Russia Seizes German Giant's Assets ↗
Front page leadRussia has taken control of assets belonging to a major German company without providing an explicit reason, signaling another blow to Western businesses.
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The main news on Pravda.sk includes Russia taking control of German company assets, a planned execution in Tennessee, and a Slovakian football team's upcoming match. There are also reports on Poland changing air combat rules, Volkswagen's investment in a Slovak battery factory, political…
Russia has taken control of assets belonging to a major German company without providing an explicit reason, signaling another blow to Western businesses.
Christa Pike, convicted of Satanism-related murder, is scheduled for execution in Tennessee after spending three decades on death row.
Slovak football coach Vladimír Weiss is looking forward to the match against Kazakhstan, emphasizing the progress of football in the country and the team's discipline.
Following Russian provocations, Poland is changing its rules of engagement, potentially allowing fighter jets to shoot down unidentified objects.
Volkswagen is acquiring a 49% stake in a battery gigafactory in Šurany, Slovakia, with the Chinese company Gotion retaining the majority share.
Robert Fico has withdrawn a proposal to dismiss Minister Taraba, but the minister's future remains uncertain and the issue may not resolve problems for the SNS party.
The exhumation of a mass grave in Ukraine, dating back 83 years to the Volhynia massacres, has reignited historical tensions between Poland and Ukraine.
An incident near the RAF Fairford base in the UK suggests that European military bases are becoming part of the conflict front lines.