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The front page of ČT24 features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include the Czech opposition's move to call a vote of no confidence in the government, international conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East, and a tragic traffic accident in Prague. Other prominent stories…
Czech opposition parties have gathered enough signatures to request a parliamentary session to vote on a motion of no confidence against the current government. The speaker of the parliament is expected to convene this session next week.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian stated that the United States must decide whether to end the war, emphasizing that Iran did not initiate the conflict and is prepared to defend itself. He made these remarks in an interview with Fox News.
Ukraine reports further Russian drone attacks on Kyiv, resulting in at least one injury. Meanwhile, Russian authorities report Ukrainian drone attacks in several regions, and Ukrainian forces are said to have targeted a refinery in Perm, approximately 1500 km from Ukraine's border.
The 'Night of Science', the largest Czech event showcasing science and world exploration, will open 155 research institutions to the public. This year's theme is communication, and the event is scheduled for Friday, September 25th.
A collision between a truck and a van on the Prague Ring Road overnight resulted in two fatalities and six injuries. Police are investigating the cause of the accident, which occurred around 2:30 AM.
An 87-year-old woman in Madrid was evicted from her home of over 70 years, an event that has triggered large protests across Spain due to the critical shortage of affordable housing. The incident has drawn a strong reaction from Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez.
Water from the Odolena Voda reservoir contains elevated levels of lead, making it unsafe for consumption. Residents are advised to drink bottled water where cisterns are not available as water utilities implement purification measures.
