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US envoys are reportedly traveling to Moscow and Kyiv, while Ukrainian soldiers may have received orders to cease firing for several days, indicating potential diplomatic or de-escalation efforts amidst the conflict.
An article highlights that a significant pop art exhibition is accessible in Medzilaborce, suggesting it's a worthwhile destination for art enthusiasts to experience modern art in a contemporary gallery.
A piece examines the presence of politicians in schools and summarizes the week of Slovak politics through memes, offering a lighthearted take on current political events.
Slovak skier Petra Vlhová has opened up about a difficult period in her life, during which she was indifferent to her career prospects.
A celebrity, possibly from the Diva section, admits that her relationships with athletes have not been ideal but hints at a current positive development.
Consumers shopping on platforms like Temu, AliExpress, and Shein should expect increased costs soon, as an additional fee is set to be implemented following customs charges.
This article offers practical advice for parents on how to quickly and easily prepare a preschooler's outfit in the morning, aiming to avoid common clothing-related struggles.
This piece from Najmama reports on the birth of a baby named Alex to parents Denisa and a partner, noting the baby's size and that the birth was kept private.
A Czech commentator is sharply critical of Slovak Prime Minister Fico, labeling him an 'odious pro-Russian collaborator' in a piece that reflects on his international media portrayal.
An arrest warrant was issued for regional governor Rastislav Trnka, but it was subsequently cancelled after he voluntarily appeared in court.
Slovak Minister of Foreign Affairs, Juraj Blanár, has summoned the Russian ambassador to Slovakia, signaling a significant diplomatic development.
The 'Cyklokuchyňa' initiative teaches children practical skills like bicycle repair while also fostering a sense of exploration and self-reliance.
A Russian drone reportedly struck a building belonging to Ukraine's Security Service (SBU) in the center of Kyiv, hitting the office of its chief.
A leaked recording has emerged in the Bratislava mayoral election, with Zuzana Šubová alleging it implicates Martin Winkler in accepting campaign funds from Zoroslav Kollár.
In a videopodcast, Szalai from Reporters Without Borders discusses how politicians are attempting to silence media outlets, calling a verdict in Malta a shock.