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The front page of SME.sk features a mix of domestic Slovak news, including legal and political developments, alongside international stories. Top domestic stories cover a controversial court decision regarding child communication for an allegedly abusive ex-husband, a protest by the General…
A court has permitted a man, accused of abusing his children, to communicate with them, leading to concerns and anticipation from his ex-wife about potential revenge.
The Slovak General Prosecutor has filed a protest against a decision made by the president concerning an accident involving the head of the Slovak Information Service (SIS).
During a court appearance, Tibor Gašpar asserted that he did not transfer control of the police force to Bödör or any other individual.
Dubai is offering incentives of up to 720 euros to boost tourism, a scheme that Slovaks are also looking to utilize.
The concept of reverse mortgages, which allows elderly homeowners to access equity, is popular in Britain and the Netherlands, but Slovak banks currently do not offer similar products.
A commentary piece discussing a remark made by Tibor Gašpar.
German social democrats have advocated for a ban on the teaching of sexual identity in schools, citing it as a basis for legal challenges.
A story about Petra and Dárius who purchased an old house in Bratislava and had it renovated by architects within a budget.
A report suggests that a large-scale Russian naval parade, despite its grandeur, might not be sufficient to overcome perceived humiliations for Putin, possibly due to its presentation.
A piece discussing the performance of hockey players Nemec and Sutta, relating their lack of recovery to the team's overall performance.
