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The main stories on Pravda.sk focus on domestic Slovak issues including changes to heating regulations, a political dispute over the head of the SIS intelligence agency, and a historical plane crash. International news includes climate-related fires in Europe and earthquakes in China, while a…
The Slovak government is planning significant changes to heating regulations that will impact millions of citizens, leading to a debate about who will benefit and who will face increased costs.
The Prosecutor General, Maroš Žilinka, has challenged a decision by President Pellegrini regarding the head of the Slovak Information Service (SIS), labeling it illegal.
A retrospective look at the tragic plane crash at Zlaté piesky, questioning whether the communist regime or human failure was the cause.
A report highlights concerns from scientists that a majority of young children are not getting enough physical activity.
The article describes how summer is transforming into a season of uncontrollable fires across Europe, signaling a new and challenging era, with a focus on Europe's lack of preparedness.
Robert Fico has announced Smer party's candidate for the Prešov regional governor position, reportedly a prominent Member of the European Parliament.
Two powerful earthquakes have occurred in a short period in an inland province of China, causing alarm.
The search operation for a three-year-old boy who disappeared in a cornfield near Huncovce is ongoing, with aerial searches and sniffer dogs deployed.
Czech President Petr Pavel made an unexpected appearance in Hungary, not for an official visit, but to photograph a racing event.
A significant development in the investigation concerning the head of the SIS, Gašpar. Prosecutor General Žilinka has contested President Pellegrini's decision in the matter, deeming it unlawful.
