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The front page of Denník N features a mix of domestic Slovak politics, international news, and a story on potential heatwaves. A major domestic story covers Igor Matovič's campaign against Robert Fico, involving rallies and social media engagement. Another domestic story highlights a new…
Igor Matovič is touring Slovakia with a campaign targeting Robert Fico, employing tactics like competitions, confrontations, and remarks about LGBTQ+ issues, focusing on engaging with youth for social media promotion.
A Czech meteorologist warns that further heatwaves could occur even in September, with potentially more severe consequences, and discusses his experience monitoring weather at the Pohoda festival.
Viliam Karas, Deputy Chairman of KDH, announced he will cease participating in discussions and interviews with Denník N because Tódová criticized him for not defending specific judges.
The abandoned military airport in Syria's Idlib province was struck by four missiles, with no group yet claiming responsibility, near military forces of the defense ministry.
An experimental bus route connecting Bratislava with the Austrian villages of Kittsee, Berg, Edelstal, and Prellenkirchen is set to operate for three months starting September 1st, with free fares.
Google is acquiring the commercial data of the bankrupt Spirit Airlines for $10 million, including emails and Microsoft Teams conversations, to utilize for artificial intelligence training.
A Russian attack in Ukraine's Kharkiv region resulted in the deaths of at least ten people and injured eight others, according to the head of the local military administration.
Colombia's Housing Minister, Jaime Andrés Beltrán, is facing calls for his recall after taking a short vacation to the Caribbean immediately following an earthquake, though he claims he returned quickly to work.
There is a prevailing view in Iran that the main conflict has not yet begun, with Arab intelligence services warning that Tehran is preparing to escalate the conflict, including potential ground operations in Kuwait.
Zuzana Šmakalová pieced together the story of her father, who was involved in the resistance movement and survived.
This story delves into the reasons why Bishop Trstenký might need to conceal himself from the Vatican.
