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The news from SME.sk focuses on domestic Slovak affairs with stories about a defense company's profits and potential new taxes, a political dispute involving a former official attempting to return to work, and legal proceedings for marijuana cultivation. International news includes the EU's…
The article analyzes the significant profits of the Slovak arms company Strnad and discusses the possibility of a special tax to be paid by arms manufacturers.
Former politician Juraj Svitok, after winning a legal case, attempted to resume his work, but was reportedly prevented from doing so by Juraj Zurian, who may face a criminal complaint.
A man is facing serious charges for growing marijuana, with the legal proceedings likening his actions to drug dealing, potentially leading to a lengthy prison sentence.
The European Union is developing strategies to counter hybrid threats, as direct military attacks are not anticipated.
Nobel Peace Prize laureate Dmitry Muratov notes that T-shirts with the 'Z' symbol, associated with the Russian invasion of Ukraine, are no longer being sold, and that the symbol is largely linked to the war and women from the 'Vidiek' region.
The price of used PlayStation 5 Pro consoles has doubled compared to when new ones cost 799 euros, attributed to a market frenzy.
The mayoral election in Kosice is close, with candidate Polacek showing strength in a recent poll.
This opinion piece criticizes the current state of affairs within the circus, describing it as tragic and unacceptable.
A new method uses AI to analyze eye conditions to detect diabetes, potentially aiding doctors in their examinations.
Japan has requested that China show appropriate respect following the visit of its Prime Minister.
