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The news on SME.sk covers a range of topics including financial investments, education, sports, culture, and social issues. A significant domestic story discusses potential funding issues for schools, while international news focuses on the war in Ukraine and Middle Eastern events. Economic news…
A new ETF is launched that tracks over 10,000 stocks, potentially fulfilling an investor's long-held desire, with an analysis comparing it to existing options in the market.
A teacher from a network of schools currently under investigation discusses the pressure to enroll more students to secure subsidies, highlighting potential issues in the Slovak education system.
Slovan Bratislava is analyzed as an underdog in an upcoming football match, with comparisons made to other teams and potential strategies for success.
A theater production titled 'Judenrein' in Námestovo is bringing to life the stories of local neighbors who vanished during the Holocaust, receiving strong encouragement to perform widely.
A Slovak worker shares his experiences and ambitions related to working on a construction site in Switzerland, expressing a desire not to return to Slovakia after building his life there.
Minister Šaško is reportedly being secretive about the members of a commission that will advise on ambulance services, with Agel and Soták rumored to be part of it.
A report suggests that the cost of everyday shopping could decrease in September, offering some relief to consumers.
Commentators from SME analyze Peter Pellegrini's political stance and his party Hlas's decision to align with Robert Fico's party rather than Peter Pellegrini's former allies.
An article discusses the health implications of slow lymph circulation, its potential to cause concern and fatigue, and offers morning stimulation tips.
