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The front page of CT24 features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include the AfD winning elections in Saxony-Anhalt, an armed man attacking a gubernatorial candidate in Ohio, and Czech archaeologists exploring a gulag in Kazakhstan. Domestic news highlights the significant…
The Alternative for Germany (AfD) party has won the state elections in Saxony-Anhalt, but did not achieve an absolute majority. This result indicates a significant shift in the regional political landscape.
Archaeologists from Pilsen are conducting the first-ever excavation of a former gulag in Kazakhstan, built on previous research of political prisoner camps from the 1930s-1950s. This research, supported by Kazakhstan and in collaboration with Gulag.cz, aims to document the suffering of prisoners…
An armed assailant attacked Democratic Ohio gubernatorial candidate Amy Acton, injuring several people. While Acton is unharmed, the incident has drawn condemnation from both parties, highlighting the issue of political violence.
A new biographical novel, 'Life of M,' by Rachel Cusk, shares many commonalities with actress Natalie Portman, sparking speculation about whether the book is about her and its significance.
The Czech Republic ranks 14th among Airbus suppliers, with Czech-based manufacturers providing approximately 230 million euros worth of components and technology annually to the aircraft giant.
Indian rescuers are continuing to search for survivors in the debris of a five-story building that collapsed in Delhi, killing at least six people. The building housed student accommodation in a densely populated area.
In a single week, three babies were born unexpectedly outside of hospitals in the Moravian-Silesian region, with rescue services attending to three ongoing births.
Following a series of sabotage attacks, German police are investigating a fire at a power station in Berlin and discovered a cut fence near a substation in western Germany.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov stated that blaming Moscow for the attack in Leipzig marks the beginning of a real war with the West.
A new park is being completed in Pardubičky, the original settlement of Pardubice, offering amenities such as pétanque, a covered seating area, barbecue space, benches, lighting, and a spot for a mobile kiosk.
The regional court in Pardubice will hear the first appeal against the extension of detention for individuals accused in an arson attack on a weapons factory, LPP Holding.
The Bezručova Opava festival, running from September 11th to 25th, will feature a showcase of contemporary theatre at various locations in the city.
