Czechia News in English

Good morning! It’s 11th June, and here’s your Czechia daily news capsule.

USA strikes Iran, prompting Tehran to announce the closure of the Hormuz Strait.

Summer weather is taking its time, with cooler and rainy conditions continuing.

EU states and lawmakers agree on adjustments to emissions permits under ETS 2.

Changes are coming to pension savings, with old plans set to end soon.

Czech Minister Zůna calls for a defense spending increase to two percent of GDP next year.

Biosmršť kicks off in Czechia, as citizens map invasive species with their smartphones.

Urbanová argues that the lex Babiš amendment would benefit Agrofert, which is unacceptable.

Over a hundred UNRWA employees reportedly have ties to Hamas, according to USAID.

Pope blesses the tower of the Sagrada Família basilica in Barcelona, a long-awaited milestone.

Russia launched 26 attacks on Kharkiv overnight, following a Ukrainian strike on a refinery.

Violent protests against migrants continue in Britain for a second night, causing chaos.

Apple delays AI rollout in the EU, while competitors like Google operate without issues.

The Rock for People festival kicks off, featuring performances from Megadeth and Gorillaz.

A new Spielberg film seeks to inspire faith in humanity with a breathtaking finale.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!