Migrants Become Gangsters in Leipzig, Syrian Clans Rampage ↗
Front page leadSyrian clans are reportedly causing trouble in Leipzig, Germany, with a local official stating they do not recognize the justice system or the state.
Slovakia
The front page of Pravda features a mix of international and domestic news, with top stories focusing on crime in Germany involving migrants, potential fuel tourism due to a neighbor's government action, a domestic political figure's future, and the impact of a storm in Bratislava. Other articles…
Syrian clans are reportedly causing trouble in Leipzig, Germany, with a local official stating they do not recognize the justice system or the state.
Due to a government measure in a neighboring country, diesel fuel has become significantly cheaper, potentially leading to increased 'fuel tourism'.
A domestic political figure, Baláž, discusses the future plans of Taraba, expressing confidence in his next moves, suggesting that the upcoming budget may contain elements not all parties will agree with.
A historical cartoon by Fedor Vico created in August 1968, following the invasion of Czechoslovakia by Warsaw Pact troops, is featured.
A severe storm and gale in Bratislava resulted in numerous damages, with the Petržalka district receiving the most reports, including fallen trees and damaged roofs.
New EU regulations are causing longer waiting times at airports, reportedly frustrating travelers.
The harvest of tomatoes in Slovakia has decreased by up to 30 percent due to heat, leading to higher prices for consumers and affecting greenhouses.
The city of Trnava has completed the historical renovation of Emmer Villa, and guided tours are available today.
A review of the animated film 'Princess Kozmolesba' (likely a translation/interpretation of a foreign title), which is now showing in Slovak cinemas and touches on themes of space and relationships.