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Slovakia
The Pravda front page features a mix of international and domestic news, with a strong emphasis on sports and societal issues. A prominent story covers the death of a Czech football legend, while other articles discuss traffic violations, German election results, business concerns in Slovakia, and…
A renowned Czech football player, a legend for West Ham United and Baník Ostrava, has died after succumbing to cancer, having previously refused chemotherapy to live a normal life.
Drivers face potential fines of up to 1,300 euros or license suspension for a common mistake, with new regulations introducing stricter penalties.
The CDU has won the elections in Lower Saxony, but the far-right AfD has celebrated its biggest gain, tripling its support to achieve a record result.
Slovak companies are sending a message to the government, stating the country is last in the EU, overtaken by Romania and Greece, and urging immediate action on measures within a month.
A new study indicates a worrying and largely unseen transformation occurring in the Himalayas, presenting a growing threat.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy is calling for the immediate removal of the Prosecutor General, Ruslan Kravchenko, amidst a corruption case, with both the prosecutor and his wife reportedly no longer in Ukraine.
The Kennedy Center is reportedly close to bankruptcy, with its leadership claiming that only the name of Donald Trump can save them.
All sectors of the Slovak economy experienced growth in July, with the automotive industry and IT sector preventing a sharper decline in industry and showing the most significant leaps.
A video of a hard-of-hearing elderly man who did not notice a bear right next to him has become a hit on social media, with his unharmed survival considered a stroke of luck.
