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The Novinky.cz front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include the Constitutional Court's rejection of a former minister's objections in a bitcoin case, severe drought affecting Czech forests with suggestions for new tree species, and persistent delays…
After a very dry week, rain has finally fallen in some areas of the Czech Republic, with the highest amounts overnight in West Bohemia. Rain is expected across most of the country on Monday.
Former Minister of Justice Pavel Blažek was unsuccessful with his objections regarding the investigation methods in the bitcoin case.
A bomb in a trash can, an officer wanted by Ukraine as a traitor, and an escort beauty in the middle of it all.
US President Donald Trump ordered Secretary of War Pete Hegseth to limit long-planned military exercises with South Korea.
A commentary piece that uses a mythological reference to discuss a current topic, suggesting a need for attention and action.
Sofia became a victim of child sexual abuse when an 80-year-old neighbor she trusted took advantage of her being home alone. The court's decision is being postponed due to the perpetrator's health.
Iran's armed forces are reorganizing following recent conflicts, with two key commands merging, strengthening Mojtaba Khamenei's authority.
Czech forests are significantly affected by drought this summer, with a dendrologist suggesting the testing of tree species common in the Mediterranean region.
A costly tender for new trains worth tens of billions of Czech korunas may not be enough to improve or speed up travel in the congested Prague region.
Brad Cooper, commander of the US forces' CENTCOM regional command, praised the resilience of the crew of the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier amidst harsh conditions.
A collision between a tram and a garbage truck disrupted tram traffic on Moskevská Street in Prague's Vršovice on Monday morning. Lines 4, 21, and 22 are rerouted.
