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The Novinky.cz front page covers a range of topics including international politics with a focus on Slovakia's Prime Minister Fico's controversial historical comparisons, a domestic political debate about 'hybrid warfare' with Russia, and a scandal involving a Lebanese clan chief at a German…
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico's comparison of the 1938 Munich Agreement to the current situation regarding Slovakia's collective defense commitment within NATO has drawn criticism from historians, who argue that Slovakia was deceived by democratic powers in 1938 and handed over to Nazi Germany.
The SPD party claims that former Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) did not inform them about Russia allegedly waging hybrid warfare against the Czech Republic, despite his recent public statements on the matter.
A Lebanese clan chief attending a victory celebration for the German Left party in Berlin has caused a significant reputational problem for the party, leading to a politician distancing themselves from the event.
The Czech Republic is expecting typical Indian summer weather with sunshine, warmth, and dry conditions, which may potentially last into October.
This commentary discusses the Czech government's approved budget with a deficit of 386 billion CZK, criticizing the calls for reduction as mere theater.
Former investigator Jaroslav Dzuro, who investigated war crimes in the Balkans, shares his thoughts on Vladimir Putin, suggesting extreme scenarios for his downfall.
Australia has temporarily halted new applications for its 'Work and Holiday' visas, impacting Czech citizens among others, due to a high volume of applications.
Recent polling in Hungary suggests that Prime Minister Péter Magyar's ruling Tisza party has seen a slight decrease in support but still maintains a stronger position than it did during the last elections.
An explosion occurred at an arms factory in the Benešovsko region of the Czech Republic, resulting in one severe injury. The incident happened in a hall where primers for firearms are prepared.
Škoda JS, part of the ČEZ group, has signed a major contract with the British company Rolls-Royce SMR for the supply of drives for small modular reactors.
A planned ban on mobile phones and communication devices in Czech schools could also affect children's GPS watches, with parents advocating for an exception.
