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The front page of Pravda features a mix of international and domestic news, with a prominent story on a rediscovered Nazi flotilla in the Danube. Other top stories include an analysis of Slovakia's energy security compared to Hungary, a Slovak citizen's move to Russia and subsequent freezing of…
A Nazi flotilla, believed to have disappeared forever, has emerged from the Danube riverbed, with many ships still containing hundreds of kilograms of unexploded ordnance.
Slovakia's key electricity sources have similar nuclear reactors to Hungary, which narrowly avoided an energy collapse, but a significant difference offers protection.
A Slovak citizen, disillusioned with European values, moved to Russia, only to have his bank account frozen by a Putin decree, citing his citizenship of a 'hostile' state.
The performances of a 34-year-old biological male in a women's basketball competition have reignited the sensitive debate surrounding transgender athletes in professional sports.
The city of Košice offers an exotic escape with a museum exhibition featuring unusual creatures like a cannibalistic frog and a hissing cockroach.
The Beatles created one of the greatest albums of all time, but surprisingly, none of its songs were ever performed at their concerts. This marks the 60th anniversary of its release.
Kyiv suffered a severe attack with the highest number of casualties reported in the suburbs, and air defense systems were unable to shoot down any of the incoming missiles.
Discover which three common garden crops lead the list for having higher water content than sweet watermelon.
