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The front page of Denník N features a mix of domestic Slovak political commentary and international news. Top stories include criticism of a Slovak minister's actions, concerns about police cooperation with 'predator hunters', and reports on the war in Ukraine, the Taliban's rule in Afghanistan…
Commentators from Denník N criticize Minister Matúš Šutaj Eštok's actions, stating that his attempts will lead to his downfall and suggesting he should resign, particularly in relation to Russian cameras.
The article discusses controversial 'predator hunters' and their unofficial cooperation with the police, with experts raising concerns about the associated risks.
Serhij Tomilenko, chairman of the Ukrainian Union of Journalists, states that the Russian system of imprisoning journalists isolates, tortures, and kills them, with no legal protection for his colleagues.
Data from the 'AI in the First Row' program indicates that teachers, after undergoing training, shifted their focus from technology to ethical considerations, personal data, and copyright issues.
The Taliban commemorates five years since regaining control of Afghanistan, with new murals in Kabul celebrating independence and sports events, though women are excluded.
An Israeli airstrike in southern Lebanon resulted in seven fatalities and three injuries, destroying a residential building where rescue efforts are ongoing.
Dendrologist Juraj Modranský explains that droughts are impacting even resilient trees like beech, which prefer moist conditions and are experiencing extreme, unfavorable weather.
Ukraine reportedly struck an industrial facility in Russia's Samara region with a missile overnight, with the governor confirming the hit but not the specific enterprise. An operational headquarters has been established.
The French National Olympic and Sports Committee rejected the appeal of football club Girondins Bordeaux, resulting in their relegation to the sixth tier of French football.
This 'Weekend without politics' piece discusses that discotheques and parties should not be confined to late-night hours.
Kristína Banovič shares her experience and observation about club owners' confusion regarding women's desire to attend parties without men present.
Makýšová reflects on her experience working in a bakery after a period in the public eye, noting that serving colleagues presented its own set of challenges.
The article details the story of an individual who aimed to link Moscow and New York through the North Pole but ultimately suffered due to their own ambition and egoism.
