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Slovakia
The front page of Pravda, a Slovak news website, features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include a report on historical images of a premier, traffic violations, and military activity near the Russian border. Domestic news covers potential illegal employment, an animal…
Images from a private family gathering nearly 20 years ago, where a premier was seen engaging in Nazi salutes and chanting 'Heil Hitler,' have surfaced and are never meant to be published.
Drivers now face fines of up to 1300 euros and a three-year license suspension for offenses they commonly commit daily.
A significant military buildup is occurring near the Russian border, with Estonia deploying forces and preparing strikes that could reach St. Petersburg.
Slovakia has long been recognized as a hub for money laundering, according to renowned economist Ľuboš Pavelka.
Veterinarians have raised an alarm as two cases of bluetongue disease have been confirmed in Slovak cattle.
Slovakia is expecting a significant weather change this week, with a sudden drop in temperature following a period of summer-like warmth.
Deep Purple performed a high-quality hard rock and psychedelic concert in Bratislava, also delighting the audience with a Slovak folk song.
Questions are being raised about illegal employment practices within the circle of Korčok, with the former minister reportedly not receiving a salary for a year and a half, and dividends being paid later for work for Progresívne Slovensko.
Europe has the most cities on the list of the world's safest places for 2026, with Reykjavik topping the rankings.
