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The news on TA3's front page covers domestic Slovak politics, including a legal challenge by the General Prosecutor to the President's decision regarding the SIS chief, and a political appointment for the Prešov region. International news includes a story about the impact of attacks on Russian…
Slovak General Prosecutor Maroš Žilinka has challenged the president's decision concerning the accident involving the head of the SIS (Slovak Information Service), demanding it be annulled as unlawful.
A report from a large country describes a surreal situation where cows graze in a theater, villages are reduced to ruins, and 'ghost villages' are appearing on the map.
A traffic accident involving two delivery vans has led to the closure of the Višňové tunnel, with traffic being diverted through Strečno.
The Smer party plans to nominate a Member of the European Parliament, Judita Laššáková, as their candidate for the leadership of the Prešov region.
The search for a three-year-old boy has expanded to a neighboring village, with residents being asked to check their yards, sheds, and outbuildings.
Despite Kremlin's control over statistics, satellite data clearly shows the impact of attacks on Russian oil refineries.
Slovak President Pellegrini held talks in Beijing with Chinese President Xi Jinping, who urged Slovakia to help develop relations with the EU.
