Beware of this scam: A subtle detail helps you avoid losing your savings ↗
Front page leadThis article warns readers about a common financial scam, highlighting a subtle detail that can help people avoid falling victim and losing their money.
Slovakia
Pravda
The Pravda news website from Slovakia features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a warning about financial scams, a personal reflection from hockey player Peter Stastny about leaving his homeland, and reports on the conflict in Ukraine. Other domestic news covers…
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Peter Stastny: 'Should my children grow up here? I fled a country where you… ↗
Hockey legend Peter Stastny reflects on his emigration from a country where trust was scarce, coinciding with his 70th birthday and his career in Quebec and the NHL.
Ukraine: 'Symphony of strikes' near Lyman as Ukrainians pound Russian positions ↗
Video footage shows Ukrainian forces using heavy bombs and rocket launchers to attack Russian positions near Lyman, reportedly halting a Russian advance.
Putin moves against Western giants: Russia seizes control of assets of famous… ↗
Russia has reportedly taken control of the assets belonging to well-known Western food brands, a move seen as a reaction against Western companies.
One sentence can decide the fate of an entire village. Fico opens old chapter. ↗
Prime Minister Robert Fico has reopened a sensitive issue concerning a village's fate, with a single statement potentially having significant consequences.
New EU rules for pets: microchipping, breeding, and sales ↗
The European Union is introducing new regulations for pets, including mandatory microchipping, stricter controls on breeding, and restrictions on anonymous sales.
After years of independent living, Slovaks are returning to their childhood… ↗
A housing crisis is forcing young Slovaks, who have been living independently, to move back in with their parents, a situation they did not expect.
Czechs had Hurvínek, we had Gašpar. Puppeteers first performed political… ↗
This article explores the history of Slovak puppetry, noting that early performances were often political before transitioning to children's entertainment.
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