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The front page of SME.sk features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include an investigation into fake inspectors demanding bribes in Slovakia, a report on the restoration of a historical technical site in Horná Nitra, and a story about Slovak football club Slovan Bratislava's…
An investigation reveals that fake inspectors are demanding bribes from people on sick leave in Slovakia, with the source of their information being unclear. This story is presented as a significant domestic issue.
Slovak football club Slovan Bratislava continues its winning streak, even with reserve players on the field. A previously overlooked player expressed his excitement about his performance.
A comparison test evaluates two compact SUVs, the BYD Sealion 5 and the Skoda Karoq, to determine which is the better option for consumers.
A significant technical landmark in the Horná Nitra region, which was nearly destroyed by war and landmines, has been restored and is operational again after just two months.
A piece of advice suggests that parents should allow their children to experience boredom, as parents cannot and should not plan every aspect of their children's lives.
This report investigates the events leading up to a large-scale migration into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, with a particular focus on the disappearance of a Moroccan border guard.
The popular Sudoku game on SME.sk has been updated with a new design and an integrated feature to help users learn how to solve puzzles.
A fatal head-on collision in Ceuta resulted in the deaths of two people, with investigations suggesting one of the drivers may have swerved into oncoming traffic.
Years of waiting for a new bus station in Zemplín are coming to an end, with the facility set to include charging stations for electric bicycles.
The statue of St. Florian in Bratislava's Rača district, which was damaged, has been successfully restored and reopened to the public.
A podcast titled 'Spanish to Prague' delves into historical divisions that have persisted for 90 years, exploring the complexities of relationships and societal changes.
An article discusses how individuals who engaged in speculative trading on the stock market, encouraged by the idea of easy money, ultimately lost their savings.
An object or monument above the Ružín water reservoir, which honors a cyclist, is mentioned. Cycling along the reservoir banks is now prohibited.
