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The news on Pravda.sk covers a mix of international conflicts, domestic Slovak issues, and practical information. Top stories include escalating tensions between the US and Iran with potential implications for the Strait of Hormuz, and a separate but related development of Iran threatening Ukraine…
The US has launched attacks targeting Iran, impacting a vital resource and leading Iran to stop six ships in the Strait of Hormuz. The situation is tense, with Iran's actions potentially affecting tens of thousands of people.
Iran is threatening Ukraine with retaliation for an attack on an Iranian ship in the Caspian Sea, with officials drawing parallels between Ukrainian actions and those of anarchists before world wars. Europe is also implicated in the response.
Energy prices are surging on the markets, with natural gas reaching a two-year peak and electricity prices also increasing. This rise is expected to lead to higher prices for goods and services in Slovakia.
Slovakia is facing challenges with waste management, as landfills continue to fill up due to a lack of incineration plants. An interview with the head of a waste processing company discusses potential solutions.
The European Space Agency is initiating a significant project in Poland, indicating a potential shift in Europe's space strategy. This development could have implications for the region.
This article provides information for older drivers in Slovakia regarding mandatory medical confirmations required for driving, detailing who needs to carry specific documentation.
A story about a footballer potentially debuting for the Slovak club Slovan, with commentary on his career opportunities and praise from Yaya Touré.
The EU is considering extending carbon emission charges beyond its borders, which could lead to significantly higher flight ticket prices for travel to certain destinations like Egypt, Turkey, or Dubai.
