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The front page of Pravda, a Slovak news website, features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include significant Russian losses in the Ukraine war, a potential new car ownership tax impacting Slovaks, and positive reviews of Bratislava by American tourists. Other reported news…
Reports indicate that Russian military losses in the Ukraine war may have surpassed all previous conflicts, with new figures described as shocking and potentially rewriting Russian history.
Analysts have calculated how much Slovaks might have to pay under a new car ownership fee, raising concerns that driving could become a luxury expense.
American tourists are expressing surprise at Bratislava's positive aspects, praising its coffee, safety, and public transport, and discovering gastronomic delights.
Artificial intelligence has achieved a significant feat by rewriting one of the most famous theorems in the history of mathematics in just 11 days, a task expected to take years for human scientists.
A major corruption scandal involving widespread fraud and bribery has hit Ukraine, leading to the dismissal of the Prosecutor General.
Former judge Pavol Polka has been definitively acquitted of charges related to indirect corruption.
The director of the largest health insurance company emphasizes the importance of preventive medical check-ups, stating they are not just for the elderly or sick.
Carlos Alcaraz and Ben Shelton engaged in a highly competitive and lengthy tennis match, with American players securing a spot in the finals.
