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Front page leadHungary has rejected an initiative from Ukraine to form a unified regional group, with Budapest's response causing surprise in Kyiv.
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The news on Pravda.sk covers international relations, with Hungary rejecting an initiative from Ukraine, and EU disagreements over sanctions against Russia. Domestically, there are concerns about the economy, including ride-sharing service issues at Bratislava Airport and companies leaving…
Hungary has rejected an initiative from Ukraine to form a unified regional group, with Budapest's response causing surprise in Kyiv.
Ride-sharing service Bolt is responding to traveler complaints at Bratislava Airport after drivers repeatedly canceled rides for passengers seeking transport to the city center.
Following the departures of Bosch and Huberta, another company is leaving Slovakia and moving its operations abroad, indicating economic concerns.
Latvia has blocked an EU agreement on sanctions against Russian individuals, leading to disputes within the EU concerning two oligarchs and with time running out.
A popular TV series, also loved by Slovaks, marks its 35th anniversary, with a story about a child star whose parents defrauded her of millions and the passing of the actress who played the beloved TV mother.
The Minister of Labor, Social Affairs, and Family, Erik Tomáš, is introducing a new initiative aimed at improving the lives of seniors by changing regulations for the maximum capacity of certain social service facilities.
An article discusses the true cost of employment, explaining that while an employee might receive 1300 euros, the employer's total costs can be significantly higher, potentially exceeding 2000 euros monthly.
A report questions the results of Russian elections, citing record turnout and a significant victory for United Russia, while statistical analysis casts doubt on the validity of these figures.