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A new drug for pancreatic cancer is coming and could be available in the Czech Republic within months, offering new hope for patients.
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The front page of Seznam Zprávy features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include a scandal involving a figure named Cimický, and a soldier who allegedly injured a general still serving in the army. A new drug for pancreatic cancer that may be available in the Czech…
A new drug for pancreatic cancer is coming and could be available in the Czech Republic within months, offering new hope for patients.
President Zeman is scheduled to speak at an event featuring Putin's ideologue, while politician Zahradil has reconsidered his participation.
A significant gesture by Ursula von der Leyen towards Canada has caused astonishment and raised questions, capturing the attention of Donald Trump.
The emergence of new diseases due to Artificial Intelligence is a concern, with Chinese AI models identified as particularly risky.
Andrej Babiš spoke about a 'Russian hybrid war,' leading to speculation about whether he was referring to Tomio Okamura.
The ongoing 'fee-gate' controversy is examined, arguing that the core issue is not the money itself, but the problematic concessionary bills.
An commentary piece suggests that global instability is making itself felt, urging readers to be prepared for financial or economic disruptions.
An investigation into the Cimický case explores the reasons why a scandal was allegedly covered up on four separate occasions.
A soldier accused of cutting a general is reportedly still serving in the army, a situation that causes confusion and disbelief.
A warning is issued that a disaster similar to those seen in Nepal could occur in the Alps, with the risk increasing, though the extent is unknown.
The head of world tennis suggests that Czechia is a possible location for the Davis Cup finals and defends recent changes to the tournament format.