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The Novinky.cz front page features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include threats against election officials in Michigan, an unresolved compensation case for a child hit by a car in Czechia, and concerns about the Czech army's preparedness for long-term conflict. Other…
Election officials preparing for the upcoming US Congress elections are facing threats and intimidation. Barbara Byrum, who oversees elections in the key state of Michigan, told Novinky that this is a direct result of the political climate.
Seven years after an accident where a ten-year-old girl was hit by a car while returning from a nature school trip, the issue of compensation remains undecided.
The Czech army is facing a shortage of personnel, long-term deficits in equipment, supplies, and infrastructure, as well as significant gaps in capabilities, indicating it is not ready for prolonged conflict.
Czechia is expecting cooler and partly rainy weather this weekend. Precipitation in the mountains will gradually turn into snowfall.
A commentary reflects on why the violence against Ukrainian children fails to evoke a strong reaction from some Czech citizens, following a previous article that explored a similar sentiment among Russians.
French President Emmanuel Macron described a recent terrorist attack as historically unprecedented, but French history offers a different perspective.
Three planes carrying evacuated residents from Olesky, a town in Russian-occupied Ukraine, landed at an airport near Gomel, Belarus.
The English Royal Meteorological Society's annual competition for the best weather photograph of the year features impressive images, including one from a Czech photographer.
Russia launched drone attacks in Ukraine's Dnepropetrovsk region overnight, resulting in one death and two injuries.
The potential merger of Albert and Tesco in Czechia could create a retail network with over 530 stores and annual revenues of around 119 billion Czech korunas, making Albert the largest retail chain.
The application period for conservatoire study programs in music, dance, and singing has returned to November, after three years of being held in February.
