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The news from SME.sk covers a range of domestic and international topics. Domestically, stories focus on real estate in Nitra, the fate of government-issued cars three years later, an update on the 'Čurillovci' investigation, and local business entering politics in Košice. Internationally, there…
An analysis of the real estate market in Nitra and its surrounding areas reveals significant growth in some locations, contrasting with the decline in others. The story suggests potential investment opportunities in specific parts of the region.
A follow-up investigation into government-provided Fiat cars, allegedly allocated three years ago, reveals that most of them are no longer in use, have been deregistered, and are kept in storage.
The article reports on the expansion of charges against the 'Čurillovci' group, a controversial police unit. However, a legal expert, Kubina, disputes the validity of the charges, suggesting they are unfounded.
A well-known entrepreneur from the hospitality sector in Košice has announced his intention to enter politics, advocating for stricter regulations and controls within the city's pedestrian zones.
An expert suggests that Russia is planning to exacerbate the upcoming winter for Ukraine. The article highlights the challenges facing the new prime minister in preparing the country for these conditions.
The former police vice-president, Kišš, testifies in the 'Očistec' case, confirming the events that took place and claiming he was instructed to destroy evidence. His testimony sheds light on alleged corruption within the police force.
The future of the well-known Triton site is uncertain, as a prominent local entrepreneur has purchased the land. The article details the entrepreneur's plans, which include renovating existing structures.
This story appears to be about financial compensation related to an incident at an airport, possibly involving flight delays or cancellations, and an issue with an aircraft engine.
A commentary piece discussing the concept of a 'gay village' and its social implications. The author reflects on the community and its presence.
UK Prime Minister Burnham is calling for significant reforms in social care services as a means to alleviate the strain on the country's National Health Service.
Ukraine is pushing for a prototype of its new anti-missile defense system to be ready and functional by the first half of 2027, indicating strategic defense priorities.
Recent American strikes targeting Iran have reportedly caused extensive damage to the country's southern water infrastructure, according to official sources.
Czech police are investigating several reports of mass public threats, but initial assessments indicate that the level of threat and relevance is considered low.
The article discusses the increasing export of automobiles manufactured in China, noting their growing presence and market share within Europe.
A traffic accident involving two vehicles has caused disruptions and limited passage on the road connecting Dlhé Klčovo and Hencovce.
The city of Venice has generated significant revenue from tourist taxes this year, surpassing millions of euros collected from visitors.
The Israeli military has apprehended two individuals in the vicinity of the Jordanian border. The circumstances of their release remain unknown.
