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The news on Aktuality.sk focuses on Slovak domestic politics, including coalition conflicts and promises of higher police salaries, as well as the country's role in the EU. International news covers EU expansion and a business story about a struggling retail chain. Sports news features commentary…
The Slovak coalition government, led by Robert Fico's Smer party, is reportedly experiencing continuous internal conflicts, despite Fico's claims of stability. Crises within Smer, Hlas, and SNS parties are ongoing.
The European Union is proposing a new approach to attract neighboring countries, offering them immediate benefits without full membership, a concept that could potentially emulate Hungary's strategy.
A well-known retail chain, owned by a prominent billionaire, is facing significant financial difficulties, leading to store closures in Slovakia and a struggle for survival in the Czech Republic.
Slovak national football team coach Vladimir Weiss charmed journalists before the match against Kazakhstan, speaking in Russian and expressing his 'utter fascination'.
Actress Janka Kovalčíková reveals her long-term love and the strong protective nature she has towards her partner, explaining how she knew he was the right one.
Telekom is overhauling its Magio TV service, introducing price hikes and a notably altered sports content selection.
A popular IT event is scheduled for next month and will be accessible for free, showcasing advancements in AI agents and humanoid robots.
A popular actress has decided to age naturally and no longer hides her gray hair, though she has received significant criticism for this decision.
Prime Minister Robert Fico has retracted his motion to dismiss Tomáš Taraba, indicating a shift in the political landscape or a resolution of the dispute.
Minister Matúš Šutaj Eštok has pledged increased salaries for police officers, but union representatives deem the offer insufficient and too late.
The head of the government office encountered legal challenges when a lawyer sought an exceptionally high fee of 16,500 euros per hour.
The story of MTBIKER illustrates the journey from a passion for bicycles to becoming an international leader in the industry, demonstrating how to build a successful business from a hobby.
A political scientist suggests that early elections in January could benefit the Smer party, arguing that prolonged ineffective governance would be more detrimental to Fico.
Slovak Prosecutor General Maroš Žilinka has blocked efforts by the Babiš family to evade a significant financial obligation related to a property in Bratislava.
The mayoral race in Bratislava has seen a shift as one candidate withdraws, potentially improving Jozef Ráž's prospects for the position of deputy mayor.
