Road funding cut for regions this year, says Půta ↗
Front page leadRegions will not receive any funds from the State Transport Fund for road maintenance this year, according to Governor Martin Půta.
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The ČT24 front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Domestically, reports focus on funding for road maintenance and an investigation into the security clearance of the Czech Railways CEO. Internationally, there is significant coverage of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine…
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Czech Railways CEO returns security clearance; minister to investigate ↗
The CEO of Czech Railways, Michal Krapinec, has returned his security clearance, stating he does not need it for his work. The Minister of Transport finds this unusual and will have the matter investigated.
Limited Russian attack on NATO possible this autumn, warn US intelligence ↗
US intelligence agencies believe Russian President Vladimir Putin may provoke a NATO member with a limited attack as early as this autumn, according to The Wall Street Journal.
Ukraine hits Wildberries warehouses; Russians attack Kharkiv region ↗
Ukraine and Russia continued mutual attacks overnight, with Ukraine striking a logistics center in Yekaterinburg and Russian drones causing a fire in agricultural warehouses in Ukraine's Kharkiv region.
Leipzig drone incident part of 'Russian attack chain', says analyst ↗
An analyst views the discovery of a drone with explosives near a Ukrainian plane at Leipzig airport as a direct threat to NATO logistics, potentially part of a Russian attack chain, while a politician urges caution.
Meta fined $567 million for harm to minors by Instagram, Facebook ↗
A court in New Mexico has ordered Meta Platforms to pay $567 million for damages its platforms cause to young people and to change how they function for underage users in the state.
Nearly six thousand tamoxifen packages heading to pharmacies ↗
Almost six thousand packages of tamoxifen are heading to pharmacies, with further deliveries on the way, according to the Ministry of Health.
Police continue search for man who fell into Lake Most during storm ↗
Police are continuing their search for a man who fell into Lake Most during a severe storm, analyzing underwater data to guide their efforts.
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