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Priests are boycotting an honorary citizenship ceremony in Kežmarok due to the candidate's past involvement with the ŠtB (Czechoslovak-era secret police).
A politician associated with Zoroslav Kollár constructed a cottage in Donovaly using EU funds and is now running for mayor while officially residing there.
The article details the downfall of a cryptocurrency mining venture, highlighting luxury assets and ruined families, with losses amounting to 4.5 billion.
The article discusses the high ticket prices for the upcoming skiing championship, with a ticket for Petra Vlhová costing 200 euros, and includes her defense of these prices.
Kate Middleton reacted decisively regarding a dispute between her brothers-in-law, surprising expectations that she would mediate their conflict.
A new American fighter jet designed to dominate the skies is set to replace an iconic existing aircraft.
This article explores what cybersecurity specialists would alter if given a unique opportunity, coinciding with cybersecurity awareness month.
A security expert comments on the Staškov tragedy, stating that while no attack is 100% preventable, certain patterns can be identified.
A mayor suspected of corruption is re-running for office and has filed a complaint against the court's decision to accept an indictment.
A prominent AI expert warns about the potential dangers of artificial intelligence, urging people not to underestimate the threat.
Fuel prices in Slovakia are at record highs, with diesel prices continuing to climb, while gasoline prices have stabilized.
Slovenská sporiteľňa is integrating artificial intelligence into its George banking application, marking a significant innovation.
Police have initiated arrests of individuals associated with Orbán, with reports of damages that are difficult for ordinary people to comprehend.
Personnel changes are starting at the Ministry of Environment, with claims that nominees of Minister Taraba are destroying documents.
A new public opinion poll by AKO shows that the Progressive Slovakia (PS) party has fallen below 20% support, with other parties also experiencing a decline.