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The front page of Pravda, a Slovak news website, features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include a report on European housing trends and Slovakia's contrasting problem with unaffordable housing, and a discussion on potential government revenue shortfalls and how to…
While Europe sees an increase in people living alone, Slovakia faces the opposite problem where high housing prices force individuals to live under one roof. European officials are considering interventions for the loneliness trend.
Following the end of a transaction tax, the Slovak government faces a significant budget shortfall of hundreds of millions of euros, with two sectors identified as potential sources to compensate for the loss.
An article explores the rental market in Bratislava, Žilina, and Trenčín, investigating why rental prices can suddenly jump from approximately 700 euros to 2,000 euros.
This story highlights bizarre and attention-grabbing relationships of Hollywood couples, some of whom have since broken up, but whose unions were notable for unusual events like four-day weddings or ritualistic practices.
A bomb detonated in front of a police station in Mexico has resulted in six people sustaining injuries.
The cost of a flight ticket may no longer be the sole deciding factor for travelers, as a new piece of information is emerging that could influence travel choices.
Following discussions with US congressmen, the Romanian president stated that the country intends to take on more responsibility for its own defense.
A book detailing the lives of Hungarian nobles, drawing inspiration from the author's family history and featuring explicit content, is being hailed as a potential new star in the literary scene.
Tomáš Szalay has announced his entry into the SaS political party, indicating his intention to concentrate on reforming the country's hospital and ambulance services.
This piece reflects on the 500th anniversary of the defeat of Hungary at the Battle of Mohács, framed by the metaphor of a 'poppy strudel drama'.
