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The front page of Pravda, a Slovak news website, features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a drone attack in Tatarstan, a bear attack on a man in Slovakia, a global resource shortage, and the potential merger of two Slovak health insurance providers. Other articles…
A swarm of drones attacked the center of Russian industry in Tatarstan, resulting in 12 deaths, while Russian shelling in Ukraine's Kharkiv region killed five people.
A mother bear attacked and seriously injured a man near Turany, Slovakia. A special intervention team located the bear and her two cubs, who were also killed.
The world is facing a shortage of a critical raw material necessary for many productions, with scientists warning of potential consequences for millions of people.
The head of the state health insurance company VšZP, Matúš Jurových, answers questions about what the merger of Dôvera and Union will mean for policyholders and warns about unfair practices in the re-insurance campaign.
Electricity prices have surged to nearly 500 euros due to outages at nuclear power sources, with experts warning of critical hours and potential price shocks in the evening.
Slovak Inspectorate of Plant and Animal Health (SVPS SR) warns against consuming certain fruits and vegetables that may contain dangerous health risks.
According to analysis, Moscow rejects a conflict freeze in Ukraine and is preparing for a decisive new attempt, with Russian preparations already underway.
A young Slovak ski jumper, Kira Maria Kapustikova, has set a new national record and achieved tenth place at the Grand Prix in Courchevel, hinting at the emergence of a new star.
The Estonian coalition government has lost its parliamentary majority, causing its collapse.
