Sex Predator Caught: He Didn't Care About Girls' Feelings, Only About Hiding… ↗
Front page leadA story about the apprehension of a sex predator who was more concerned with concealing his actions from his family than with the impact on his victims.
Slovakia
The news on Denník N's front page covers a range of topics including a sex predator case, political commentary, historical displacement and return, infrastructure issues in Bratislava, the automotive industry, energy sector news, and international affairs involving Russia and Israel.
A story about the apprehension of a sex predator who was more concerned with concealing his actions from his family than with the impact on his victims.
This article discusses the politician Mazurek and suggests that his aggressive public stance increases his visibility and audience.
Major automotive groups experienced a notable decline in profits during the first half of the year, with per-vehicle profit decreasing compared to the previous year.
Descendants of Rusyns, forcibly evicted by communists in the 1980s for a dam project, are returning to their ancestral village of Ruské, living in mobile homes on weekends and holidays.
Construction work on Špitálska street in Bratislava has caused a tram service interruption that will now last until August 28th, extending beyond the originally planned date.
The Paks nuclear power plant in Hungary has resumed operation of its second unit's turbine, increasing its electricity generation capacity, aided by higher Danube river levels.
Orders for gas turbines surged in the second quarter, reaching a record high driven by a significant increase in electricity demand.
The Medusa Group will take over the operation of the Hotel Albrecht in Bratislava, previously owned by Agel and Slavia Capital.
Yulia Navalnaya, widow of Alexei Navalny, has called on Russian citizens to vote for any party except Putin's United Russia, and to support candidates with the best chance of defeating ruling party representatives in single-mandate constituencies.
The energy company ČEZ reported a 10% year-on-year increase in net profit for the first half of the year, reaching 746 million euros, partly due to the end of the windfall tax.
František Imrecze, accused in the 'Očistec' case, denied the charges after an initial spontaneous statement and refused to answer further questions, expressing disappointment with the prosecution's approach.
Activists recount experiences involving electroscooters, violent altercations, and injuries, detailing the conduct of Israeli soldiers during the detention of flotillas.