Alexander Filip, currently director of Jihlava Hospital, will also take over as the new director of Pelhřimov Hospital starting in November, replacing Michal Kozár.

A new modular hospital building is being disassembled and transported from Havlíčkův Brod to Bohumín in the Czech Republic, where it will be reassembled.

At least 19 elephants have died since June in southern Kenya from a mysterious illness causing partial paralysis and difficulty standing, with conservationists suspecting poisoning.

Michaela Váňová, an actress, co-founded the organization Vlaštovka to provide theater-based palliative care for both children and adult patients, aiming to alleviate their suffering through play.

Andrej Babiš has stated that major targets, specifically the creation of 'perfect hospitals,' must be achieved before the consolidation of public finances can proceed. He expressed no concern about higher debts in the interim.

As the school year approaches, an increase in childhood illnesses like coughs, colds, and fevers is anticipated, a common occurrence for parents.

Experts advise consumers on how to recognize spoiled pickled cucumbers, listing signs such as cloudy liquid, mold, a bad smell, soft texture, or a bloated lid.

Starting Friday, the entrance fee to Neringa will be reduced fivefold, and electric vehicles will once again be able to enter for free.

Palanga lifeguards once again encountered tourists who disregarded clear warnings about dangers in the sea, with a rescuer sharing a video of three people swimming despite explicit prohibitions.

Actors Liam Cunningham and Alban Ukaj discuss the inseparable nature of art and politics, with Cunningham specifically criticizing global media for its portrayal of the conflict in Palestine.

The 'Iconic Looks' exhibition, an introductory event for Vilnius Fashion Week, opened at the AC Hotel by Marriott Vilnius, showcasing creations by renowned contemporary Lithuanian fashion designers.

A new hospital in Prague is being considered, with discussions on whether its expenses could be counted towards the Czech Republic's NATO obligations.

A new hospital will be constructed within the grounds of Královské Vinohrady University Hospital in Prague, with Prime Minister Andrej Babiš and Health Minister Adam Vojtěch confirming the project.

The Czech Supreme Court dismissed an appeal from a man whose father was fatally shot by another patient in a Prague hospital in 2019. The court ruled that the hospital was not responsible for the non-pecuniary damage to the bereaved, finding no direct link between the medical staff's actions and the death.

The new theater festival "Homo Novus" has announced its program, featuring performances from Krāslava to Riga. Separately, the "Audra" festival will host legendary DJs, free concerts, and dances.

Drug trafficking is reportedly overwhelming the capabilities of Spain's Guardia Civil, with the main union in Huelva denouncing a state of "defenselessness" and citing the use of "Second World War means." The Interior Ministry admits resources may be insufficient despite significant investment.

British authorities, with police assistance, arrested four individuals for counterfeiting basmati rice. The discovery highlights issues of food fraud and the difficulty in distinguishing fake products.

Woman Grandmaster Nemo is providing chess lessons, as reported by CNN.

A tragic traffic accident occurred in Habovka, Slovakia, where a 49-year-old cyclist died after reportedly crossing into oncoming traffic and colliding with a truck.

As the new school year begins, Lithuanian families face increasing expenses for school supplies, with costs potentially exceeding a thousand euros for multiple children, leading many to view raising children as a luxury. The article discusses available support for school supplies and free meals.

Cheb Hospital in the Czech Republic is undergoing a significant 50 million CZK reconstruction of its emergency department. The project will introduce a full-fledged "emergency" type reception and improve patient care and ambulance access.

Employees at Jihlava Hospital have endured months of terror from an aggressive woman who repeatedly frequented the facility, flooded toilets, stole toilet paper, and assaulted a nurse.

A tragic head-on collision near Vranov nad Topľou resulted in the death of a 21-year-old driver. The serious accident led to the complete closure of Road I/18 in both directions.

An aggressive homeless woman who caused conflicts and attacked hospital staff in Jihlava has been detained, charged with disorderly conduct and obstructing an official decision, as she was not permitted to be in the Jihlava region since July 23.

A bomb threat was reported at a hospital in Martin, Slovakia, leading to the immediate suspension of all medical procedures and the convening of a crisis staff.

A new report indicates that Nvidia is reportedly building Nemotron 4, a large language model with 1 trillion parameters, aiming to rival existing models from companies like OpenAI.

Slovakia's state-run Nitra University Hospital is experiencing ongoing problems with a new 3 million euro information system, supplied by a company owned by the Penta network, leading employees to sign a petition against it.

A newly implemented, multi-million euro IT system at the Faculty Hospital in Nitra, Slovakia, is reportedly failing, preventing doctors from issuing e-prescriptions, accessing eHealth, and receiving lab results. Doctors have signed a petition in response to the chaos.

Roman Knap, the former general director of Czech Post, has died at the age of 51 after a serious illness; he led the state-owned company from 2018 to 2023, during which it faced significant financial losses.

Public comments have focused on Anna Faris' appearance and behavior at a recent film premiere, sparking discussions about natural aging and societal perceptions. Many expressed concern over how women are scrutinized for aging naturally.

Vilnius will host a free 'Healthy Movement Conference: Active Vilnius' at Lukiškės Square on September 6, as part of the Vilnius Sports Festival, promoting healthier living.

A fight between two men in Malacky, Slovakia, resulted in a stabbing, requiring emergency medical intervention. Police have detained a suspect who is now under investigation for attempted bodily harm.

Residents in Třinec, Czech Republic, can donate old glasses to a charity initiative where opticians repair them for people affected by war or those who cannot afford their own. The collection began in June, with hundreds of pairs already donated.

Croatian politician Grmoja criticized the government regarding waste management in Gospić and the slow implementation of projects in Metković, urging people not to forget who 'poisoned' them.

The Lithuanian resort town of Palanga is packed with locals and visitors enjoying the second weekend of August, with good weather and a week of free events for Youth Week already underway.

Despite being in the second half of summer, a meteorologist announced that the weather conditions in Bosnia and Herzegovina will not indicate its end for some time.

A taxi driver in Sereď, Slovakia, was brutally attacked by two men in an abandoned camping area, sustaining multiple stab wounds to his back and fighting for his life.

A new information system launched at the Faculty Hospital in Nitra, Slovakia, on August 1st, caused problems with prescriptions and laboratories and failed after only three days, raising concerns for patient safety.

DuPont de Nemours, Inc. held its Q2 2026 earnings call, summarizing its financial performance for the quarter.

Roosevelt Hospital in Slovakia has clarified an internal notice regarding a ban on fans for employees, issued during a period of extreme temperatures reaching up to 40 degrees Celsius in the country.

A Serbian news outlet shares a personal anecdote about being interrupted while writing a recipe by a wonderful song.

Pavel Nesnídal has been appointed as the new director of Mostecká Hospital, succeeding Petr Najman who temporarily led the institution since April 18.

Slovenian President Nataša Pirc Musar sustained a broken collarbone in a traffic accident on Friday, but her office confirmed that the injury will not hinder her ability to perform her duties.

Lithuania is experiencing an increase in diagnosed cases of chronic Hepatitis C, attributed to the availability of free screening programs. This initiative has led to more individuals being identified with the condition.

Domažlice Hospital in the Czech Republic has begun construction on 80 new parking spaces, exclusively for employees and partners, to alleviate congestion at its main parking lot.

Twenty-six current and former employees of the Srebrenica Memorial Center were summoned for questioning by Zvornik police on suspicion of tax evasion, a move that has drawn strong condemnation from officials and human rights defenders. Critics suggest the investigation is politically motivated and aimed at pressuring the Bosniak community in Srebrenica.

A 700-year-old statue of the Žarošická Madonna, depicting the Queen of Heaven holding baby Jesus, was examined using a CT scanner at a hospital in Brno, Czech Republic.

The KDH party in Slovakia is demanding a unified and transparent public procurement process for all new state hospitals, arguing that this approach can prevent the waste of public funds.

Brno Children's Hospital will purchase 13 portable air conditioning units for its rooms and examination areas, a decision prompted by the persistent advocacy of a patient's grandmother regarding high temperatures.

An Australian TikToker has gone viral with a humorous video claiming that three specific Croatian words are impossible to pronounce. His attempt to articulate them has entertained many viewers.

Thousands of doctors, nurses, and healthcare workers in Romania have begun an indefinite strike, the first in ten years, protesting against job freezes and the stalled public sector salary law in parliament.

The Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina approved financial assistance for the public broadcaster BHRT, with Minister Edin Forto announcing that six million KM has been paid to the service.

This article explores the changing attitudes of middle-aged women towards divorce, examining why they are increasingly opting for it, a choice their mothers often could not afford. The piece delves into societal shifts and personal empowerment.

Gas workers in the Ostrava and Karviná regions of the Czech Republic face challenges with high-pressure pipelines that cannot be buried underground due to extensive coal mining subsidence, making repairs more difficult.

Serbian authorities are reportedly systematically canceling concerts of musicians who publicly supported student anti-government protests, while artists loyal to President Aleksandar Vučić receive lucrative public contracts.

Residents across the UK, particularly in areas like Bournemouth, Christchurch, and Poole, are being urged to join a nationwide initiative to count butterflies. The effort aims to monitor butterfly populations in important sites.

The Barcelona-based band Love of Lesbian is performing its last concerts, including a recent show at Teatro Real in Madrid and an upcoming appearance at the Low Festival in Torrevieja, before retiring from the stage at the end of the year.

A minor boy was hit by a car on a playground in Dolný Kubín, Slovakia, sustaining a head injury. Air rescuers promptly responded to the scene and transported him by helicopter to a hospital in Martin for medical treatment.

The SENJORO organization is hosting its fourth annual series of free 'Senior Picnics' events across Lithuania, inviting older adults to participate in various activities and concerts.

Police in the Czech Republic are searching for 12-year-old Claudia Mansfeldová, who left a hospital in Teplice on Sunday afternoon where she was hospitalized for a serious acute condition.

Firefighters evacuated eight people and rescued five others from an apartment building in Prague's Chodov district following a core unit fire, with one person hospitalized.

Iran has issued a warning to countries that support US sanctions, stating it will consider them enemies, as oil prices rise in response to the US threat of sanctions on Iran's partners.

Fifteen artists participated in the 'Colorful Benedikt' painting symposium in Most, Czech Republic, creating artworks that were auctioned off, raising 70,000 Czech crowns for sick children.

The University Hospital in Hradec Králové is scheduled for a six-hour planned power outage overnight on Saturday due to high-voltage substation repairs. Critical care services will be maintained using backup generators, with some patients potentially transferred to Pardubice.

Slovak state hospitals have begun repaying old debts, some dating back to 2010, with a total of 100 million euros expected to be settled over a decade, half of which consists of interest and penalties.

A hospital in Liberec, Czech Republic, is modernizing its child psychiatry department, nearly doubling its capacity to better meet the needs of patients with mental disorders.

The world of the popular children's show 'Paw Patrol' will be featured in 'Akropolis' malls in Vilnius, Klaipėda, and Šiauliai, offering free activities for children related to the new movie 'Paw Patrol: Dino Rescue'.

Researchers at Ostrava University Hospital are investigating head and neck tumors, particularly those in the oral cavity, by analyzing surgical samples to predict their response to future treatments.

Thomayer Hospital in Prague has laid the cornerstone for a new central emergency department, a 2.2 billion CZK project expected to serve 600,000 people.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has threatened to divert the flow of the Ibar River as a response to actions taken by Pristina, sparking debate on whether this is a sign of strength or weakness.

Kroměříž Hospital in the Czech Republic is set to open a new emergency reception area, featuring modern facilities including social amenities, temporary placement spaces, and an operating room, funded largely by the Zlín Region.

The traditional "Raša Plaović" award, given by the National Theatre in Belgrade for the most successful acting achievement, was not awarded this year. Similarly, the "Petar Banićević" award also went unpresented.

Rain brought significant relief to inland Croatia after a series of hot days, with temperatures dropping considerably. However, a new forecast suggests the cooler weather may not last long.

Young people in Madrid are taking summer jobs in 38-degree Celsius heat, highlighting a necessity to fund their studies or cover rent, as they struggle with independence and saving.

A fire erupted in the monoblock of a hospital on Rastislavova Street in Košice, Slovakia, prompting firefighters to evacuate patients and staff from the building.

A grandmother successfully initiated a fundraiser to purchase air conditioning units for a children's hospital in Brno, Czech Republic, and was able to extend donations to another department in Třebíč due to overwhelming support.

Filmmakers Pavel Pavlikovski and Visar Morina shared their perspectives and experiences with audiences at the Sarajevo Film Festival. Pavlikovski expressed concerns about Europe's perceived powerlessness, while Morina spoke of feeling at home in Sarajevo.

Point Nemo, located in the Pacific Ocean, serves as the world's most remote spacecraft cemetery since 1971, housing over 263 retired satellites and rocket stages to mitigate orbital debris.

Michalovce Hospital in Slovakia is opening a specialized Clinical Trial Unit (CTU) for clinical research, marking a new development in its healthcare services.

Italians have clarified the correct way to use pesto, emphasizing a crucial step to avoid for optimal flavor and texture.

Lebanese firefighters have accused Israel of intentionally causing fires in southern Lebanon during strikes, claiming that Israeli drones are hindering their efforts to extinguish the blazes. This accusation follows reports of fires in the region.

Sustainable Fashion Week Vilnius will feature a record number of young designers' collections from 25 international talents on August 28 at Vilnius Town Hall Square, marking the festival's largest showcase to date.

The number of people infected with sexually transmitted diseases is increasing in the Czech Republic. Testing is available at a CheckPoint in Liberec, emphasizing the importance of prevention.

Slovak Health Minister Kamil Šaško has responded to criticism by announcing that promised air conditioning units are now being installed in 13 state hospitals, though the cost remains unclear.

On August 12, Croatia is set to experience a rare celestial event featuring a partial solar eclipse, a six-planet alignment, and the peak of the Perseid meteor shower. Experts warn against looking directly at the partial solar eclipse and advise caution when photographing it with mobile phones to prevent device damage.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić described the meeting between Serbian Army Chief of Staff Milan Mojsilović and the KFOR commander as the worst yet. Vučić urged an end to the pretense of dialogue, indicating deep dissatisfaction with the current state of discussions.

Police in Tomášikovo, Slovakia, are investigating an incident where a 33-year-old man was attacked and hospitalized with abdominal injuries following an argument. A suspect has been apprehended.

The number of cancer patients is increasing in the Czech Republic, but cuts to operations in smaller hospitals by Minister Vojtěch are causing longer waiting times for treatment.

A Toyota C-HR saved two lives in a severe traffic accident at a railway crossing in Rogoźno, Poland, where the barrier system was out of order, after a truck pushed it under a semi-trailer.

Kolín Hospital is relocating its archives, including pre-war surgical books, and IT department to a new pavilion. The construction of the new building and its connection to the hospital complex took two years.

Usually rainy England is experiencing an extreme drought this summer, causing lawns to yellow and water restrictions, with potential impacts on food supply.

A free, offline navigation application is increasingly popular among drivers, offering an alternative to Google Maps and Waze that does not require an internet connection.

The Croatian band Hrvatske ruže held a significant concert in Knin for thousands of people, marking Croatia's Homeland Thanksgiving Day. The band's frontman, Ivan Varenina Ika, delivered a message of unity and love.

The head of neonatology at Bory Hospital addresses the five most common questions about breastfeeding, highlighting its health benefits and the bonding experience it provides.

Anemoi International has announced the appointment of David Blake to the position of interim Chief Financial Officer.

The Brussels Times website has featured search results and articles containing advertisements for illicit drug sales, specifically cocaine, in various locations. These listings appear to be part of a broader issue of inappropriate content appearing on the site.

Due to a shortage of the breast cancer drug tamoxifen, pharmacists in the Czech Republic will be allowed to dispense unregistered medications containing the active substance.

Patrijarh sprski Porfirije pozvao je danas sve ljude da se uzdignu iznad uskih, sebičnih i ideološko motivisanih partikularnih interesa, ali i iznad podela i razdora, naglasivši da je potrebno da…

Amid discussions in Lithuania on addressing its demographic crisis, some suggest looking to Belarus, claiming it offers free housing for large families. A 'Lie Detector' investigation checked the actual support policies in Belarus.

Freezing is an excellent method to extend the shelf life of food, and most items can be frozen if the correct technique is applied. However, some foods should generally be avoided in the freezer to maintain quality.

Researchers are surprised by the unique way small star-shaped sea anemones defend against viruses, employing a method opposite to the human immune system, suggesting evolution developed diverse defense mechanisms over 600 million years.

Brno is phasing out its iconic "smoking signs," which are steam vents from old district heating pipes, as the local heating company replaces them with more energy-efficient hot water systems.

Vilina Šimeliūnas, a Lithuanian living in France for 30 years, has launched an initiative to invite Lithuanians to stay with her and travel through Normandy and the Paris region for free, attracting a long list of interested individuals.

Articles advocate for dismantling ageist myths, emphasizing that older individuals are not inherently fragile or helpless. The pieces call for a reevaluation of societal perceptions surrounding aging.

The University Hospital in Hradec Králové, Czech Republic, is set to open a new pharmacy for oncology patients on August 4th. This facility, which is part of a larger hospital expansion project, will feature a robot to assist with dispensing medications and offer an expanded range of drugs and supplements.

This article presents a mathematical puzzle involving three equations (xy=2, yz=4, zx=2) and challenges readers to find a solution. It highlights how such brain teasers often make people pause and think carefully before answering.

The world of Spider-Man is coming to Akropolis shopping centers in Vilnius, Klaipėda, and Šiauliai on August 1-2 and 8-9. Families can enjoy free entertainment inspired by the latest film, "Spider-Man: No Way Home."

The Czech Republic is experiencing another heatwave, complicating patient care in hospitals in Prague and Central Bohemia, which are addressing cooling and hydration needs due to insufficient air conditioning.

Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković responded to criticism from entrepreneurs regarding government intervention, particularly on fuel prices. He questioned what would happen if such measures were lifted, implying that critics remain silent when the government acts to stabilize the market.

Slovak Prime Minister Fico has made visiting unfinished hospitals and praising healthcare a new priority, as his government seeks hundreds of millions for their completion amidst consolidation efforts.

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico is scheduled to inspect the construction of a hospital in Banská Bystrica as part of his public engagements for Monday, July 27.

A hospital in České Budějovice, Czech Republic, has become the first in the country to perform brain surgery using a new system that integrates 3D glasses, augmented reality, and artificial intelligence. This technology assists in the placement of external ventricular drains.

Sofía Osborne, president of Grupo Osborne and the Renowned Brands Forum, believes the Spanish national team's victory will have a significant impact, presenting an opportunity for Spanish brands to associate with the team's values.

A drunk man in Slovakia threatened a doctor and a nurse with a gun at a hospital. Police have charged him, and he faces potential detention.

An anonymous bomb threat was reported at Trnava University Hospital, prompting a large-scale police operation. The threat, which demanded a ransom in cryptocurrency, was found to be negative, and patients were not endangered.

A Croatian service provider is heavily criticized for its poor customer service and lack of respect for consumers, despite being unavoidable for many.

Following the migrant crisis in Ceuta, Morocco has reportedly renewed its demands for territorial concessions from Spain, which Madrid has categorically rejected.

As part of a series on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast, an article explores Sinemorets, highlighting its quiet charm and what happens in the area during the tourist season.

Inés Bermejo, CEO of HP Iberia, emphasized Spain's attractive combination of talent, infrastructure, and lifestyle for investment, while also noting AI's transformative potential for PC usage in homes and businesses.

Nigerian gospel singer Asu Ekiye has revealed that his wife, Kunemofa Asu, has moved out of their home and initiated divorce proceedings, despite there being no prior quarrel between them.

Residents of Krnjača, Serbia, have been enduring unbearable conditions for months due to feces under their windows and an unpleasant smell, highlighting the long-standing issue of a lack of a modern sewage system.

An opinion piece argues against the common belief that communication is an inherent skill, highlighting the frequent misinterpretations that arise from this assumption.

A Spanish article discusses border control and orderly immigration, emphasizing the need for empathy in policy decisions.

Nigerian gospel singer Asu Ekiye has announced his separation from his wife, Kunemofa, after 28 years of marriage, which began in 1998.

Petr Honěk, former head of the VZP branch in Ústí nad Labem and deputy to ex-director Zdeněk Kabátek, has been elected as the fifth member of the Příbram hospital board, potentially becoming its director.

Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš has publicly announced that a new "super-hospital" will be built in Vinohrady, Prague, despite a 2.5 million crown expert study on the location not yet being completed.

Justinas Jarutis and Donatas Montvydas are scheduled to perform a free concert at Cathedral Square in Vilnius on September 5th as part of 'Vilnius Days' celebrations.

While the dream of owning a camper often clashes with its high cost, Lithuanians have discovered a method to vacation for free and even earn money with their homes on wheels.

The Czech Foreign Ministry, led by Petr Macinka, is exploring the sale of unneeded properties abroad, potentially generating nearly 300 million Czech crowns, and has discussed establishing a fund with the Finance Minister.

The Pardubice Region in the Czech Republic has prepared projects worth 140 million to install photovoltaic power plants on the buildings of schools, healthcare facilities, and children's homes, aiming for lower operating costs and energy self-sufficiency.

Chelsea could again turn to AFC Bournemouth midfielder Alex Scott if Enzo Fernandez leaves Stamford Bridge in the final two weeks of the summer transfer window

Members of the Lithuanian Social Democratic Party in the Vilnius council are proposing to temporarily make public transport free in the city.

A new general practitioner's office for children and adolescents has opened at the Karlovy Vary Regional Hospital in Cheb, Czech Republic, and is now accepting new patients who previously lacked a primary care physician.

Hana, who had her large intestine removed at 18 due to ulcerative colitis, speaks out about her experience and the shame people often feel in admitting they have the disease.

The author of the film 'Precedent' states that the event it depicts was indeed a precedent, and while the regime attempts to deny what happened, it is impossible to erase the memory of such political brutality against the citizens of Valjevo.

The children's ward at Rumburk Hospital in the Děčín region of the Czech Republic is slated for closure from early 2027, a decision that has prompted protests from 18 municipalities in the Šluknov Hook region.

Amidst a heatwave, there is an increased risk of babies overheating. An article provides seven signs parents should not ignore to recognize if a baby is too hot.

Prague's Institute of Hematology and Blood Transfusion (ÚHKT) is reporting a critical shortage of A and 0 blood types and has issued a public appeal for donations. Other Prague hospitals are also experiencing low blood supplies during the summer holiday period.

A Slovak child psychiatrist highlights the severe lack of state support for children with mental health issues, citing an incident where a drug-addicted teenager taught a child how to obtain drugs in a hospital.

Financial analysts have released their estimates and ratings for DuPont de Nemours stock, detailing their outlook on the company's shares.

Stod Hospital in the Plzeň region of the Czech Republic has renovated an old dormitory next to its premises, creating two new general practitioner clinics on the ground floor and 11 apartments for healthcare workers.

Transport carriers from the Western Balkans are threatening new blockades if they do not receive satisfactory responses from Brussels by September 1st regarding their demands. They warn that if they cease operations, the entire region's transport system will come to a halt.

Nvidia is reportedly developing Nemotron 4, a new series of open-source AI models, including a 1-trillion-parameter version, to compete with existing open AI models.

Several villages in the Czech Republic, including Sebranice and Dobré, are experiencing severe drinking water shortages as their municipal wells have dried up. Residents are being asked to conserve water, with restrictions on activities like watering and car washing, and cisterns have been deployed to supply affected areas.

Hunter Biden has described the health condition of his father, former US President Joe Biden, who has been undergoing treatment for prostate cancer that metastasized to his bones for over a year, stating he wishes his father would complain more.

While summer memories with grandparents often involve simple joys like berry picking and swimming, an expert explains the practical costs behind these seemingly free holidays.

Health Clowns are bringing joy and laughter to children staying in the hospital in Jablonec nad Nisou, Czech Republic, during the summer, continuing their 25-year mission to brighten the lives of young patients.

Doctors and police in Croatia are raising concerns about an increasing number of scooter accidents, with many young riders among the injured, prompting authorities to advise parents against purchasing scooters for their children.

The Agel group is preparing to take over the hospital in Lučenec, with the Slovak Antimonopoly Office currently reviewing the case regarding the change of operator for the facility.

Puppets are being used in hospitals to provide comfort and entertainment to both child and elderly patients, transforming hospital beds into stages. This initiative combines theater, music, and psychosocial care to aid recovery.

The temporary entry of 72,000 migrants into a Spanish enclave in Africa last week has sparked strong reactions from the European far-right, with leaders making inflammatory statements.

Representatives Dragaš and Kadić reportedly left a session, thereby preventing an election from taking place.

For the first time, a stream supplying a cascade of ponds in Loštice, Šumperk region, has dried up due to heat, resulting in a fishing ban and threatening fish with oxygen depletion.

Hospitals across Prague, including Bulovka, Motol, and Na Homolce, are reporting up to a 15% increase in patients suffering from heatwave-related illnesses such as dizziness and nausea. The scorching temperatures have led to a significant surge in admissions.

Renowned chef José Andrés expressed concern about the possibility of a Third World War, stating that it could happen if vigilance is lost.

The St. Stephen Hospice in Litoměřice will construct a new "Štěpánka" center for seriously ill children. Demolition of the original building has begun, and the final design will be determined through an architectural competition.

A listicle highlights 10 of Britain's best piers, from Blackpool to Bournemouth, celebrating these quintessentially British institutions for their dining, nightlife, and traditional seaside entertainment.

A Czech teacher is experiencing long-term health problems a year after contracting tick-borne encephalitis, only able to teach two hours a day. A new Czech study indicates that nearly half of patients suffer similar long-term health damage.

Czech police have recovered an unspecified portion of 46 million Czech crowns that were fraudulently stolen from the Hradec Králové Property Management, with several million already secured.

Kristine Jensen, a 39-year-old Danish woman, shares her personal journey of becoming a single mother to two children after a sudden and unexplained event dramatically changed her life. She now aims to convey an important message.

US entertainment portals TMZ and Page Six have released police bodycam footage showing Eminem's ex-wife, Kim Scott, in a distressed state following an alleged suicide attempt.

The Deputy Chairman of the Democratic Party has called on Serbian President Vučić to ensure a transition of power, emphasizing the need for institutions to be free from political pressure and for the judiciary to establish accountability.

Link Logistics has completed the sale of a $1 billion industrial portfolio to Stonemont, marking a significant transaction in the logistics and real estate sector.

Slovak healthcare facilities are grappling with extreme heat, leading to patient collapses, as the state is criticized for failing to address the issue, prompting a family firm and public collection to provide cooling solutions.

The ecological inspection in Pljevlja, Montenegro, attempted twice to seal a boiler room but was prevented, leading to the case being reported to the prosecutor's office.

Discover a farmer's trick for perfectly juicy and crispy corn: cook it for only 4-5 minutes and rinse briefly with cold water.

Construction of the new military hospital in Prešov, Slovakia, is proceeding as planned despite a concrete scandal and a change of contractor, with Prime Minister Fico confirming that deadlines are not at risk.

Some individuals are easily swayed by what they hear, while others possess an innate ability to sense when something is not as it seems, particularly those born under three specific zodiac signs.

A lake near Vilnius, popularly known as a 'free spa' and noted for its 'spicy sights,' is reportedly facing issues, with scientists delivering concerning news about the location.