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The front page of Novinky.cz features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a politician releasing an SMS from the president, a woman saving money from fraudsters, and wildfires in France approaching rocket factories. Other news covers cybersecurity threats (smishing), a…
Petr Macinka, Minister of Foreign Affairs and head of Motorists of Europe, has released an SMS he received from President Petr Pavel eight months ago, presenting it as evidence that the president is lying.
An official described how she ultimately saved money from fraudsters, despite initially ignoring warning signs after sending 46 million CZK from the accounts of the Hradec Králové Property Management.
Wildfires in France are dangerously nearing factories that produce rockets and missiles, where explosive materials are stored.
Smishing, which involves fraudulent SMS messages aimed at stealing money or sensitive data, is experiencing a surge in Czechia this summer.
The need to protect and promote children's rights is undisputed, though some reservations exist, with the idea that a 'disciplinary pat' does no harm.
Vojtěch fulfilled his dream of visiting Georgia by hitchhiking from the Caucasus to Czechia with a friend during his post-maturita break, but some of the journeys made him reconsider.
The ongoing reconstruction of a bridge near Hodkovice nad Mohelkou in the Liberec region will close the main I/35 road between Liberec and Prague for bridge support installation.
Airbus completed a record-breaking test flight of over 24 hours, with an A350 aircraft landing in Toulouse, France, after flying from Melbourne.
The Mikasa Home in Ostrava, which cares for clients with autism spectrum disorder, will close in September due to a lack of funding, despite being the region's only facility of its kind.
In a bizarre judicial situation, one court permitted a woman to move with her children without the father's consent, only for another court to rule it a kidnapping and take the children away from her.
The Putna tower of the Michalovice castle ruins in Mladá Boleslav has been verified as the world's most tilted unintentionally inclined structure, according to recent geodetic measurements.
