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The front page of CT24 features a mix of domestic and international news. A top domestic story reports on a court ruling finding former IKEM management guilty of blackmailing cardiac surgeons. International news covers the ongoing Israeli pursuit of Hamas operatives, political developments in…
A court has ruled that the former management of the Institute for Clinical and Experimental Medicine (IKEM), Malý and Raška, are guilty of blackmailing cardiac surgeons.
Israel continues to hunt down perpetrators of the October 7th attacks, with thousands captured, while grappling with the generational trauma inflicted by the event. Some victims' families question the ongoing retribution.
The election of Tobias Rausche from the far-right AfD party to lead the Saxony-Anhalt state parliament is considered a breakthrough for the party, though some analysts view it as a worrying sign.
Residents of Kyiv are taking shelter in the metro system during frequent Russian air raids, with a Czech reporter describing the scene of people sleeping in the subway during intense attacks.
At the Frankfurt Book Fair, where the Czech Republic is the guest of honor, author Radka Denemarková delivered a speech criticizing the 'browning of Europe' and politicians who 'destroy culture'.
Christa Pike, an American woman who survived a lethal injection execution last week in Tennessee, is reportedly conscious and communicating, according to her lawyers.
Pavel Müller, director of Podyjí National Park Administration, has become the new chairman of the Association of National Parks of the Czech Republic, replacing Robin Böhnisch.
Regional investigators have concluded their probe into an energy fraud in Pacov, estimating the loss to the Ministry of Industry at over 95 million Czech crowns.
Hundreds of World War II grenades and other munitions were discovered during seabed surveys related to the planned expansion of the port in Thessaloniki, Greece.
Criminal investigators have initiated criminal proceedings against a 29-year-old man for the fire at a plastic material warehouse in Otrokovice, charging him with general endangerment due to negligence, with damages estimated at nearly 30 million crowns.
Industrial production in Germany saw a two percent increase in August, following a decline in July.
