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The SME.sk homepage features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include an article about the history of a former Ministry of Interior building, the struggles of a traditional Slovak sparkling wine brand, local news from Košice and Žilina, and a cultural piece on Naomi Watts…
This article delves into the history of a building that once housed the Ministry of Interior, noting its architectural design and prolonged period of neglect during the tenure of former minister Kaliňák.
Despite significant funding, the traditional Slovak sparkling wine brand Hubert is ceasing operations after 200 years, attributed to market consolidation and changing consumer habits among Slovaks who are increasingly saving money.
A parking maneuver by 'steelworkers' in Košice has sparked anger among hotel owners, with complaints about perceived laziness and cold mornings.
Actress Naomi Watts portrays the first Nazi to be deported from the United States, revealing her personal shock and lack of prior knowledge about the subject's life.
Pubs in Žilina are struggling to survive as younger generations increasingly opt to stay home and pour their own beer, impacting the traditional pub culture.
Sociologist Martin Vašečka expresses strong criticism of the current government led by Prime Minister Fico, describing its performance as unprecedentedly devastating.
Ongoing coverage of the war in Ukraine, providing the latest updates on the Russian invasion and its consequences.
Cybercriminals are employing artificial intelligence to conduct sophisticated phishing attacks, targeting companies and tricking them into making payments to fraudulent accounts.
Citizens in German states are voting in elections that will influence the future direction of the country's chancellery.
