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The news on Denník N's front page covers a range of domestic Slovak issues including a notable increase in femicides, ongoing corruption trials, and political statements, alongside international news such as Russia-Ukraine relations and geopolitical events involving the US and Russia. The site…
This article highlights a disturbing trend of femicides in Slovakia, with 17 women killed by their partners last year, a record high in 15 years. The murder of Zuzana from Gelnica has put pressure on the state to better protect victims, examining systemic failures and slow reforms.
Slovak Prime Minister Peter Pellegrini announced that Chinese President Xi Jinping accepted his invitation to visit Slovakia, describing the relations between the two countries as "above standard."
Norbert Bödör, an accused in the 'Očistec' corruption case, briefly addressed the court with six questions and stated he would testify only after clarification, his initial testimony lasting about three minutes.
Bernard Slobodník called Tibor Gašpar's testimony a lie, leading to a request for Gašpar's re-examination. However, only one question was asked before Slobodník refused to answer further.
Slovak Prosecutor General Maroš Žilinka criticized President Peter Pellegrini's premature disciplinary action against SIS director Pavol Gašpar for a car accident, citing a lack of clarity on the offense and factual investigation.
Judita Laššáková, an MEP from the Smer party, will be a candidate for the Prešov regional governor position, with Smer fielding its own candidate instead of supporting others.
Industrial producer prices in Slovakia saw their fastest growth in three months, increasing by over 3% in June, while agricultural producer prices declined.
Young entrepreneur Adam Bednár argues that Generation Z is not lazy, asserting that those who seize opportunities can achieve more than previous generations, while those who spend time on social media risk falling into unproductivity.
Minister Tomáš Taraba has blamed activists for the overgrowth of the Súľovské skaly, a protected natural area in Slovakia since 1900.
The article discusses Russian President Putin's remarks about ending the war in Ukraine and explores the implications for Kazakhstan's President Tokayev.
This appears to be an opinion or commentary piece by former Slovak President Andrej Kiska on the concept of justice.
A psychological exploration into the relationship between sex and love, suggesting they are not as intrinsically linked as commonly perceived.
This report covers the testimonies of Tibor Gašpar and Roman Stah l in a trial, questioning the sufficiency of Bernard Slobodník's testimony in light of the events.
An article detailing a trip to Moscow by FBI Chief Kash Patel and his meetings with allies.
The police have halted the investigation into the arrest of Šutaj Eštok, with details emerging that his partner settled all costs in cash.
This economic newsletter analyzes Slovakia's economic performance, arguing that it is not performing worse than Germany, Austria, or Finland.
