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The front page focuses on international crisis and notable political topics, with several Czech domestic stories in secondary sections. Leading international disaster coverage from Nepal dominates the top; other major international stories include Iran fuel protests, Russia-Ukraine tensions, and…
A newly formed lake from debris from catastrophic floods near Nepal and Tibet started to leak; authorities paused search operations as authorities warn of a potential second flood wave.
Long queues form at gas stations across Iran, highlighting the country’s oil wealth contrasts as public protests begin to emerge amid shortages.
King Harald V of Norway dies at age 89 after a bacterial bloodstream infection, according to the royal palace.
Ahead of parliamentary elections, politicians promised to manage budgets and keep spending in check, addressing concerns about a looming large deficit.
CIA Director Ratcliffe travels to Moscow and delivers a sharp warning to Russia amid heightened tensions.
Fans compare a Turkish crash to a Czech politician’s past accident, though the differences are significant in the broader context.
Russia escalates further against Ukraine, denying prospects for ending the war through negotiations, according to Bloomberg.
Investigators put off the case of a fire that killed five Carpathian shepherd dogs; arson suspect not identified.
Severe storms with enormous hail devastate cars and infrastructure across parts of France and northern Italy.
The Czech wealth ranking lists Michal Strnad and Petr Krejčí Kretnický among the richest, reflecting significant gains this year.
The Rožmberk festival celebrating the largest Czech pond will be canceled this year due to drought conditions affecting local fishing grounds.
