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The news on Pravda.sk today focuses on a mix of domestic Slovak issues and international events. Top stories include an upcoming heatwave in Europe with potential impacts on Slovakia, a diplomatic protest from Ukraine regarding a Slovak politician's speech, and the opening of a new bypass in…
Europe is bracing for a significant temperature shock as forties (40s Celsius) return to southern regions, while Slovakia anticipates a drastic shift in weather, dividing the continent.
Political analyst Chmelár asserts that Slovak politician Kéry received a protest note from Ukraine, citing a speech given during the SNP celebrations as the reason.
The Ružomberok bypass is set to open, offering some relief from traffic, but drivers will still face congestion, while the country grapples with the high cost of highway construction.
Energy Minister Saková is reportedly in a defensive position as Prime Minister Fico assumes control of key energy agendas, with a 15-billion-euro atomic power plant project facing uncertainty.
There is a strong possibility that the Audi Q4 e-tron electric vehicle will be manufactured in Bratislava.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is setting new records, even surpassing Silvio Berlusconi in certain political aspects, as noted by her distinctive facial expressions.
A selection of 14 recipes, ranging from fruit cakes to creamy desserts, is offered for weekend baking inspiration.
The anti-corruption unit (ÚBOK) has indicted nine individuals and one company for allegedly laundering millions of euros from tax-related criminal activities.
A significant amount of Guinness beer was stolen in the USA, with thieves making off with two trucks carrying the popular stout.
Alexander Zverev expressed disappointment with his performance after a dramatic match, while Czech tennis player Jakub Menšík advanced by defeating his Austrian opponent.
