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The front page of SME.sk features a mix of domestic and international news. A prominent story discusses Slovak Prime Minister Fico and Minister Blanár denying claims of Slovakia joining a 'coalition of the willing,' a statement reportedly made by the French. Other domestic news includes an…
Slovak Prime Minister Fico and Minister Blanár have denied reports that Slovakia is part of a 'coalition of the willing,' a stance that contradicts official statements made by France.
An interview discusses how Croatian vendors have extremely inflated prices, reaching a point where it's unclear what they are even trying to charge.
A company with activities in the Emirates manages a network of schools in Slovakia, with investigations suggesting the state may have lost at least €155,000 through just two of them.
Large-scale fires are occurring, and Russians are reportedly alarmed as Ukrainian forces attack warehouses belonging to a company that also had operations in Slovakia.
A commentary piece discussing a path or decision that leads to a dead end.
An analyst reveals that a significant portion of students, one in six, graduate from school without obtaining a vocational certificate or their final maturity exams, a situation described as shocking.
The European Union is selecting new banks, and the article prompts readers to consider which ones they prefer.
Slovak footballer Nikolas Beták has transferred from Trenčín to the Dutch club Groningen, signing a contract.
Activity in the private sector has resumed growth, supported mainly by new orders.
Citroën is celebrating the anniversary of its most iconic model, with concepts for the Berlingo model not being forgotten.
Massive wildfires have broken out in Spain, prompting authorities to declare a state of emergency in the affected regions.
Slovak national costumes are featured in a global music video, with the video by popstar Adela Vinczeová also being filmed in Bratislava.
Slovakia is lagging behind in the quality of its train stations, and in Prešov, preparations are underway for the reconstruction of a specific station building.
Flights at Poprad Airport are affected by a lack of supplies, reportedly costing the airport 1115 Euros, with the management speaking of good prospects.
