Lawyer Received Millions in Crypto. Jirikovsky's Family Spoke of a Billion ↗
Front page leadA lawyer allegedly received millions in cryptocurrency, with the Jirikovsky family reportedly speaking of a billion-dollar sum.
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The front page of Seznam Zprávy features a mix of domestic and international news, with a prominent story on a lawyer's alleged millions in cryptocurrency and a report on a child's death involving a drunk driver and footballers. Other domestic news includes a court ruling on misleading discounts…
A lawyer allegedly received millions in cryptocurrency, with the Jirikovsky family reportedly speaking of a billion-dollar sum.
A drunk driver was transporting footballers when a child died, prompting the club to promise that consequences would be drawn.
This sports article reflects on the past, noting the death of spectators and the disappearance of the pitch, as Hradec anticipates a significant match.
A discussion on the health aspects of eating sausages, suggesting that mustard is a healthier condiment than ketchup, and the way the sausage is cut also matters.
A court has upheld a fine for misleading discounts, but the article suggests that current marketing practices are focusing on other tactics.
This article criticizes the government's spending under Babiš, arguing that young Czechs are disproportionately affected by the country's expansive budget.
This article discusses how the United States is engaging in risky financial behavior related to bonds, potentially leading to negative consequences.
A story about a woman who has dedicated 40 years to protecting children, with a specific case named Viktorka confirming her long-held concerns.
The Czech Security Information Service (BIS) has issued a new report warning of increasing risks, particularly from Russian and Chinese agents.
A harrowing account of child poisonings, where a senator stated that such incidents represent a failure of the state, with one case described as a child being like a 'rag doll'.
Survivors of severe floods in Nepal are seeking refuge in the mountains as the situation is described as 'terrible'.
The Czech government has approved changes to pension savings, making them more favorable by removing a questionnaire and some fees.