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Seznam Zprávy reports on a variety of domestic and international news. Top domestic stories include an investigation into an expert's false testimonies concerning prominent figures, concerns from municipalities about government plans for wind turbines, and issues with the registration system for…
Slovakia is approaching elections, and there are concerns about whether Robert Fico will use disinformation to influence the outcome, potentially shifting the country further to the right.
A new item will appear on electricity bills, with the funds collected to be directed towards the construction of new power plants.
A tattoo artist advises against using medications and ointments to manage pain during tattooing, suggesting instead to focus on the healing process.
An expert who provided false testimonies regarding Andrej Babiš Jr. and members of a sect has had his expert seal revoked.
While people may seek refuge from the heat by turning on air conditioning, critics argue this is an insufficient and weak strategy to deal with rising temperatures.
The article discusses why new technologies face greater challenges in Europe compared to America, attributing it to a lack of belief in innovation and 'miracles'.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino is portrayed as someone who will acquire whatever he needs, regardless of European opposition, in the ongoing conflicts within football.
Municipalities are criticizing the government's plans for wind turbines, arguing they will destroy the countryside, and they are considering legal action against the state.
Care for the elderly is happening 'off the books,' and the existing registration system is ineffective in detecting such illegal practices.
A review of a play by Zelenka, described as a work from textbooks, which is said to offer a glimpse into the world of Baroque theatre.
A 'Visegrád battle' has erupted as countries within the group compete for the largest allocation of European Union funds.
The relationship between India and China has deteriorated from friendly discussions to conflict, with India expressing concern over China's potential to disrupt its affairs.
