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The front page of Pravda features international news about Ursula von der Leyen's State of the European Union address, and domestic Slovak news concerning President Pellegrini's assessment of the country's state. Other stories touch upon the upcoming regional elections, political instability in…
The head of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, is delivering her State of the European Union address, focusing on key issues and the future of Europe, which she stated must be electric. The speech is being broadcast live.
Slovak President Peter Pellegrini is live addressing the parliament and evaluating the current state of the country. This comes amidst a period of political instability for the ruling coalition.
The Slovak parliament has convened after a three-month break during a period of political unrest and unpredictable developments within the ruling coalition.
A survey indicates that a significant portion of Slovaks are concerned about an issue that is more pressing to them than corruption or the education system, revealing their primary concerns.
A prominent hockey player, previously a fan favorite in Nitra, has returned and scored the winning goal against his former team, the Slovak extra league match against Nitra.
The article details the life of Israel's oldest Holocaust survivor, who initially mistook a death factory for a bakery and later recounts their path to revenge against Hitler.
The famous illusionist David Copperfield, known for making the Statue of Liberty disappear, is celebrating his 70th birthday. His name has also surfaced in connection with the Epstein list.
Actress Prachařová garnered attention at a press meeting, particularly for her mother-in-law and the ring she was wearing.
