Following a shooting outside the Bielefeld Regional Court, the brother of murdered boxer Besar Nimani surrendered. The incident, which injured four, is linked to Nimani's murder. Read more...

Ukrainian intelligence suggests Russia aims to rebuild a Soviet-style empire, potentially encompassing former Warsaw Pact nations like Czechia. Plus, crime wave hits Warsaw and a tragic child abuse case nears its verdict. Read more...

Pavel Budinský, a central figure in the Motol corruption case, is under scrutiny for spending millions on real estate exceeding his official income. He also led war veterans and legionnaires. Read more...

Prague faces potential strikes from Prague Services trade union due to a dispute with a Pirate Party deputy, while a school bomb threat prompts evacuation. Simultaneously, the government plans to increase defense spending. Read more...

Recent funding rounds highlight growth in AI, defense, and clean energy. Moonwatt, Epirus, Quantexa, and OpenAI are in the news. Read more...

A look at three recent court cases in Poland: a woman acquitted of murder after years in detention, a driver trying to avoid a ban, and a soldier quickly convicted of attempted murder. Read more...

Irish police investigate a death on a Wales-to-Ireland ferry as other legal cases unfold, involving a bodybuilder, criminal damage suspects, and charity donation controversies. Read more...

Former Motol Hospital director Miloslav Ludvík has been jailed amid a corruption scandal, while the Kellner Foundation withdraws funding for a new oncology center. Read more...

The Mannheim car ramming attack is under investigation, revealing a disturbing note left by the attacker and the spread of misinformation via WhatsApp. Read more...

This news roundup covers several developing stories in Poland, including the search for a missing teenager, a mother's surprising forgiveness in a cold case, and a car crash. Read more...

The Supreme Court ruled the Trump administration must release $2 billion in USAID funds. Separately, Friedrich Merz expresses concern about the US and confidence in Europe, while Czechia increases defense spending. Read more...

Germany's CDU/CSU and SPD agree on a massive spending package for defense and infrastructure, while Hamburg election results show a close race. Plus, a court ruling in Biberach. Read more...

This week in the Czech Republic: a dog's tragic death is investigated, government employees face minimum wage struggles, and a fairground brawl unfolds. Read more...

A roundup of global news including the Mannheim attack, Malala's return to Pakistan, Germany's debt brake removal, and concerns over Gaza aid. Read more...

A summary of recent crime and legal news from Poland and involving Polish citizens, including murders in Sosnowiec and Stockholm, and misconduct by a village head. Read more...

A look at today's top political stories, including the US-China trade war, a murder trial in Poland, a village head facing charges, and the US withholding intelligence from Ukraine. Read more...

SpaceX's Starship exploded after launch, Elon Musk lost a court battle with OpenAI, and Hugging Face's CSO warns about AI becoming "yes-men on servers." Read more...

Hradec Králové sees a spike in crime as police investigate a double murder involving a teenager and a rape and extortion case involving a 61-year-old. Both cases raise serious questions. Read more...

South Korea faces multiple challenges, including an accidental bombing drill, the legal battles of an impeached president, and a growing political divide among young adults. Read more...

A series of tragic incidents across Europe, including fatal car accidents, a house fire, elder abuse, and a lake ice collapse, have left communities reeling. Read more...