Ukrainians disable flagship of Russian Black Sea Fleet ↗
Front page leadThe Ukrainian army disabled the pride of the Russian Black Sea Fleet, the frigate Admiral Makarov, on August 12th, rendering it inoperable for at least a year.
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The Novinky.cz front page features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include a Ukrainian attack on a Russian Black Sea Fleet flagship, a weather alert for storms in Czechia, and disruptions to traffic on the D1 highway near Prague due to bridge testing. Other domestic stories…
The Ukrainian army disabled the pride of the Russian Black Sea Fleet, the frigate Admiral Makarov, on August 12th, rendering it inoperable for at least a year.
The Czech Republic can expect a rainy end to the work week, with strong storms, heavy rainfall, hail, and gusts predicted for Thursday and Friday.
The busiest Czech highway, D1, between Brno and Prague will be closed for two nights for bridge load testing, halting all traffic.
The mayor of Předklášteří near Brno, Petra Bendová, is renting a municipal apartment with low rent, despite owning her own property.
A commentary discussing state budget data and transparency, referencing a past rule of public access to budget information.
A podcast discussing former Finance Minister Alena Schillerová's criticism of the current government's lack of budget transparency, comparing it to an 'assassination'.
Much of Europe, especially France, has experienced a very hot summer. However, temperatures are expected to cool down slightly.
A collision between a small Cessna 150 plane and a Pennsylvania State Police helicopter at Carlisle Airport resulted in one fatality and two injuries.
Russia launched a massive ballistic missile attack on Kyiv overnight, hitting a children's hospital and a school, with casualties reported.
Czech AI Gigafactory is presented as a project with a competitive advantage, positioning the Czech Republic to become a global leader in artificial intelligence.
The dentist convicted in the murder of the leader of a Kutná Hora sect is appealing her nine-year sentence to the Supreme Court.