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The front page of Denník N features a mix of domestic and international news. Key stories include an investigation into predator hunters and an ex-politician's sex messages, a demographic study on divorce rates in Slovakia, and updates on the state budget and real estate market. International news…
A predator hunter discusses sending sex messages to an ex-parliamentarian from the OĽaNO party, stating they knew he was a politician and therefore investigated him using multiple profiles.
A demographer reveals that individuals with higher education in Slovakia have the lowest divorce rates, a finding that was unexpected.
Real estate prices in Slovakia continued to rise in the second quarter, but at the slowest pace in over two years, with regional cities leading the growth while rural areas show a downward trend.
A French magazine claims that Slovakia possesses the worst secret service in Europe and alleges that Pavol Gašpar is a spy.
Ukrainians are continuing their protests even after President Zelenskyy dismissed the army chief, with demands now focusing on transparency during wartime and the return of the former defense minister.
Influential Republican Mitch McConnell has been out of public view for over 50 days and has rarely communicated about his health, raising questions about his fitness for office.
Slovakia's state budget recorded a cash deficit of 2.963 billion euros by the end of July, an improvement of 673 million euros year-on-year, partly due to increased tax revenues.
Oil companies have seen significant increases in their quarterly profits, driven by higher crude oil prices resulting from the conflict in the Middle East.
The Slovak Chamber of Agriculture and Food is assessing the damages caused by this year's drought, with milk producers estimating losses of over 95 million euros for 2026 due to drought and lower milk prices.
Toyota reported a 76% year-on-year increase in net profit for the three months ending in June, reaching 8.2 billion euros, and also improved its full-year profit outlook.
A programmer states that artificial intelligence reduced his application development time significantly, enabling him to create a weather app in a month of free time.
