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Czech 'Dozimetr' Case Continues with Witness Testimonies
Politicsirozhlas8d ago

Czech 'Dozimetr' Case Continues with Witness Testimonies

The 'Dozimetr' corruption case in Prague is entering a busy week of court proceedings, with testimonies expected from a former director of the Prague Public Transit Company, councilor Scheinherr, and an individual involved with 'crypto-guys'.

Evangelical Community Sees Significant Growth in Madrid
PoliticsEL PAIS1mo ago

Evangelical Community Sees Significant Growth in Madrid

The evangelical religious community in Madrid has experienced a 30% growth over the past decade, marked by packed stadiums, extensive public transit advertising, and increasing political connections. This expansion highlights a notable shift in the city's religious landscape.

Businesschina-daily1mo ago

Beijing Metro Records 3.58 Billion Trips in 2025

The Beijing metro system handled an impressive 3.58 billion trips throughout 2025, highlighting its crucial role in urban transportation. This figure reflects the high demand for public transit in the capital.

High Train Fares Spark Concern for 2026 World Cup Fans
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High Train Fares Spark Concern for 2026 World Cup Fans

Fans attending the 2026 World Cup in the US are facing unexpectedly high train ticket prices, with round-trip fares to MetLife Stadium reaching up to $190, drawing criticism from officials and the public. Meanwhile, hundreds of bone fragments were discovered in Mexico City ahead of the tournament.

Global Markets Rattled, Supply Chains Threatened by Middle East Tensions and War Risks
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Global Markets Rattled, Supply Chains Threatened by Middle East Tensions and War Risks

Global oil prices are climbing and stock markets are falling, including a €17 billion loss for Greek stocks, as investors perceive no immediate end to the ongoing war, exacerbating Middle East tensions and driving up fuel costs. Markets are particularly rattled by concerns over potential blockages of key chokepoints like the Strait of Hormuz and the Bab el-Mandeb strait, with Wall Street's 'fear gauge' spiking and Asian airlines raising ticket prices. Irish economists warn of escalating global recession risks, while New Zealand's Pharmac monitors medicine supply risks, all contributing to looming energy and supply crises.

Sydney Explores Public Transit Solutions to Reduce Emissions
BusinessThe Guardian1mo ago

Sydney Explores Public Transit Solutions to Reduce Emissions

Sydney is making strides in improving its public transit system as officials recognize the urgent need to invest in sustainable transport, projected to be Australia's top-emitting sector by 2030. Efforts include enhancing train services to outer suburbs like Penrith.

American Cities Lag Behind Global Peers in Public Transit
WorldThe Guardian1mo ago

American Cities Lag Behind Global Peers in Public Transit

The article discusses how car-centric American cities have fallen significantly behind their global counterparts in public transit development. Bringing US transit up to par with major European cities would cost an estimated $4.6 trillion.