Stork's Nest Case: High Court Reviews Ruling ↗
Front page leadThe Supreme Court is reviewing the 'Stork's Nest' case and a verdict is expected to be confirmed.
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Seznam Zprávy
Seznam Zprávy reports on a variety of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include an update on the 'Stork's Nest' corruption case involving a court ruling, an investigation into uninvestigated alimony payments and their impact on single mothers, and a report on record numbers of…
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Record Heatwave Deaths in Czechia ↗
The hottest summer day in thirty years saw a record number of people die due to the heat.
Government Plans Spending Boost, Economists Skeptical ↗
The government intends to increase spending for almost everyone next year, a move an economist deems unjustifiable.
Alimony and 'Super-Benefit' Impact on Single Mothers ↗
The article discusses issues with alimony payments and how a 'super-benefit' may penalize some single mothers.
Former Diplomat to Represent Czech Arms Firm in US ↗
A former diplomat will represent the arms company PBS in Washington instead of Czechia.
Adults Advised to Get Vaccinated ↗
A doctor states that current vaccines are weaker and advises adults to get vaccinated.
Iceland's Stance on Brussels Angers EU ↗
Iceland has distanced itself from Brussels, causing distress within the EU.
Russian Shadow Fleet Alters Flags ↗
Secretive Russian tankers are reportedly changing their flags en masse as part of a shadow fleet.
Iranian Threats to Europe? ↗
The article speculates on whether Iranians might attack Europe unless they become 'insane'.
Accusation in Glocin Case After Seven Years ↗
After seven years, a former partner of Krejčíř has been accused in the Glocin case, with billions from savings disappearing.
Propaganda Campaign to Divide Czechs and Poles ↗
A report on a propaganda campaign designed to sow discord between Czechs and Poles.
Finding the Happiest Place in the Czech Republic ↗
A segment from the 'Happy Monday' program explores what might be the happiest location in the Czech Republic, with a humorous mention of excluding Prague residents.
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