Actress Janeková on mental health, queer love, and her own struggles ↗
Front page leadActress Annamária Janeková discusses mental health, queer love, and her personal battles, stating she doesn't perceive being labeled as difficult as an insult.
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The news front page of SME.sk features a mix of domestic and international stories, with a focus on Slovakian politics, culture, and lifestyle. Top stories include an interview with an actress about mental health, a discussion on wind parks in Petržalka, and an analysis of red meat consumption…
Actress Annamária Janeková discusses mental health, queer love, and her personal battles, stating she doesn't perceive being labeled as difficult as an insult.
A discussion about wind parks in Petržalka was characterized as a loyalty test for the Smer party rather than a genuine debate.
An opinion piece questions whether consumption of red meat will decrease by 60 percent, likely referencing environmental or health concerns.
A renowned cardiologist, approaching 80, shares his active lifestyle and advises people not to wait for a heart attack before taking care of their health.
This article details renovations at water parks and swimming pools, examining how prices have changed over the past year.
Travel advice suggests avoiding August for sea holidays in Italy or Greece, as prices can be significantly lower in other months.
An individual drove a car into a crowd at a Berlin pride event, resulting in one fatality and sixteen injuries. Police have not yet commented on the incident.
The origin of a mysterious name above the mausoleum of St. Kuria in Trnava remains unexplained.
A woman diagnosed with celiac disease at sixteen shares her journey to becoming a model.
Migal has gone to the government with Robert Fico, but it is not known whether he will prevent the return of Igor Matovič. He considers it the greatest evil of Slovak politics.
The "Detsvo detom" association helps children escape neglect, with teachers known for their proactive approach.
Romanians are saving little and spending more on essential goods.
Since Friday, Romania has shot down a third foreign drone violating its airspace.
Several states are welcoming the withdrawal from the International Criminal Court, advocating for its dissolution.