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The front page of Denník N highlights political developments in Slovakia, particularly Prime Minister Fico's denial of the country's involvement in a coalition of the willing and the SNS party's opposition to it. Other prominent stories include a police investigation into a murder, international…
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has denied that Slovakia has joined a 'coalition of the willing,' a group he previously labeled as warmongering. The SNS party also expressed strong disagreement with Slovakia's potential participation.
Police have proposed indicting two men in connection with a premeditated murder that occurred in 2011, where the accused allegedly murdered the victim the day after robbing a bank vault in Galanta.
The public has 13 days to submit comments on the territorial development plan for the TANAP national park, which includes potential new ski slopes. The Ministry of Environment has provided necessary contacts and consultation dates.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov stated that Russia could achieve its war aims even against the will of the US, suggesting Washington may have changed its stance on alleged agreements between Trump and Putin.
In response to Russia-related sanctions, China has added 14 EU entities, including Czech company Tatra Trucks, to its export sanction list.
This report covers the 550th day of 'Trump's World,' detailing his frustrated threats against Iran with a potential massive strike.
Approximately 40,000 people have been evacuated due to forest fires in France, with tourists also displaced from the popular Cap Ferret peninsula. The fires have scorched 10,000 hectares of vegetation.
The composite Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) for the Eurozone, covering manufacturing and services, rose to 51.9 in July, indicating growth compared to 50 points in June, which represented stagnation.
A 10-day complete closure of the Malacky highway interchange is scheduled to begin Friday for bridge reconstruction, involving asphalt milling and resurfacing of a bridge between Malacky and Pernek.
Alexej Maroš has signed a new contract with football club Slovan Bratislava, extending his stay until 2029. He recently made his European debut and assisted a goal in the Champions League qualifier.
The associate of Jeffrey Epstein, who was accused of recruiting girls for sex, has died. Victims are still awaiting justice as legal proceedings are incomplete.
