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Seznam Zprávy's front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a focus on social issues, economics, and politics. Top stories include a report on child suicides, a discussion about the 2027 budget, and international news about a natural phenomenon in Nepal. There are also…
An expert from the 'Link of Safety' organization reveals that they handle up to twenty cases of child suicides daily, highlighting a critical social issue.
An analysis points out ten key aspects of the 2027 budget that individuals should pay attention to.
This article examines popular nut butters, comparing advertising claims with expert recommendations to inform consumers.
A woman describes her experience with topics like vaccination, investments, and pregnancy, characterizing the discourse as manipulation by fear.
An opinion piece argues for the necessity of increasing taxes.
Scientists are beginning to understand the causes of a massive wave event in Nepal that was reportedly as high as three apartment buildings.
An analysis discusses the Czech Republic's debt situation, suggesting that while not yet critical, the country is on a concerning trajectory.
The new Metropolitan Plan for Prague has come into effect, which is expected to enable the construction of a significant number of new housing units.
The Ministry of Defense is reducing its planned purchases of field kitchens, citing a lack of demand from soldiers.
The rising cost and prevalence of private tutoring, which can cost up to 800 crowns per hour, is turning it into a supplementary form of education for children.
Rising prices are affecting families, leading parents to cut back on expenses for their children's sports activities and extracurricular clubs.
