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The Czech news front page features domestic political developments including a no-confidence vote against the government and a proposal for the non-prescription of murder. International news includes a large-scale police raid on Hells Angels in Germany and across Europe, the US withdrawal from…
Former Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš stated that in the event of an attack on the Baltic states, the Czech Republic would have to send two brigades to assist.
German police conducted a large-scale raid against members of the Hells Angels motorcycle club, with suspicions including money laundering. The operation extended to Belgium, Bulgaria, and the Netherlands.
The Chamber of Deputies is continuing its debate on the opposition's motion of no-confidence in the ANO-SPD-Motorists government. The debate, which began the previous day, has been dominated by government ministers.
Unfinished or abandoned buildings are presented not just as reminders of the past, but also as indicators of futures that never materialized, according to a new exhibition in Ústí nad Labem.
The Senate is scheduled to discuss proposals regarding the non-prescription of murder, tax relief for volunteer firefighters, and the constitutional enshrinement of the right to life.
The deadline for US forces to withdraw their last soldiers from bases in Iraq has expired. Experts suggest this could give Iran more influence and allow the return of groups like the Islamic State.
French police arrested more than 400 people during blockades and protests at secondary schools, which led to clashes. Students were demonstrating against large class sizes and teacher shortages.
