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The Novinky.cz front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a fraud investigation related to a helicopter donation for Ukraine, upcoming astronomical events like a solar eclipse and the Perseid meteor shower, and a near-miss air incident in Sydney…
A representative of the 'Gift for Putin' initiative is taking legal action against an anonymous social media user who questioned the purchase of a helicopter named 'Čestmír' using public donations for the Ukrainian army.
An announcement about upcoming astronomical events, specifically a major solar eclipse and the Perseid meteor shower, with advice on the best viewing locations and times.
Two passenger planes, including a Qatar Airways Boeing 777, were involved in a near-collision on the tarmac at Sydney Airport on Sunday.
An exclusive survey indicates that a vast majority of people support the idea of prosecuting children as young as thirteen for the most serious crimes.
An analysis of the election results in Michigan where Democratic voters chose a left-leaning candidate, Abdul El-Sayed, who was labeled a 'communist' by Republicans.
A podcast discussion covering differing views on public media funding and the political crisis involving the Foreign Minister, with candidate Žalud and Smoljak.
Tram service will be temporarily suspended in parts of Prague, specifically towards Spořilov and the Pankrác depot, due to track reconstruction work.
Yemeni Houthis have claimed responsibility for a drone attack on the Saudi Aramco refinery in Jizan, which the Saudi Ministry of Energy has acknowledged.
The festival 'Wood Glass Melting' in Deštné v Orlických horách is concluding, with the traditional Máří Magdalena furnace showcasing the ancient craft.
A 36-year-old motorcyclist was airlifted to the Ostrava University Hospital with severe head and leg injuries after colliding with a car in Havířov on Saturday afternoon.
Over a third of the water is missing from the Třeboň fish ponds, a situation not seen since after World War II, leading to premature fish catches to prevent loss.
