Soitron Head: Russian Cameras Were a Mistake, I Never Met Šutaj Eštok ↗
Front page leadThe head of Soitron discusses the company's error with Russian cameras and denies ever meeting Minister Šutaj Eštok.
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The front page of SME.sk features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include an interview with the head of Soitron about Russian cameras and his interaction with a minister, a business story about unpaid millions in iPhones, and domestic issues concerning household labor…
The head of Soitron discusses the company's error with Russian cameras and denies ever meeting Minister Šutaj Eštok.
A bankruptcy case reveals bizarre practices of a company owner who ordered millions of euros worth of iPhones but failed to pay, resulting in massive debts.
Couples are struggling with the burden of invisible household labor, and a survey on fair domesticity has shown them the reality of their situation.
An optometrist discusses the challenge posed by cheap glasses available from online shops, stating that frames costing only eight cents are impossible to compete with.
At Volvo in Košice, workers are learning to build their first car, with full production line testing underway and the first vehicle expected off the line in a few weeks.
In court, Makó surprised Gašpar and Bödör by discussing a criminal group rather than alleged pressure.
This section provides the latest updates and news regarding the ongoing war in Ukraine and the Russian invasion.
Volkswagen plans to cease production of the Seat brand, according to a report from the weekly WirtschaftsWoche.
Russians are arriving in the Maldives, with aircraft reportedly full of cargo.
A man was apprehended in Ružinov in connection with suspected offenses against morality.
British actor Tim Curry has suffered a stroke, as reported by the BBC.
Millers are not concerned about a shortage of Slovak flour, despite some reports suggesting otherwise.
Prince Harry and other well-known individuals are drawing significant media attention, with reports suggesting millions spent by tabloids.
Consuming up to five cups of coffee daily may not be an issue, according to experts, who emphasize the importance of consulting a gastroenterologist.
Last month, China initiated drilling for natural resources in waters near Taiwan, which Beijing considers provocative.
Firefighters are still battling a fire in an area of the agricultural cooperative in Likavka, with the extent of the damage not yet known.
Eleven people have been sentenced in Vietnam as part of one of the country's largest drug trafficking cases.
This article examines how propaganda has become a lucrative business, with its main proponents earning millions.
This commentary argues that the real issue isn't the person referred to as 'Mako' but rather the content of his testimony.