Record Heat: Slovakia Experiences Warmest Night in History ↗
Front page leadSlovakia recorded its warmest night in history, a surprising event for meteorologists given it is early August and nights are typically getting longer.
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The front page of Pravda, a Slovak news website, features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include a record-breaking warm night, discussions around yogurt labeling, and a legal case involving a mayor. International news covers a shooting incident near Sevastopol and…
Slovakia recorded its warmest night in history, a surprising event for meteorologists given it is early August and nights are typically getting longer.
An article highlights ten foods that experts advise against consuming, with many of these items commonly found in households.
Consumers buying Greek yogurt might soon find it missing from Slovak shelves as dairy producers have initiated a dispute over its labeling.
The state has collected significantly more revenue compared to last year, but also spent more generously, resulting in a deficit of nearly three billion euros after seven months.
An official claims that a mayor from Malatiná should not have been dismissed after refusing a breathalyzer test, arguing that police ignored her 11 traffic violations.
A soldier near Sevastopol opened fire on his fellow soldiers and civilians, resulting in four deaths.
The article provides advice on what to plant in August, noting that those who leave their plots empty after harvesting miss out on further yields.
A professional soldier of the Slovak Armed Forces has died in a tragic accident that occurred while off-duty.
French sources have labeled the Slovak Information Service (SIS) as the worst in Europe, citing nepotism, incompetence, and ties to Russia, with criticism also directed at Pavol Gašpar.
Large warehouse complexes are on fire near Moscow and St. Petersburg following drone attacks.