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The Aktuality.sk front page features a mix of domestic Slovak news and international stories. Top domestic stories include a cosmetic professional ending her role in a state-owned company's board, a discussion on blood donation rules for gay men, and young Slovaks' saving habits despite low wages…
Kozmetička Martonová, whose presence on the supervisory board of a state-owned company is questioned, is stepping down. Her departure follows scrutiny over her qualifications and role.
Despite a shortage of blood donations, the state has not meaningfully changed its rules regarding gay men donating blood, with old prohibitions remaining in practice.
A warning from Miriam Lexmann highlights China's growing economic influence and acquisition of assets in Europe, cautioning against repeating past mistakes made with Russia.
The football match between Celje and Slovan for qualification in the Champions League will not be broadcast on Šport STVR, with a rival television channel securing the rights.
The article discusses the long-standing dispute between royal brothers and speculates on the family's reaction to Prince Harry's return, with Kate and William reportedly seeking to avoid further drama.
The article questions the necessity of wind farms, with experts expressing concerns and warning about potential significant errors in their implementation or concept.
Despite having the ability to save, young Slovaks are hindered by low wages, which limits their financial progress and potential.
A tribute to a late country music queen, detailing her struggle with a serious illness and acknowledging her success while noting an unfulfilled lifelong dream.
Former Prime Minister Robert Fico is reportedly facing significant political developments that could lead to his definitive loss of power.
A newly introduced levy for small entrepreneurs has led to widespread confusion and chaos, with even officials admitting they do not fully understand the regulations.
Speculation mounts about the potential end of Benjamin Netanyahu's political career in Israel, with a general who died in Gaza possibly playing a role in future political shifts.
Tips for parents on how to efficiently prepare a child for preschool by organizing their wardrobe to avoid morning stress and tears.
Comedian Tomáš Hudák criticizes politician Martina Šimkovičová's preparation for press conferences, suggesting a lack of self-awareness compared to another public figure.
A member of the feminist punk band Pussy Riot has reportedly confessed to cooperating with Russian intelligence services, allegedly involving the luring of her former partner to his death.
Footage has emerged showing 'white horses' (likely drugs) with an alleged gambler in the background, linked to findings from the Covid team.
