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The Pravda front page features domestic Slovak news on housing and social issues, traffic regulations, and a significant train collision. International news includes the death of the oldest US inmate, developments in the Ukraine war with a statement from Zelensky, and a report on US-Iran tensions…
People in Slovakia who own homes worth hundreds of thousands of euros are living on only a few hundred euros a month, preferring to live frugally rather than downsize their homes. This article explores why people over fifty choose this lifestyle.
New traffic regulations taking effect in September will change how drivers and pedestrians interact on the roads. The changes are expected to offer greater protection to pedestrians and require drivers to reduce their speed.
The oldest inmate in the United States has died. His execution had been postponed eight times, and in the end, he reportedly did not wish to be released.
This article presents 13 recipes from Varecha (a cooking section) featuring vegetables and fruits prepared in new ways, going beyond typical salads and cakes.
The article reports on the Ukraine war, mentioning flamingos allegedly 'wintering' in Russia, a statement about Putin being mortal, and Ukrainian President Zelensky's strong message to Moscow outlining plans to increase pressure.
The train driver involved in a collision near Rožňava has been charged and could face up to 10 years in prison.
Residents of apartment buildings may be overpaying due to a common mistake on their management bills. This article advises checking management statements to identify potential overcharges.
The court proceedings in the murder case of journalist Ján Kuciak are continuing with the reading of documentary evidence.
The US has announced a critical phase in its confrontation with Iran, with the US Secretary of Defense signaling a significant impending action.
