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The Pravda front page features a mix of international and domestic news, with a strong emphasis on the war in Ukraine and geopolitical developments involving Russia, the US, and Ukraine. Other prominent stories include a piece on pension age increases and the legalities of inheritance in Slovakia…
Behind closed doors in Moscow, a significant proposal was made for a summit involving the CIA chief, aiming to bring together Trump, Putin, and Zelenskyy to potentially de-escalate the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
President Zelenskyy is furious following a massacre, viewing it as not just negligence but also a critical leak of secret information, likening the situation to a 'house full of dead bodies'.
A look back at Miloslav Mečír's US Open success 40 years ago, highlighting his unique talent and the admiration he garnered, with the article suggesting such a genius may not be born again.
Some individuals may have to wait until the age of seventy to retire, as pension ages are expected to increase further, with Europeans anticipating longer working lives.
Without a will, inheritance can pass to almost anyone, as legal inheritance does not consider family relationships, potentially leading to complications.
A video report shows the extent of a disaster in Nepal as seen from satellite imagery, offering a before-and-after perspective of the event's impact.
The Leningrad Oblast experienced a major attack, resulting in a fire at a refinery, according to the regional governor.
Footage shows Lionel Messi, despite being 39, delivering an outstanding performance for Inter Miami, with commentators expressing astonishment at his skill.
Young drivers are engaging in life-threatening stunts, such as driving against traffic, and posting the videos on social media for likes, according to ta3.
