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The Novinky.cz homepage features a mix of domestic and international news, with a focus on the resignation of the Prague Airport CEO, the ongoing war in Ukraine, and local Czech news including a minor earthquake and election results. Economic and political commentary are also present.
The head of Prague Airport, Radomír Lašák, has resigned from his position after serving less than three months, citing personal reasons. The Ministry of Finance confirmed the resignation.
Ukrainian soldiers from the elite 'Chartiy' corps have managed to advance underground amidst Russian attacks, reportedly conducting the world's first underground counteroffensive.
A vast underwater dump of downed drones and rockets has been discovered on the floor of the Black Sea, highlighting the destruction caused by Russian attacks on Ukraine.
Residents in and around Přimda in the Tachovsko region felt an earthquake overnight, describing sounds of rumbling and a strong jolt.
An opinion piece discusses Ukraine's resolve not to accept defeat, referencing figures on Ukrainian soldier casualties provided by President Zelenskyy and a US think tank.
Former politician Jiří Čunek stated in a podcast that same-sex couples do not contribute to the future and used an analogy involving elephants.
A majority of Czechs (58%) are satisfied with the results of the municipal elections, with satisfaction rising to 67% among those who voted. The winner of the municipal elections is frequently mentioned...
A man from Olomoucko received an exceptional 24-year prison sentence and security detention for murder, attempted murder, and its preparation against his colleagues at the Šternberk armory.
In Příbram, a coalition agreement has been signed by Spojenci, Příbram zdola, Šance pro Příbram-Naše Česko, and Příbramáci pro Příbram, resulting in ANO being in opposition.
US President Donald Trump stated that he has the right to run for a third term in the White House, mentioning this in a campaign speech on Thursday.
In Děčín, leaders of four groups signed a coalition agreement, excluding the ANO party from governance and placing them in opposition.
