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NATO’s Article 4 invoked over Russian drones in Poland: What to know — REUTERS / pwu404

NATO’s Article 4 invoked over Russian drones in Poland: What to know

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Poland invoked Article 4 of the North Atlantic Treaty on Wednesday after fighter jets shot down multiple Russian drones that illegally entered Polish airspace. See the Story

[Opinion] Czech Opposition ANO Party Widens Lead Before October Election

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[Opinion] Czech Opposition ANO Party Widens Lead Before October Election

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

PRAGUE (Reuters) - Czech billionaire and former Prime Minister Andrej Babis's ANO party increased its lead over the main ruling parties before an October 3-4 parliamentary election, according to the latest opinion poll. The centre-right SPOLU (Toge...See the Story

Juvenile Crime Is Rising Steeply In The Czech Republic, Says Minister

Juvenile Crime Is Rising Steeply In The Czech Republic, Says Minister

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Crime committed by children and juveniles in the Czech Republic rose by one third between 2021 and 2024, said Interior Minister Vit Rakusan (STAN) at a press conference today in South Moravia. Furthermore, suicide is now the second most common cause of death for people under 24 years. “All surveys show that every crown, every euro invested in prevention pays back,” said Rakusan, adding that the effect of the efforts will be gradual, but are of …See the Story

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