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The front page of Pravda, a Slovak news website, features a mix of domestic and international news, with a focus on lifestyle, sports, and current events. Top stories include a report on the cost of living in New Zealand, a football match analysis, and information about roadside inspection powers…
A Slovak woman who moved to New Zealand with her partner describes the different lifestyle and the costs associated with rent, food, and gasoline, as well as local salaries.
A football analysis discussing the team Slovan, comparing it to other leagues and mentioning coach Yaya Touré and his role at the club.
This article explains that individuals other than police officers have the authority to stop vehicles and inspect documents, luggage, and more, with the assistance of highway cameras.
Prime Minister Robert Fico is questioning the abolition of the transaction tax during a coalition meeting, stating that 500 million euros would be very beneficial.
A competition focused on grave digging showcased the skills and speed of gravediggers from a different perspective, with the winning time being noteworthy.
A football match report detailing an incident where Škriniar and Vlahović became aggressive and exchanged insults during an Istanbul derby match.
Japan's Prime Minister Takaičiová has urged Russia to remove a monument in Khabarovsk that features the destruction of Japan's national emblem.
The main international airport near Jakarta, Indonesia, has suspended its operations following an eruption of the Anak Krakatoa volcano.
Members of parliament are proposing a significant increase in the childbirth benefit, potentially reaching 1000 euros and available four times per person.
