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The Novinky.cz front page features top stories on the intensifying El Niño phenomenon, a fire attack on a tech and defense firm in Munich, Ukraine's internal security service conflict, a new scam targeting bank customers, and a commentary on Ratko Mladić. Domestic news includes the closure of…
The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) has released a new forecast for El Niño, indicating a nearly 100% probability that the phenomenon will persist until at least February 2027, a level of certainty not seen before in WMO's history.
The headquarters of the technology and defense company Rohde & Schwarz in Munich was targeted in an arson attack overnight on Thursday.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy described the shootout between members of the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) and the Main Intelligence Directorate as a 'disgraceful situation'. Videos of the incident are spreading online.
Fraudsters in Czechia are imitating bank employees over the phone to trick people into installing malicious applications, enabling them to make payments even without physically possessing the card.
A commentary piece discussing Ratko Mladić as a war criminal, the offensive nature of glorifying him, and a connection to Serbian football fans, presented by Alex Švamberk.
Minister of Labor and Social Affairs Aleš Juchelka (ANO) is reversing his stance on increased unemployment benefits, having previously defended the measure earlier in the year.
Venezuela signed oil production enhancement agreements with US company Chevron and Italian company Eni, signaling a strengthening of American and European influence in the country.
The Norwegian coast guard has seized the Russian vessel 'Professor Molchanov' in Arctic waters near Svalbard, reportedly as part of compensation claims.
Two accommodation facilities in Ostrava, known for their poor reputation, will be closing down, forcing their tenants to relocate.
The government's request to disqualify Constitutional Judge Pavel Šámal from hearing President Petr Pavel's competence lawsuit has been rejected, allowing him to continue the proceedings.
Emergency services responded to an incident where an elderly man doused himself with gasoline and set himself on fire in his home in Čerňovice, in the Pilsen region. He was thankfully rescued in time.
