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Seznam Zprávy features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include an investigation into a casino's alleged financial irregularities, an analysis of the resurgence of the EET tax system in Czechia, and global economic trends with a focus on China's influence. Other articles cover…
A witness has testified about alleged shady dealings at a casino, where chips were apparently used outside of camera view to facilitate the disappearance of millions of crowns for favored players.
The electronic records of sales (EET) tax system is making a comeback, but it is burdened by unnecessary additions, which ultimately harm preventative measures against tax evasion.
Following previous waves of Chinese imports like suitcases and t-shirts, a new wave is impacting the core of European industry, signaling a significant economic shift.
This article critically examines market mechanisms, suggesting they are being manipulated or distorted in ways that are not transparent.
The political landscape on the far-right is evolving, with figures like Meloni and Farage facing increasing competition from even more radical elements.
The football club Slavia Prague had promised to play attractive football, but they are currently failing to deliver on that promise, and this article explores the reasons why.
Medical guidelines have changed, and it is now recommended that individuals undergoing cancer treatment engage in regular physical activity multiple times per week.
This report questions who is responsible for the ongoing failure of a unified monthly reporting system, which has been non-functional for five months.
A scandal involving army kitchens procured for half a billion crowns has been revealed, with a significant portion of the purchased equipment remaining unused in storage.
The Prague neighborhood of Černý Most is described as a place people wish to depart from, and it is now anticipating a redevelopment or renewal effort.
The Czech Army's chief has outlined plans for the future of the military, including an increase in the use of drones and a greater role for active reservists.
A company owned by billionaire Krska has acquired a Swiss firm that specializes in the production of operating tables.
