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Slovakia
The front page of Pravda, a Slovak news website, features a mix of domestic and international news. The top story details a violent incident at a school in Staškov, Slovakia, where a student attacked others. Other prominent domestic news includes a report on upcoming weather changes affecting…
A student attacked with a knife at a school in Staškov, Slovakia, injuring a student and a teacher who is in critical condition. Two helicopters were dispatched to the scene, and the Minister of Interior is en route.
Slovakia is bracing for a sudden cold snap, while Western Europe is experiencing unusual heatwaves, creating a stark contrast in weather patterns across the continent.
A Finnish source criticizes the current situation in Slovak hockey, stating that player salaries and the overall image are damaging the sport's reputation.
Russia's secret service has issued a warning regarding alleged British plans and accuses Russian emigrants in London of plotting a coup, threatening severe consequences.
An attack at an elementary school resulted in one teacher being transported to the hospital in critical condition, while another is being revived at the scene. One student was also injured.
An unseen modern threat is impacting fertility by damaging sperm and affecting ovaries, posing a risk even to unborn fetuses.
A police operation against an armed man in Los Angeles took a strange turn when the suspect bit a police dog, causing partial ear detachment.
A story about a potential vast underground world beneath the pyramids, previously generating excitement, is now facing skepticism as a prestigious journal has retracted the article due to lack of evidence.
The author criticizes the current political communication, suggesting that leaders like Fico should address issues directly with other politicians rather than through media messages, questioning if the country is reverting to a past era of political infighting.
