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The news on Seznam Zprávy covers a variety of international and domestic topics. International news includes a story about the grandson of the last Czech king comparing Putin to Hitler, a man walking around the world for 28 years, and a look at declining birth rates in Europe. Domestic news…
The grandson of the last Czech king stated that Europe played a significant role only when it was united, drawing parallels to historical events and current geopolitical situations.
A man who has been walking around the world for 28 years is nearing his goal, a journey that has kept him from seeing his granddaughter.
A filmmaker discusses the idealization of fair skin in India and Africa, exploring the cultural and social reasons behind this preference.
A report details the death of a man in an industrial accident, with his family blaming faulty machinery and the company denying responsibility.
An opinion piece discusses a situation, possibly political or social, described as a failed joke and an escape attempt, urging readers to protect themselves.
The article reflects on how a baby boom helped a country a century ago and discusses the challenges of achieving similar population growth today.
A discussion among readers about whether Czechs have appropriated the national flag and if this is perceived negatively by Slovaks.
A Polish lawyer explains the reasons behind the public's loss of trust in the constitutional court and the events that led to chaotic scenes.
The article outlines a controversial approach in Czechia where refugees are advised to resign from their current jobs before seeking new employment.
An analysis of the current financial situation of coal power plants, noting a temporary improvement in their performance but asserting that their long-term future remains uncertain.
Journalists underwent comprehensive sports medical examinations to document the process and provide readers with information on what to expect.
