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The news on Pravda.sk covers a range of topics including domestic Slovak issues like property and financial scams, international travel destinations, and economic news. It also features updates on the war in Ukraine, global events like wildfires in Europe, and space exploration. A prominent story…
Slovak police are warning about a new scam where individuals could face up to two years in prison for certain uses of their bank accounts, even if they were unaware of the consequences.
A European city, not named but described as having a new tourist boom, has surpassed major destinations like Paris and Rome in popularity.
Renovated old houses, which survived the socialist era, are becoming a popular choice for Slovaks seeking affordable homes with gardens.
Minister Saková states that Slovakia's fuel prices are still cheaper than in most EU countries, even with rising global oil prices.
Ukraine is planning a major offensive to encircle and trap 200,000 Russian soldiers by severing a crucial supply route, with a warning for them to retreat.
Slovak firefighters deployed in France carried out 25 water drops on the first day of their operations to combat wildfires.
Unique footage captures the departure of two Russian cosmonauts and one American from the International Space Station after a 241-day mission.
The United States has unexpectedly paused its attacks on Iran, with media reporting potential ammunition shortages and suggesting negotiations may be underway.
The calculation of disability pension amounts in Slovakia is not solely based on illness but significantly influenced by other factors, impacting whether one receives €340 or €400.
A Czech forward playing for Podbrezová is facing criticism from the coach of Michalovce, who stated he does not recognize him as a person and finds his actions abnormal.
