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The Novinky.cz front page features a mix of international and domestic news, with top stories including an incident on a FlyDubai flight where the crew asked passengers to restrain an attacker, political tensions in the Czech Parliament, and a rise in violent crime in Prague. Other reported news…
The crew of a FlyDubai flight requested that Israeli passengers restrain a co-pilot who attacked the captain with an axe on a flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv, according to passengers who helped overpower the assailant.
Opposition parties threaten to block the Parliament and impose a provisional budget, while a coalition representative warns of a difficult autumn, with agreements having collapsed.
Intentional bodily harm, threats, and extortion are on the rise in Prague, with a significant increase in violent criminal offenses reported last year.
A US spy satellite, whose existence was recently declassified, has mysteriously exploded, and the US Space Force has not ruled out an attack.
A commentary piece on the case of Alexandr Kyněv, a Russian political scientist and election expert, suggesting a return to Stalinist practices.
In the Senate, candidates discuss Czech Republic's aid to Ukraine, criticizing the government for insufficient support.
A 52-year-old man seriously injured his fingers with a circular saw while cutting wood in Písek, Frýdek-Místek region.
The D1 highway was closed in the direction of Prague after a van collided with a truck, resulting in two injuries.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz arrived in Kyiv by special train, pledging further billions in aid to Ukraine.
A 28-year-old American woman was sentenced to 13 years in prison in Missouri for placing her one-month-old daughter in an oven instead of a crib.
The Czech Republic will be a guest of honor at the Frankfurt Book Fair, with the state's participation costing nearly a quarter of a billion.
