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The front page of SME.sk features a mix of domestic and international news. Top domestic stories include a government decision on a commission for Ukraine's compensation and concerns over legal appointments in a tourism development fund. International news covers the EU's call to abolish the veto…
An analysis comparing the costs and benefits of renting versus owning a property in Slovakia, suggesting that Slovaks may be making financially suboptimal choices.
The Slovak government has approved the signing of an agreement to establish a commission tasked with compensating Ukraine, a significant move in international relations.
Influential EU member states are pushing for the abolition of the veto right in foreign policy matters, referencing past issues and aiming for more unified decision-making.
A commentary piece discussing the relationship between Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico and Russian President Vladimir Putin, analyzing recent interactions.
A regional report from Košice detailing an incident where a firefighter's helmet was destroyed in a fire, with the manufacturer now involved in the investigation.
A domestic political story concerning the appointments of lawyers associated with Huliak to a troubled fund intended for tourism development.
Slovak police have apprehended individuals attempting to sabotage an electrical grid in Germany, thwarting a significant security threat.
The youth team of MŠK Žilina has learned its opponent in the UEFA Youth League, with expectations for their performance in the tournament.
German authorities have stopped a train following an explosion at the Augsburg train station, with the circumstances surrounding the incident remaining unclear.
The average wage in Slovakia saw an increase to 1707 euros in the first quarter, with employee wages growing by an average of 53 euros.
The number of unemployed individuals in Slovakia decreased in the second quarter compared to the previous year, with 8300 fewer people unemployed year-on-year.
