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The front page of Pravda from Slovakia features a mix of international and domestic news. The top story discusses potential outcomes of the war in Ukraine. Other prominent stories cover the Slovak government's plans for saving money, a health-related article about meat consumption, and a report on…
Senator Marco Rubio commented on the potential end of the Ukraine war, stating that a decisive victory for either side is unlikely, while Ukraine's president claims Russia is preparing for a new massive offensive.
The Slovak government is reportedly considering measures to save hundreds of millions of euros, which could lead to concerns among public officials.
A health article suggests that common food items, possibly including red meat, are linked to an increased risk of stomach and esophageal cancer, according to new scientific findings.
The son of a renowned comedian, Bolka Polívka, has released a music video where he sheds his clothes, causing a stir.
Azerbaijan has released a French national following an alteration to the European Union's sanctions list, in what is being termed 'mercy for a billionaire'.
Slovak entrepreneur Dalibor Cicman has faced criticism for posting photos from impoverished areas of India, showcasing luxury against a backdrop of poverty, which he defends as unintentional.
New regulations are coming into effect in January that may allow the construction of garden houses up to 50 square meters without requiring a building project.
Members of parliament are proposing changes to the new Civil Code concerning inheritance and property, which could significantly alter existing regulations.
A well-known bank in Slovakia is reducing its ATM network and branch offices, making it more difficult for customers to access cash.
