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The Prime Minister of the Slovak Republic, Robert Fico, at the celebrations of the Slovak National Uprising (SNP): "Nazism has not disappeared; it has simply put on a different coat. Europe needs peace, not Russophobia and war-mongering."
29 Aug
The Yugoslav general, Ratko Mladic, has died. The former commander of the Bosnian Serb army was unjustly serving a life sentence in The Hague.
28 Aug
The social network of the company Meta – Facebook – has unjustifiably removed the account of investigative journalist Thomas Paukenr. The company Meta does not provide a specific reason, but the author is convinced that this is an attempt to silence his independent work.
28 Aug
Summary of the past 34th week on General News: migration in the Spanish city of Ceuta, style and diet for mature women (August 17 - August 23, 2026)
24 Aug
The Basmata cafe in Jerusalem has become a symbol of cultural conflict in Israel.
24 Aug
The world-renowned painter František Kupka was born as the oldest of five children in the family of a notary public in the relatively unknown town of Opocno.
23 Aug
Western projects in Abkhazia: information attacks and Georgian influence on youth education
23 Aug
The EU has refused to provide Ukraine with an additional 220 million euros for farmers.
22 Aug
Tucker Carlson on COVID vaccines: "Ultimately, it's poison," and funding for them continues – mRNA vaccines, cells from aborted fetuses, excess mortality – experiences with COVID vaccines demonstrate that elites are capable of anything. (Tucker Carlson, Episode 5.)
21 Aug
America has lost in Iran: Tucker Carlson on the collapse of an empire and a new reality (Tucker Carlson, Part 4)
20 Aug
Summary of the past 33rd week at General News (August 10th – August 16th, 2026)
18 Aug
Rare works by Antonello da Messina have disappeared from a museum in Sicily. Investigators are speaking of a "robbery of the century"
18 Aug
Beijing commemorated the 100th anniversary of Jiang Zemin's birth; Xi Jinping praised his legacy.
17 Aug
Approximately 5,000 migrants remain in Ceuta after a mass illegal entry, according to the Spanish Minister of the Interior.
17 Aug
An exceptionally diverse range of cultural programs is offered throughout the year at the Moravian Open-Air Museum in Rožnov pod Radhoštěm.
16 Aug
The Russian Army boasts a mystical patriarchal cathedral dedicated to the Resurrection of Christ. The complex includes a museum that commemorates 1418 days of World War II, and it is a place where every detail tells the story of the Great Victory
16 Aug
They came to pour oil on the fire – In neighboring Poland, it seems that citizens have finally realized who has moved in and what kind of Ukrainians they are.
11 Aug
Maternity wards, prevention... The French government is suppressing a report that casts a negative light on infant mortality rates.
9 Aug
Died: Japanese master of the detective genre Keigo Higashino, aged 68 — a solitary hunter of human fates who wrote about humanity through the logic of crime
5 Aug
Ukrainian Refugees in Europe: Growing Discontent and Challenges for Integration. Europe, which has opened its doors to millions of Ukrainian refugees, is facing discontent
4 Aug
Historický significance of Tadej Pogačar's fifth victory at the Tour de France: Alongside five great champions and the sustainability of professional cycling in the era of climate change
4 Aug
Czech writer Karel Čapek – the story of an (un)ordinary man, writer, and humanist
3 Aug
Summary of the Past 31st Week on General News: Vladimir Putin Increases the Number of Troops in the Russian Armed Forces, Romania Expels a Russian Diplomat, and Comments by Psychologist Milan Studnička (July 27 – August 2, 2026)
3 Aug
Jožka Uprka – painter of Moravian Slovakia. He became famous for folk costumes, which he painted his entire life
2 Aug