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The front page of SME.sk features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on social issues and politics within Slovakia. Top stories include a survey on domestic violence and trust in the state, an update on hospital construction projects, and a regional story about a missing…
An exclusive survey by SME reveals that while people want stricter punishments for domestic violence, they lack trust in the state's ability to protect victims.
Prime Minister Fico highlights ongoing hospital construction projects, with accompanying photos showing their current state.
Residents of Prešov are seeking their replacement funds after the former director of their housing cooperative is investigated for missing money.
Speculation suggests oil monarchies may have attacked Iran, exacerbating a severe water shortage crisis in the Persian Gulf.
Starting a business in Slovakia will become more costly and complicated from August, requiring entrepreneurs to act quickly.
Low water levels on the Danube River are restricting boat traffic, reaching the lowest point in three decades.
A commentator discusses the challenging atmosphere surrounding the Trnava football team.
An article reflects on the events in Olenivka four years later, questioning whether justice will ever be served.
The past four years since a specific night are described as Ukraine's most challenging period due to Russian aggression.
Manchester City is nominated for a transfer, with key players Haaland and Rodri absent from recent preparation games.
Europe and North America are experiencing extreme heatwaves, while global efforts to control fire are becoming less effective in Africa, and water scarcity is a growing concern.
The article presents a cynical view that voters have long since abandoned any belief in having a genuine choice.
An exclusive survey indicates that 40 percent of the public acknowledges victims of violence, suggesting a shift in awareness.
UEFA plans to announce FIFA's intended sale, prompting investors to attend an extraordinary meeting.
Residents of Zemplín Korzár recall a catastrophic hailstorm that destroyed half the village, advising thorough documentation for future reference.
