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Denník N front page features a prominent story about Julius Turček discussing the death of his daughter after a 3.5-year coma. Other top stories include rising coffee prices due to El Niño, a critical commentary on the Slovak government's handling of national issues, Slovak canoeists winning gold…
Julius Turček shares his personal experience and thoughts on the death of his daughter, who was in a coma for 3.5 years, stating that her funeral was not the worst day.
The price of Arabica coffee is increasing again after a dip earlier in the year, as investors underestimated the risks to future harvests posed by El Niño's extreme heat and irregular rainfall, which could reduce yields by 15-20%.
MEP Veronika Cifrová Ostrihoňová criticizes the Slovak government's response to an EC report, stating that the Prime Minister found it amusing while she did not, and that the country's main issue is a government unwilling to address problems.
Slovak canoeists Zuzana Paňková, Emanuela Luknárová, and Soňa Stanovská secured gold medals in the 3xC1 team event at the World Championships in Oklahoma City, finishing ahead of Czech and French teams.
A propane-butane bottle exploded at the Miletičova market in Bratislava, with emergency services reportedly on site and potential injuries.
Nestlé is divesting a 50% stake in its bottled water division to Platinum Equity for approximately three billion euros, as part of a strategy to streamline its operations.
Ján Štrasser comments on the tendency of officials to avoid difficult questions from journalists, highlighting Matúš Oľha's recent actions as a particularly notable example.
Following Ukrainian attacks on its refineries, Russia is reportedly importing fuel from India, facing a domestic shortage despite being a major oil producer.
Greece is set to acquire drones and air defense systems from Israel for 3.5 billion euros, aiming to establish a multi-layered defense system called 'Achilles' Shield'.
Francisco Leyva, a journalist known for uncovering government corruption and documenting violence by armed groups in Oaxaca, has been found dead; he is the fourth journalist killed in Mexico since June.
The opposition party SaS claims that only three out of Slovakia's 17 intelligent scales for overloaded trucks are functional, citing information from the National Highway Company (NDS) and Slovak Road Administration (SSC).
This appears to be a commentary piece, possibly questioning the current approaches or priorities in healthcare discussions.
A piece discussing the considerations and decision-making process when choosing between purchasing an older home or a newly constructed one.
An analysis indicating a significant drop in voter support for the Hlas party and a loss of nearly half a million voters.
