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The Aktuality.sk front page features a mix of Slovak domestic news, including political developments, economic issues, and regional events. International news is also present, with a focus on the ongoing war in Ukraine. Lifestyle and sports content are also highlighted.
A company associated with Robert Kaliňák, a prominent Slovak politician, reportedly received millions of euros from arms dealer Strnad, raising questions about potential conflicts of interest.
A recent poll indicates that Milan Uhrík ranks as the third most trusted politician in Slovakia, with a pair of opposition figures leading the survey.
An incident at a cottage in Čifáre, where pygmy hunters were sought but Fico and Kaliňák were present, has led to a trial involving a policeman.
In the sports section, Belanik addressed Kmotrík's statements regarding player transfers, questioning the logic of releasing players to Slovan for less money than other clubs offer.
A celebrity couple has reportedly ended their relationship quietly, with even their close acquaintances unaware of the separation.
Following its sale, 365.bank is noticeably reducing its presence in the market, with a significant decrease in the number of ATMs and branches.
Kindergarten teachers share a practical and proven method to make the daily routine of getting dressed a fun game for children, promoting independence.
A woman, who tragically lost her only son, has found renewed hope and happiness by giving birth to a baby at the age of 54.
The financial administration is clarifying regulations regarding pubs operating in museums, specifically addressing whether they can accept voluntary contributions instead of issuing receipts for goods.
The eastern region of Slovakia has experienced another earthquake, following a previous seismic event.
Irena Bihariová of Progressive Slovakia criticizes the new government led by Robert Fico, stating that it allows extremists access to power and that Slovakia's political journey is far from over.
The Metropolis development in Bratislava's downtown is presented as an oasis of quiet luxury, aiming to set a new benchmark for residential living in the city center.
The beverage company Kofola has taken action against Zoroslava Kollár, with a dispute arising over the use of its brand 'Vinea' on his billboards.
The Slovak government is proposing measures to ensure that shops clearly indicate when product packaging is reduced in size while the price remains the same, a practice known as 'shrinkflation'.
An unusual situation has arisen in an eastern Slovak village where 22 candidates running in the local elections share the same surname, creating a unique electoral challenge.
Rastislav Trnka is questioning the actions of the police, including an arrest warrant and delivery of documents, suggesting these actions are timed for the sensitive pre-election period.
