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The Novinky.cz front page features a mix of international and domestic news, with a focus on a Pentagon lie detector test for security leaks, new German weaponry for Ukraine, and a tragic accident in the Austrian Alps involving a Czech national. Domestic stories include a report on Czechs'…
Approximately fifty members of the US Armed Forces Joint Staff underwent lie detector tests as the Pentagon seeks to identify those leaking information to journalists, particularly concerning claims of ammunition shortages.
Ukraine has showcased its latest air defense system, the German-made Skyranger 35, in action, highlighting its role in protecting the nation's airspace.
Czechs exhibit a mixed approach to preventative healthcare, being selective about which check-ups and screening programs they utilize, placing them among the most discerning in Europe.
A twenty-two-year-old Czech woman tragically died after falling from a rocky cliff during a hike with her father in the Austrian Alps, according to Austrian media reports.
A commentary piece discusses a reported incident in a Russian school where a cleaner allegedly threatened a teacher with Russian soldiers, drawing parallels to past political figures.
A look back at an ambitious plan for a unique, high-tech congress and concert center in Brno that, if built, would have become a significant landmark.
Lenovo is exploring the future of portable computing with concepts like rollable notebook screens, showcased at IFA 2026.
An eleven-year-old boy who left his family in Vysoké Mýto was the subject of an extensive overnight police search, eventually being located by a dog handler.
A fatal head-on car crash occurred in Bojkovice, Uherskohradišťsko, resulting in the death of one driver and injuries to the other.
A federal judge in Boston has prolonged a prohibition preventing the USPS from implementing measures proposed by President Donald Trump regarding mail-in voting.
Prime Minister Andrej Babiš and coalition leaders have proposed an amendment to police law that would grant police the authority to close businesses, particularly those dealing with 'artificial marijuana.'
