Energy & Industry: The IEA warned that EU methane rules could shrink the crude oil pool available to European refiners, potentially raising input prices and weakening energy security. EU Justice: The European Public Prosecutor’s Office asked Czech police to investigate EU subsidies linked to Agrofert, tied to PM Andrej Babiš, as part of a broader crackdown on alleged misuse of EU funds. Politics & Security: Czech Foreign Minister Petr Macinka said Prague is in talks with Israeli firms for air defence systems, including Spyder and Arrow. Nuclear Power: ČEZ has started the process to extend Temelín’s operation to 80 years for both units, citing major modernisation and safety checks. Prague Public Safety: Prague’s main railway station was evacuated after an anonymous bomb threat; police later said inspections found nothing and traffic resumed. Transport Enforcement: Prague stepped up checks on e-bikes and e-scooters, fining riders and targeting illegally modified delivery vehicles. Sports (Czech spotlight): Czech U17 women’s basketball and Brno hosted record-setting games, while Let It Roll returns to Lake Most with major drum-and-bass headliners. International (Czech readers): Police in Cape Town opened an investigation into the death of South Africa World Cup player Jayden Adams.