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The front page of Pravda features a mix of domestic and international news, with a prominent story about potential fines for disposing of garden waste in Slovakia. Other domestic news includes a report on recipients of funds from the Slovak Recovery Fund. International sports news covers Roger…
Many Slovaks unknowingly engage in a common garden practice that could lead to a fine of 1,500 euros, as authorities view expanded myths differently from good intentions.
A look back at Roger Federer's career, highlighting a less-than-gentlemanly side of the tennis icon.
The Slovak Recovery Fund (FPU) has published a ranking of its largest subsidy recipients over the past six years, showing where millions of euros have gone.
Novak Djokovic has suggested several ideas aimed at changing the rules of tennis, potentially shortening sets and introducing a golden point.
A mother bear, distraught after losing her cub to an attack, was found guarding the bodies of its siblings and had to be sedated by rescuers.
Waking up at precisely 3:00 AM is a common occurrence, and scientists have explanations for what might be happening in your body at that time.
A man meticulously planned and set a forest fire in Spokane, Washington, causing an extent of damage that surprised even himself.
An ordinary sports ball has become a museum artifact simply because Vladimir Putin touched it.
Unusually low water levels in the Danube River have led to the discovery of significant historical finds, including military equipment and human remains.
The General Prosecutor's Office in Slovakia has lodged a total of eight protests concerning the designation of electoral districts.
