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The SME.sk front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top domestic stories include a court case involving a school attack, an investigation into animal cruelty by a dog trainer, and a political commentary on Fico. There's also local news from Prešov regarding a mayoral debate…
The case of an attack at a secondary school in Spišská Stará Ves is being discussed, with the prosecutor requesting a life sentence for the perpetrator, Strašek.
A recognized dog trainer was filmed beating a dog and subsequently removed from her candidacy for the local council in Rača.
An opinion piece discusses Fico's political missteps, suggesting he has made significant errors.
In hockey, Montreal won a difficult game and is expected to be strong this season, with Slafkovský potentially benefiting from playing on the second line.
A debate among six candidates for mayor in Prešov concluded with an unexpected agreement.
Andrej Danko has removed Taraba from his position with the help of the opposition, and is now calling for a party leadership meeting.
An investigation will review the police's actions following a criminal complaint filed at a primary school in Staškov.
An unusual situation regarding nature protection has become a recurring issue.
A commentary offers a cynical perspective on Andrej Danko, referring to him metaphorically.
The latest updates on the ongoing war in Ukraine and Russia's invasion are presented.
News and updates from the Middle East region.
The Czech national football team lost another match, leading to discontent from fans and stadium.
The article discusses Slovakia's neutrality in the context of international relations, referencing an agreement with the US.
The prosecutor's office has confirmed the conviction of Cviklová, who was accused in court.
Boeing has secured a significant contract for the development of new generation fighter jets.
Reports indicate that the North Korean leader is severely obese, weighing more than 140 kilograms.
Members of parliament have begun deliberations on a document that was prepared by the Slovak Academy of Sciences (SAV).
OpenAI has announced more affordable AI tools and intends to offer continuous services.
