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The front page of Pravda, a Slovak news website, features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a story about public transport accessibility for people with disabilities in Slovakia, an investigation into alleged Russian propaganda regarding an assassination attempt, and a…
People with disabilities in Slovakia are entitled to free public transport but must visit a ticket office in person to obtain it, while others can arrange everything from home.
The article questions the evidence presented by the Kremlin to prove that Ukrainian President Zelensky ordered an assassination attempt in Monaco.
A financial advice piece highlights that certain rare 2-euro coins can be sold for thousands of euros, urging readers to check their own wallets.
A fire has broken out in St. Basil's Cathedral, a prominent landmark in Moscow and Russia.
The Constitutional Court of Slovakia is seeking guidance from the European Court of Justice on the issue of 'rainbow marriages'.
Firefighters are struggling to bring a forest fire in Bavaria under control, with approximately 330 rescuers and firefighters deployed.
Slovak champions Slovan Bratislava are reportedly interested in signing a German player from Rapid Vienna, a former German U21 international.
Donald Trump expressed hesitation regarding providing Patriot missiles to Ukraine, emphasizing the need for the United States to be 'very careful'.
The Russian retail chain MERE has unexpectedly closed all its branches in Slovakia, with the company citing sanctions as the reason.
Slovenian cycling star and Olympic winner had their leg severely injured after being hit by a car during training.
