Babiš leads poll, ANO voters reveal presidential preference ↗
Front page leadA major poll among ANO voters shows Andrej Babiš with a significant lead in presidential preference, with a fifth considering voting for Pavel.
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Seznam Zprávy features a mix of domestic and international news. Top domestic stories include an upcoming presidential election poll favoring Babiš, a discussion on government proposals for supporting parents, and a controversy over a hospital's IT spending. International news covers a potential…
A major poll among ANO voters shows Andrej Babiš with a significant lead in presidential preference, with a fifth considering voting for Pavel.
An analysis explores the reasons behind the reluctance of Saudi Arabia, Israel, and the Trump administration to engage in a war with the Houthi rebels in Yemen.
Sparta Prague, a hockey team, has been waiting twenty years for a championship title and is reportedly looking to hire their most desired coach to achieve this goal.
A scientist explains that for good sleep, it is crucial to have sufficient light exposure in the office during the day and complete darkness at night.
In the shadow of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, the left in Germany is also becoming more radicalized, with some expressing support for Stalin.
The article shares stories of women who have delayed motherhood, with the oldest case of conception being at 47 years old, and discusses egg freezing.
The article criticizes Andrej Babiš's proposal of a million CZK for a second child, calling it a foolish solution and suggesting alternative support for parents.
There is discussion in Eastern Europe about the potential unification of states, with Romania reportedly stating its readiness.
A hospital reportedly spent 60 million CZK on IT services without a contract or a public tender, raising questions about the procurement process.
An analysis of Ursula von der Leyen's speech, suggesting that the EU is overwhelmed by numerous initiatives and needs to focus on the most crucial ones.
The article highlights that mothers wish to work but the state's lack of flexible employment options causes it to lose approximately 16 billion CZK annually.
The process of obtaining a driver's license is becoming longer, with driving schools reportedly turning away potential students due to the delays.