisms, historical influence from biblical times to Stalin, and its function in the brain as a potentially dangerous drug.

De laatste hoge hekken worden neergezet bij het asielopvang- en detentiecentrum Limnes in het zuiden van Cyprus.

Ministru kabinets slēgtā ārkārtas sēdē otrdien, 13. aprīlī, nolēma pastiprināt 30 miljonu eiro aizdevuma izsniegšanas prasības un uzraudzību Latvijas nacionālajai lidsabiedrībai "airBaltic".

Climate change, environmental degradation, and invasive species are causing marine annelids to disappear rapidly from oceans. These tiny organisms play a crucial role in the marine ecosystem, and scientists fear they may vanish before all species are discovered.

African human rights activists and lawyers are raising alarms about the increasing cases of digital violence and online harassment across the continent, particularly targeting women and girls, and are calling for urgent protective measures.

The Ukrainian army is deploying exoskeletons near Pokrovsk to enhance soldiers' ability to carry heavy loads and extend their operational endurance.

A touching scene in Zagreb shows a woman in a wheelchair giving her dog a ride on her lap, demonstrating that love for pets overcomes all barriers.

Tiny yellow deposits on the eyelids, known as Xanthelasma, are highlighted as important indicators that could signal underlying issues related to heart health.

A person operating a motorized wheelchair was killed in a collision with a car in Donja Zelina, Croatia, on Sunday evening. The incident occurred on Donjozelinska cesta.

V kostýmu Neila Armstronga už před osmi lety přistál na Měsíci. Druhá filmová výprava Ryana Goslinga do vesmíru nabízí ale docela jiný druh podívané.

A political commentator states that Minister Heunicke's attack represents the 'ultimate breach of trust' between the Social Democrats and Venstre, indicating that the final showdown between the two government parties has begun.

V Praze ve středu 11. března začíná 28. ročník mezinárodního filmového festivalu o lidských právech Jeden svět. Uvede 82 dokumentů, 16 hraných snímků a osm filmů ve virtuální realitě.

Forget sombrero lids and student nights, the agave-derived Mexican spirit has become the sophisticated drink choice.

A laboratory at Boku is researching how baby fish and other species experience conditions behind hydropower plants, focusing on the impact of suspended solids on hydropower and ecology.

Camels possess three eyelids and two rows of eyelashes, an adaptation that provides protection against sand and dust in desert environments.

The Czech crime thriller 'Cesta zločinu' (The Journey of Crime), set in treacherous Los Angeles, initially appears as a stylish heist film but transforms into an urban ballad about lost souls, featuring a star-studded cast.

Lokalna samouprava, filijala Fonda za penzijsko i invalidsko osiguranje i Udruženje penzionera u Novom Pazaru potpisali su danas ugovor o besplatnom prevozu u javnom gradskom saobraćaju, navodi se na