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The front page of SME.sk features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include an investigation into a village's unfulfilled water project despite EU funding, a debate about Slovakia's renewed cooperation with Russia, and a local investigation involving a cosmetologist's…
A village in Slovakia used EU funds to build a water supply system, but residents were never connected. The mayor attributes the failure to overly technical interpretations of the project's requirements.
A man who sold his car a quarter-century ago has unexpectedly received a demand to pay compulsory vehicle insurance (PZP) for it.
Slovak Foreign Minister Blanár is renewing cooperation with Russia, while his predecessor Sulík has a vague recollection, calling it 'nonsense.'
A commentary piece likely discussing political strategies or actions attributed to Robert Fico.
The article explores the increasing evidence linking climate change to extreme El Niño events, while noting ongoing scientific debate.
An investigation into a beautician from Košice who claims to have FBI training, with a key figure involved unable to recall her.
An article offering advice on choosing playgrounds and encouraging children's independent play, suggesting it requires only a couple of days a week.
A historical look at the arrival of a major department store in Bratislava 90 years ago and its impact on the city's consumer culture.
According to Russian independent media, 747 Russian soldiers have died in the war in Ukraine.
Ukraine is reportedly facing a shortage of missiles, impacting its ability to strike Russian-occupied territories, including targets like the Iskander ballistic missile system.
The departure of Lionel Messi from top-tier football has left a void, with global media speculating that his absence will be difficult to fill.
The article questions whether a new EU Constitution is a significant improvement over its predecessor.
