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The Novinky.cz front page highlights several domestic Czech issues including a search for missing men at Lake Most, a survey on climate change perception, a shortage of breast cancer medication, political maneuvering within the Czech Senate, and reports on a fatal motorcycle accident, rising…
A search is underway at Lake Most for two young men who went missing during a storm. Police divers have been deployed. A witness reported seeing empty paddleboards.
An exclusive poll reveals that nearly three-quarters of Czechs consider climate change a serious problem, with 45% calling for urgent action.
Due to a shortage of tamoxifen, the Ministry of Health has issued an extraordinary measure, allowing pharmacists to dispense the drug to patients.
The Pro Pravo Respekt Odbornost (PRO) party, which previously allied with SPD for parliamentary elections, has announced its intention to contest the Senate elections independently and against SPD.
An opinion piece warns against complacency regarding the conflict in Ukraine, suggesting that the war may not remain confined to Ukrainian territory.
The podcast discusses the recent de-escalation of US military strikes against Iran and ongoing diplomatic efforts.
A motorcyclist died in a head-on collision with a bus near Větřní on the Cesky Krumlov road. Both vehicles caught fire.
Annual price growth in Czechia increased to 1.7% in July from 1.5% in June, although food prices saw a slight decrease.
Thunderstorms caused significant damage, including destroyed roofs and felled trees, near Nový Bor due to a severe downburst.
Russian forces launched ballistic missile attacks on Kyiv and the surrounding region, resulting in at least 17 fatalities, including individuals waiting for a train.
Europe is implementing legislation giving employees the right to inquire about their colleagues' salaries, a directive that Czechia has failed to adopt on time.
