Hundreds of Moroccans Attempt to Enter Ceuta Again ↗
Front page leadHundreds of Moroccans are once again attempting to cross into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, highlighting the ongoing migration crisis at the border.
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Hundreds of Moroccans are once again attempting to cross into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, highlighting the ongoing migration crisis at the border.
US President Donald Trump is reportedly unsure about granting Ukraine a license to produce Patriot missile interceptors, despite Ukrainian President Zelenskyy's earlier claims.
Mojmír Hampl, head of the National Budget Council, argues that most public finance problems could be solved by returning to pre-COVID fiscal rules.
A Ukrainian drone attack caused a fire at an energy industry complex and warehouses in Volgograd, Russia, while Russian attacks in Ukraine resulted in casualties.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani of New York faces lawsuits over rent freezes and criticism for not taking sufficient action against the police, while also struggling with funding for campaign promises.
A new Czech comedy film, 'Vacation in Bohemian Paradise,' which is co-produced by ČT, follows families on summer holidays, with the premise that their plans don't go as expected.
Kazimira Prunskienė, the first prime minister of Lithuania after its independence from the Soviet Union, has passed away at the age of 83.
Raiffeisenbank's net profit in the Czech Republic fell by 5% to 5.41 billion crowns in the first half of the year, though assets grew by 23%.
Police will be providing heightened security for all accompanying events of Prague Pride and will have several hundred officers assisting at the main march.
Iran's military announced a drone strike on US military targets in Kuwait in retaliation for US strikes against Iran, according to AFP.
Foreign investors held 27.23% of Czech state bonds at the end of the first half of the year, a total of 965.6 billion crowns, with both the volume and share increasing since the beginning of the year.