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Bratislava Mayor Matúš Vallo discusses the city's stance on investment apartments, advocating for higher taxes and expressing concerns about their impact on the city's housing market. This interview covers his views on urban development and housing policy.
A report from the Spiš and Gemer region features videos about chalets in the Tatra Mountains, highlighting public interest in the natural beauty despite people being tired of politics. The story suggests a local issue has resonated widely.
This 'Closer' story details the purchase and subsequent renovation of a 150-year-old mining house in Smolník, Slovakia. Despite cost overruns, the final result is presented as a worthwhile endeavor.
This 'World' section article analyzes the upcoming elections in Russia, discussing unusual aspects like soldiers voting with urns and banned political parties. An exiled politician offers insights into whether these elections can bring about any significant change.
A sports story celebrating the 70th birthday of Slovak hockey legend Peter Šťastný, tracing his career from his beginnings in Bratislava to his international success and recognizing him as a unique figure in the sport.
This domestic political story discusses the current government's strategy, with 'Smer' party leader Robert Fico indicating a shift in communication, using billboards instead of parliamentary debates. It suggests political maneuvering in Slovakia.
An international news story from Nepal detailing a remarkable survival story of a man who endured nine days in flooded tunnels. A new study is presented, investigating the causes of the devastating floods.
A brief mention related to Slovak politics, specifically concerning the government led by Robert Fico.
A link to the latest news and updates regarding the ongoing war in Ukraine.
An economic news report highlighting a significant increase in fuel prices in Slovakia, with the price per liter reaching a new high in euros.
An article discussing public health and healthcare innovation in Slovakia, featuring insights from Zuzana Katreniaková, who argues that effective prevention can be cost-efficient and that the public health sector needs to improve in adopting innovations.
This is a short piece of news, likely a continuation or related story to the Nepal flood coverage, asking about the reasons why conjoined twins are not separated at birth, referencing a study from Nepal.
A sports news item reporting that hockey player Martin Bodák has been suspended for two matches due to rough play. The referee's decision regarding the incident is also mentioned.
This commentary piece discusses a 'cynical bulwark' and how a certain state or entity is defying expectations, even of the most skeptical observers. The context seems to be related to Slovakia's energy sector and its dealings with the EU.
A link to information and news concerning the upcoming regional elections scheduled for 2026 in Slovakia.
A link to news and updates from the Middle East region.
This sports news reports that Slovak hockey player Jakub Dúbravík has transferred to the US, joining the Des Moines Buccaneers in the USHL, marking a significant step in his career.