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The news from SME.sk highlights ongoing political commentary regarding the government's performance, a tragic incident in Staškov with two victims, a significant investment in a company near Bratislava showing high returns, and international sports news including Slovak hockey players in the NHL…
Former Prime Minister Ódor criticizes the current government's performance, highlighting perceived incompetence and economic impotence, and likens the country's situation to being on life support.
A Slovak couple shares their experience of saving a significant amount of money by working seasonally for half a year and then having time off, stating they do not mind manual labor.
A company located near Bratislava has achieved extraordinary returns of up to 800% in a year, outperforming major companies listed in the S&P 500 index.
Slovak hockey player Simon Nemec performed exceptionally well statistically and received praise from commentators, however, his team, the Calgary Flames, experienced a significant defeat.
The article discusses the ongoing fragmentation within the ruling coalition and a significant new legislation passed by the parliament.
A tragic incident in Staškov has resulted in two fatalities, and this report details the known facts about the event, the perpetrator, and the ongoing investigation.
A football team expresses confidence despite a perceived lack of star players, indicating they possess unique strengths that make them formidable.
The article mentions US President Trump giving a speech in Slovakia, though the provided text does not detail the content of the speech.
Minister Štefan Šaško introduced a new proposal concerning psychotropic substances, which is expected to undergo its second reading in parliament.
Goaltender Igor Shesterkin made history by scoring a goal for the New York Rangers, a rare feat for a player in his position.
This commentary likens Slovak politics to 'Gotham City' and describes Andrej Danko's political actions as those of a 'dark knight'.
The harvest of autumn fruits is comparable to last year, with currants showing a notable increase in yield of up to 34 percent.
