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The Denník N front page covers a range of domestic and international news. Top stories include a personal account of living in Texas, updates on the 'Minúta po minúte' (Minute by Minute) news feed featuring international events like the death of Czech artist Milan Knížák and attacks in Berlin and…
A Slovak woman living in Texas shares her experiences of life in the United States, describing it as 'America on steroids' and emphasizing the need to adapt to and appreciate the lifestyle.
Czech artist and musician Milan Knížák, former rector of the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague and director of the National Gallery, has passed away at the age of 86.
Rainbow Pride Bratislava has strongly condemned an attack on LGBTI+ individuals in Berlin, where a perpetrator drove a van into a crowd, and expressed condolences to the victim's family. The initiative highlighted the importance of Pride marches worldwide in light of such incidents.
TA3 moderator Branislav Král presented a conspiracy theory about a strong LGBTI+ presence in media and art, and a 'LGBTI lobby' allegedly securing subsidies for 'rainbow festivals' during the previous government, without providing evidence.
Mária Kolíková states that the constitutional article on the supremacy of Slovak law in cultural and ethical matters, inserted last year, should be amended to acknowledge the precedence of European law within the EU.
Mária Kolíková, former Minister of Justice, revealed that she contemplated resigning from her position following the suicide of Milan Lučanský in December 2020, weighing the pros and cons of staying or leaving.
The historic Normandy beaches, site of the 1944 Allied landings, have been inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List, along with Greece's Mount Olympus and ancient Japanese cities Asuka and Fujiwara.
A Romanian F-16 fighter jet has shot down a drone that entered the country's airspace, marking the third drone to be intercepted, according to the Ministry of Defense.
Russia launched a night attack on Kyiv with ballistic missiles, causing fires in residential buildings and warehouses, and injuring three people. In Kharkiv, one person died from an aerial bomb.
A doctor specializing in mental health explains that summer holidays disrupt parents' routines, leading to an overwhelming number of micro-decisions and potential exhaustion as the structure of school and activities disappears.
The US Army did not conduct strikes against Iran last night, reportedly due to concerns about a shortage of weapons and ammunition, particularly Patriot missiles, following nearly two weeks of continuous attacks.
Architect Moravčíková suggests that raising hopes for the actual renovation of the Hotel Kyjev in Bratislava is currently unwarranted.
The article discusses a perceived catastrophic situation in Slovakia related to a domestic comedian named Nasi, despite the country being considered safe.
