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Novinky.cz features a mix of domestic Czech news and international events. Top domestic stories include a successful crowdfunding campaign for a cultural project, simplified conditions for flu vaccinations by insurance companies, and a severe storm hitting Sněžka mountain. Internationally, the…
More than 8.5 million CZK was raised for cultural projects commemorating November 17, 1989, in just a few days, exceeding state contributions over the past four years. This was achieved through spontaneous online initiatives.
Despite recent election setbacks, the ANO movement remains a dominant political force in Czechia, with its government coalition including SPD.
A group of young demonstrators broke into the Colosseum in Rome during a protest march in the Italian capital on Saturday.
With low flu vaccination rates in Czechia, health insurance companies are introducing new measures to improve coverage, changing previously established conditions.
The manner in which proposed changes to public media funding were handled suggests arbitrariness and a lack of trust, regardless of the potential merit of the changes themselves.
Protests are planned in France, with the government responding with a large police deployment and bans on non-union organized events.
A tragic accident occurred overnight between Číměř and Nová Bystřice in the Jindřichův Hradec district, resulting in the death of a forty-year-old Audi driver whose car was torn in two.
Sněžka mountain experienced hurricane-force winds on Saturday morning, with gusts exceeding 141 km/h recorded at the summit's weather station.
A 44-year-old driver in Utah caused a fatal traffic accident by watching pornography on her mobile phone while behind the wheel.
The first round of presidential elections in Bulgaria commenced at 7:00 AM local time, with a potential second round scheduled for November 1.
Eleven people sustained gunshot wounds and one additional person was injured in a shooting incident near a university campus in Tallahassee, Florida.
