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Slovakia
The news from Pravda, a Slovakian website, covers domestic financial news regarding insurance payments, a curious land ownership issue affecting infrastructure, and international news concerning the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and a diplomatic dispute between Israel and Britain. It also touches on…
Social Insurance Agency will automatically send information to tens of thousands of Slovaks in October regarding mandatory payments, which may result in some paying hundreds of euros extra.
A peculiar land ownership issue involving a deceased owner from 225 years ago is causing delays in highway construction in Slovakia.
Heavy fighting is reported on the Donbas front as Russia has reportedly amassed significant military strength.
Russia launched deadly attacks across Ukraine, with a residential building burning in Kyiv and the death toll reaching 22 in Pryluky, including five children.
Slovakia might be nearing the end of its period as a net recipient of EU funds, with new funding mechanisms being compared to the recovery plan.
Following court rulings, police officer Juraj Svítok attempted to return to work, but was dismissed as his position was canceled, with another individual reportedly taking his place.
Israel has ordered Britain to close its consulate in Jerusalem and expel twenty diplomats, raising questions about Britain's response.
The band Elán was honored with a special award, and a list of other musicians receiving the SOZA Award for 2025 is provided.
A commentary piece reflects on the enduring performance of the Rolling Stones and questions the longevity of their sound.
