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The SME.sk front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a focus on Slovak politics and social issues, alongside broader geopolitical and cultural topics. Key stories include an investigation into dividend payments versus salaries, a report on Roma families purchasing property…
An investigation into whether a specific method of paying bonuses, described as dividends, is legally compliant in Slovakia, questioning the approach associated with 'Korčok'.
Roma individuals from Kosice, who have relocated, have purchased a house in Hungary, with the local mayor's name appearing on the property's land registry.
The cost of tourism in Turkey has significantly increased, with a stark difference between what tourists are charged and what locals pay for similar services.
Commentary on Mark Zuckerberg's latest strategy for Artificial Intelligence, described as both dystopian and lucrative.
A look back at a successful film collaboration, highlighting director Christopher Nolan's current success and questioning the absence of his former partner.
Reports suggest that American officials are actively engaging in discussions with European allies to redefine their strategic position on the continent.
The Slovak Ministry of Interior is updating its official uniforms and plans to gradually replace older versions.
In a hockey match, Switzerland secured a victory over Sweden with a final score of 7-6.
According to a daily report, Marian Kočner has been found guilty in the Báč case, but the court's decision is not yet legally binding.
Russian forces launched overnight attacks on Kyiv, leading to the evacuation of several areas.
Fishermen on the Váh river in central Slovakia are experiencing a decline in catches due to heatwaves and low oxygen levels in the water.
