Russian Attack on Kyiv Kills at Least Nine, Injures Thirty ↗
Front page leadA large-scale Russian missile attack on Kyiv overnight killed at least nine people and injured thirty, including four children, according to city officials.
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The front page of CT24 highlights a Russian attack on Kyiv, Italian border controls, FIFA's decision on World Cup shares, a domestic social welfare change in Czechia, an archaeological finding about early Europeans, and regulations on parcel pick-up boxes. There are also ongoing news updates…
A large-scale Russian missile attack on Kyiv overnight killed at least nine people and injured thirty, including four children, according to city officials.
Italy has temporarily closed the Schengen Area to non-European arrivals from Spain, with the Italian Foreign Minister calling the measure unavoidable. The controls, effective for one month, will not affect Spanish or other European citizens.
The International Football Federation (FIFA) has abandoned plans to sell shares of its World Cups to private investors after facing significant criticism, as announced by FIFA President Gianni Infantino.
Starting in August, 238,500 households in the Czech Republic will transition to a new 'super-benefit' replacing previous housing, subsistence, and child benefits. While over a third of recipients will see an increase, nearly half will receive less.
New archaeological discoveries in Spain suggest that the earliest Homo species in Europe practiced cannibalism, but their diet was not limited to children's meat.
While an increasing number of locations are restricting the placement of parcel pick-up boxes, a proposed nationwide regulation was removed from a building law amendment by parliamentarians. Operators are attempting to comply with local demands.