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The Novinky.cz front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a truck rescue operation in Prague, rising oil prices due to Hurricane Isaias, and a commentary on Spanish protests. Domestic news also covers budget allocations for transportation, drought conditions…
A semi-trailer with a drilling rig, which got stuck under a railway bridge in Prague's Krč on Thursday night, is being extricated by a recovery tank. Previous attempts by firefighters were unsuccessful.
Oil prices are sharply rising on world markets on Thursday due to Hurricane Isaias, which is heading towards the USA.
Transportation is one of the flagship initiatives of the ANO, SPD, and Motorists government's economic policy, with 63 koruna out of every thousand allocated to it, significantly more than before.
Record drought is also offering photographers an opportunity to capture unusual shots and images, including of the original Vltava riverbed.
Spain is facing early elections. Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez called them after his socialist party lost parliamentary support from the Catalan Junts party.
The phone is a common part of children's lives today, used for communication, entertainment, and to combat boredom. The article explores when normal usage begins to change.
Maricarmen Abascalová, whose court-ordered eviction became a symbol of the fight for tenants' rights, died in Madrid on Wednesday at the age of 87.
For the murder of a five-month-old boy in the Vsetín region, his father will definitively serve 16 years in prison. According to the verdict, the man struck the crying child at least three times.
Municipal and senate elections are the first contests that will show how the new leadership of the Civic Democrats, led by Martin Kupka, has 'proven itself.'
The new collector's edition Pokémon TCG: 30th Celebration, commemorating three decades of the Pokémon world, is enjoying extraordinary popularity among Czech fans.
Retail sales in Czechia slowed their year-on-year growth in August to 4.3% from a revised 5.1% in July. Month-on-month, they rose by 0.2%, according to the Czech Statistical Office.
