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The front page of Pravda, a Slovak news website, features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a report on the aging Gabčíkovo hydroelectric power plant requiring a half-billion-euro renovation, a piece on new dog owner regulations in Slovakia with potential fines, and a…
A tennis legend from Czechoslovakia, recalling the US Open 40 years ago, made controversial statements about communists and former Czech president Václav Havel, suggesting a lingering negative influence.
The Gabčíkovo hydroelectric power plant, crucial for energy supply, is nearing the end of its lifespan, with repairs estimated to cost half a billion euros, significantly exceeding initial projections.
Slovak dog owners are warned about new regulations and potential fines of up to 165 euros for violations that go beyond simple registration fees, highlighting stricter enforcement of pet owner responsibilities.
Kyiv's systematic attacks on Russian logistics infrastructure have led to hundreds of drones hitting Russian airspace and major businesses, further isolating occupying forces.
Despite sufficient grain for export, Slovakia's agricultural sector is grappling with drought and a weakened livestock industry, prompting discussions on overcoming stagnation.
Slovak defenseman Šimon Nemec is looking to capitalize on a new opportunity with the Calgary Flames after his Olympic experience, hoping to secure a stronger role in the NHL.
A promising young player from Slovan Bratislava, who has excelled in the Champions League, is reportedly being pursued by a Serie A club, with a transfer fee potentially exceeding 5 million euros.
Reports indicate that Russia has deployed convicted women to the front lines, with their testimonies revealing alleged incidents of rape and harsh conditions within the army.
