Drones Hit Two Ships Off Bulgarian Coast, One Sinks, PM Radev Announces ↗
Front page leadDrones struck two ships off the coast of Bulgaria, resulting in one ship sinking, as announced by Prime Minister Radev.
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Drones struck two ships off the coast of Bulgaria, resulting in one ship sinking, as announced by Prime Minister Radev.
Medical aid for Christa Pike, an American death row inmate who recently survived an execution, was significantly delayed due to confusion between prison officials and rescuers, according to AP.
One hundred years ago, two German ministers joined the Czechoslovak government, an event whose positive impacts are still felt today, according to historian Jaroslav Šebek.
Democrats intend to leverage Congress's powers of investigation and impeachment if they win the upcoming elections, potentially targeting the Defense Secretary or investigating the Trump administration.
The National Institute of Mental Health is establishing a platform to use art for preventing depression and anxiety, aiming to connect cultural institutions with healthcare and social services.
A report indicates that major crops like wheat, apples, and carrots have lost about half their nutritional value since the 1960s, primarily due to soil degradation.
Railway traffic through Zilina, a key hub in northern Slovakia, has resumed without restrictions since morning, according to the national carrier ZSSK.
The Regional Court in Hradec Králové has overturned a lower court's decision in a restitution case involving the Walderode family, requesting more precise identification of over a thousand plots of land.
Criminal investigators are searching for a young man who allegedly attacked a woman in Prague 10 last September because of her skin color; he faces up to three years in prison for rioting and violent conduct.
Following traffic chaos on Monday, Prague police turned off traffic lights at several intersections in southwest Brno and directed traffic manually to ensure smoother flow.