Sustainable transport faces infrastructure hurdles. DHub's new leadership sparks heritage concerns. DOGE mandates weekly accomplishment reports from federal workers. Read more...

Elon Musk's secretive school, Ad Astra, reopens in Texas, while Tesla faces a significant sales decline in Europe, with Byd taking the lead in the UK. Read more...

Madrid's President Ayuso faces growing discontent over education policies and allegations of fraud involving her boyfriend, along with controversy over historical memory. Read more...

A woman's dating app ordeal and the discovery of ancient text abbreviations showcase unexpected connections between modern pitfalls and historical communication methods. Read more...

The Czech Republic sees progress with air ambulance funding for Karlovarský kraj and successful high school application strategies, according to government officials. Read more...

A roundup of global news, including a bomb threat in Italy, the salvage of a sunken yacht, a controversial book presentation, and commentary on the Euro-Atlantic strategy. Read more...

Škoda RS marks its 50th anniversary with a Kodiaq review, while fires devastate cottages near Trnava, and a legal dispute emerges between CEPYME and CEOE. Read more...

"Brookside" actor Foster sentenced to over eight years for a massive modelling fraud. Plus, updates on a potential serial killer documentary and Czech singer Kateřina Marie Tichá. Read more...

Japan's birth rate has hit a historic low, marking the ninth consecutive year of decline. Government efforts to incentivize childbirth have so far proven unsuccessful. Read more...

Le Grand Rex in Paris has been named the world's most beautiful cinema by Time Out. Meanwhile, Paris Hilton celebrated her 44th birthday with glitter, a ball pit, and Snoop Dogg. Read more...

This week's business roundup includes Turkmenistan partnering with the World Bank, Allianz CEO's concerns about medical costs, and a tanker train fire in the Czech Republic. Read more...

Nigeria's NDPC partners with the NJI to strengthen data privacy, while Niger faces deadly attacks near the Nigerian border. Sixteen civilians were killed. Read more...

This week's health news covers a range of topics from a loneliness epidemic in Sweden and a measles outbreak in Texas, to skincare solutions and a clandestine surgery ring in Madrid. Read more...

Eight people in Tunisia have been sentenced to death for the 2013 assassination of a left-wing opposition member, Mohamed Brahmi. A ninth person, currently a fugitive, received a five-year prison sentence. Read more...

Former Motol Hospital director faces bribery questions, while an Anderlecht postman is sentenced for stealing credit cards, including Remco Evenepoel's. Read more...

A Russian Su-57 landed in Iran amid rising tensions, while China conducts live-fire drills near Taiwan, prompting Taipei to deploy forces. Read more...

A look at cycling's past with Ian Stannard's anniversary, O'Sullivan's health woes, Grégoire's lucky win, and Borussia Dortmund's recent victories. Read more...

Flights between Prague and Zagreb are resuming this summer after a pandemic-related pause. Croatia Airlines will operate the route three times a week, offering travelers a convenient connection. Read more...

Chess champion Boris Spassky criticized the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia, while in Czechia, cold-water swimmers set a new world record in Lake Most. Read more...

This week in science: New insights into dark matter mass limits, the alarming retreat of Colombian glaciers, and Blue Origin's historic all-female space crew mission. Read more...