Police raid town hall in Nymburk ↗
Front page leadPolice are conducting an operation at the town hall in Nymburk, with detectives from the National anti-organized crime center present. The operation was confirmed by a spokesperson and a prosecutor.
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The front page of Novinky.cz features a mix of domestic and international news, with a police operation at Nymburk town hall and a mass fish kill in the Morava River being prominent domestic stories. International coverage includes the war in Ukraine and developments in the Red Sea. Economic news…
Police are conducting an operation at the town hall in Nymburk, with detectives from the National anti-organized crime center present. The operation was confirmed by a spokesperson and a prosecutor.
The anti-corruption Operation Kartago is encountering significant resistance in Ukraine, as stated by the director of the National Anti-Corruption Bureau.
Fishermen in Olomouc have reported a large-scale fish kill in the Morava River due to low water flow, with hundreds of kilograms of fish affected.
The article discusses why milk and meat prices are low, with critic Tomio Okamura suggesting it's a result of government policies and questioning the dangers associated with it.
This commentary discusses the strategic implications of Houthi rebels in Yemen gaining control of the island of Perim, which allows them to easily attack ships in the Bab al-Mandab strait.
Former Prime Minister Andrej Babiš stated that the current government has no immediate way to significantly influence high fuel prices, aligning his statement with that of Prime Minister Fiala.
The busiest intersection in the Czech Republic, crucial for traffic flow in Brno, is being completely redesigned. The intersection handles 80,000 vehicles daily.
Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD plans to launch its first heavy-duty truck in the European market next year and aims to manufacture these vehicles in Europe in the future.
After more than four and a half years of investigation, prosecutors have indicted four individuals and a company linked to the transport department at the Pardubice municipal authority.
Russian President Vladimir Putin is not interested in ceasing attacks on Ukrainian energy infrastructure, according to sources cited by The Financial Times.
A minor earthquake was recorded in eastern Slovakia, near the villages of Pakostov andĎapalovce, according to the Slovak Academy of Sciences.