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Seznam Zprávy covers a range of domestic and international news. Top stories include a scandal involving the awarding of a medical degree, concerns about water scarcity and quality in the Czech Republic, and political commentary on the current Czech government and EU budget. International news…
An investigation reveals that a university granted a degree to a person named Turko and is now seeking approval to teach medicine, raising questions about academic integrity.
The article highlights concerns about water availability and quality in the Czech Republic, with some people resorting to cistern water, emphasizing that tap water is not always a certainty.
This opinion piece criticizes the current Czech government, referring to it as a 'national misery,' and agrees with Merz's statements regarding the European Union budget.
The article analyzes the geopolitical situation, questioning whether Russia's assertiveness and perceived American incompetence will lead to Russia gaining influence in Eastern Europe under Trump's presidency.
Due to state budget cuts, funding for school sports competitions has been reduced, leading to the cancellation of events in football, basketball, and athletics.
Both Moscow and Kyiv have expressed optimism about impending peace, and the article outlines six possible scenarios for how the conflict might evolve.
Consumers who opted for monthly electricity price fixation are now facing significantly higher costs compared to those with longer-term contracts.
Firefighters are dissatisfied with unfinished construction work on their new station, while the mayor claims they were responsible for the damage themselves.
The political coalition 'Praha Sobě' (Prague For Itself) will lead the city government, while the Pirate Party will not be part of it, with the article exploring the reasons behind this outcome.
Russian hockey has apparently gained leverage or support that could aid it in a 'diplomatic war,' with speculation about its return and presence in Czechia.
This podcast episode features advice from a doctor on how to manage back pain, suggesting that six sessions of rehabilitation may not be sufficient.
Employees of KRNAP (Krkonoše Mountains National Park Administration) have publicly criticized their director and a person named Červený, questioning their support.
