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The Novinky.cz front page features a mix of international and domestic news. Top international stories include reports on the war in Ukraine, with Lukoil refineries out of operation due to a drone attack, and a CIA chief warning Russia. Domestically, news covers changes to unemployment benefits, a…
Lukoil's oil refineries in Russia have ceased operations following a Ukrainian drone attack that damaged processing units and infrastructure. The refineries are among the largest in Russia.
The head of the US CIA, John Ratcliffe, made an unexpected visit to Moscow to warn Russian officials against escalating conflicts targeting NATO, according to Politico.
Czech intelligence agency BIS reports that Russia is employing 'disposable agents' for various sabotage and attacks across Europe, often with limited commitment.
Unemployed individuals in Czechia are likely to face reduced benefits next year as the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs is preparing changes to the conditions for support.
An opinion piece by Alex Švamberk discusses US President Donald Trump's desire to meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, suggesting it's a move driven by political pressure.
A political discussion covers differing views on constitutional changes between presidential and governmental bodies, with candidates Gerloch and Šípová debating a lawsuit concerning constitutional interpretation.
Drivers will soon be able to use a 3-kilometer section of the D11 highway near the Czech-Polish border, aiming to alleviate transit traffic in nearby towns.
Czech security forces are evaluating intelligence that Iran has targeted the exile-run Radio Farda, which broadcasts from the Czech Republic, as a military objective.
Karel Barták, a veteran foreign correspondent for the Czech News Agency (ČTK) with 28 years of service, has passed away at the age of 72.
Apple has officially announced its next press conference, expected to reveal the new generation of iPhones, with speculation about a foldable model adding to the anticipation.
Enterstore, part of Hartenberg Holding and associated with Andrej Babiš, has acquired an 80% stake in the Dutch men's fashion brand Joe Merino.
