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The front page of Aktuality.sk features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong emphasis on Slovak politics and regional events. Top stories include an article about Elon Musk's earnings, a road accident in Hungary, and a story about Slovak actor Janek Rubeš. Political news focuses…
An article highlights the incredible earning speed of Elon Musk, stating he makes an employee's annual salary in just four seconds, demonstrating the vast wealth disparity in the tech world.
A Polish bus traveling in Hungary was involved in a serious accident, resulting in the deaths of at least twelve people.
Janek Rubeš, known for his Prague cleanup series, discusses his efforts to combat 'scammers' in the city and admits to sometimes not feeling safe, despite his show's popularity.
Slovak footballer Lukáš Haraslín experienced a challenging debut in Saudi Arabia, facing the formidable team of Cristiano Ronaldo's Al Nassr.
This article explores a rumored hidden function within ATMs and discusses the potential consequences of using it, delving into the mysteries of banking technology.
The article introduces groundbreaking AI-powered innovations, including compact workstations and wearable medical devices, that are set to revolutionize various industries.
The ruling coalition in Slovakia allegedly used the recall of Michal Šimečka as a political tactic to distract from their own internal issues and governmental problems.
A photo report captures the 'Crafts Live' event at Vinné Castle, showcasing traditional crafts and a handmade jump rope, offering a glimpse into local heritage.
A severe storm has transformed the Zemplín region into a hazardous site, with asbestos from damaged eternit roofs creating a dangerous landfill.
This article explains five practical ways artificial intelligence can be integrated into everyday life, making tasks simpler and more efficient.
The article criticizes Robert Fico's government, suggesting that instead of addressing the mining industry's issues, his time in office has been marked by significant scandals.
Firefighters have successfully brought a fire under control in the Tatra National Park, and are now working to extinguish any remaining hidden embers.
The Ministry of Environment has discussed negotiations with Nippon Steel, revealing that the Japanese investor has expressed concerns about the future viability of their factory in Slovakia.
A personal story about a woman who left her husband for another relationship, only for it to fail, and her current struggles as a single mother.
The development or presence of wind farms has apparently become a contentious issue within the ruling coalition, sparking significant debate.
