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The article discusses the possibility of Tomáš Taraba's departure as minister and a message sent by the SNS party to Prime Minister Fico, which could cause issues within the ruling coalition.
This story highlights the failure to address the collapse of child psychiatry services, detailing a case where a dependent teenager is teaching a child in the hospital how to obtain drugs.
An interview with an individual who was attacked in Nitra after stating he was from India, expressing that he still holds affection for the country despite the incident.
This sports news reports on the European Athletics Championships 2026, celebrating a Slovakian gold medal and outlining the day's program for the national team.
A story about a public figure who overcame past mental health struggles (ending up in psychiatry) to reach success, while living a private life with Barbara.
The media outlet JOJ has ceased broadcasting two of its television channels, with the article suggesting the reasons are predictable.
This lifestyle article suggests an accessory that is versatile, fits in any handbag, takes perfect photos, and can even replace an assistant.
A heartwarming story about a well-known Slovak mother celebrating a special moment, sharing beautiful photos publicly in her 40s.
An obituary announcing the death of Darina Laščiaková, a significant ethnographer, radio editor, and a figure representing Slovak folk music.
This article discusses a significant change in inheritance laws, potentially reducing what children inherit and granting more autonomy to those who acquired the wealth.
Speculation about the potential departure of the Tesco retail chain from Slovakia and the impact it could have on local offerings and services.
An interview discussing the impact of artificial intelligence on the retail sector and the irreplaceable role of human empathy in the workplace.
A report featuring photos and videos of a solar eclipse, detailing its progression across the sky.
This article provides an update on the construction of a highway to the Zemplín region, indicating progress but warning that its completion is still years away.
The article reports on Minister Matúš Šutaj Eštok's reluctance to answer questions about 'tickets on credit', leading to his departure from the interview.