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The Novinky.cz front page highlights domestic Czech news, including a scandal involving Prime Minister Babiš and a company called FAU, and a new construction law. International news features a school attack in Slovakia and a commentary on German politics. Crime and accident reports are also…
The Regional Court in Olomouc acquitted the owner of the FAU company, which became a symbol of alleged "zakleknutí" (enforcement action), of charges before the summer holidays. The case is linked to former Finance Minister and current Prime Minister Andrej Babiš.
A student attacked classmates and teachers at an elementary school in Staškov, Slovakia, on Tuesday, September 29th. Police are involved in the incident.
Even before the new construction law was definitively passed by Parliament, the Ministry for Regional Development had already contracted marketing services for 3.6 million Czech Korunas.
Moravian-Silesian detectives will provide information at a press conference on Tuesday morning regarding the case of the missing 38-year-old Jana from Frýdek-Místek.
A commentary discussing the electoral success of the Left party in Berlin, which has roots in the post-communist PDS, and comparing it to election results in other German states.
Psychologist Čírtková believes that victims of abuse need respect rather than being labeled as disturbed individuals. The story is linked to a podcast series.
An accident involving two trucks on the D11 highway blocked traffic after 9 AM, making the direction towards Prague impassable. Emergency services are on the scene.
A Russian channel warns that jet drone attacks are becoming too expensive, suggesting that Russians may face additional taxes to fund military operations.
Four fire units responded to a fire in a two-story dormitory in Trutnov on Sunday evening. Two people were injured and had to be rescued from the blaze.
A serious traffic accident occurred on Monday evening in the Rakovník region where a 19-year-old driver and three young passengers crashed into a tree.
Petra Wünschová, the founder and director of the Locika Centre, which helps children experiencing domestic violence, has died at the age of 52.
