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The news on SME.sk covers a range of topics including climate change impacts, international politics with a focus on the Ukraine conflict and US-Russia relations, societal issues like mental health and technology, and sports. A prominent story discusses the potential for drought in Slovakia…
Meteorologist Marián Koreň discusses the potential for prolonged drought in Slovakia, suggesting a pattern of dry years possibly followed by wetter periods, but emphasizing the likelihood of continued dryness.
Donald Trump reportedly reached an agreement with Vladimir Putin on oil imports, leading to criticism from Ukrainian President Zelensky, who is now calling for a new president in Ukraine.
Peter Schutz offers commentary on Donald Trump's actions and their implications, linking it to financial support for Ukraine and rocket aid, framed within a broader geopolitical context.
An author specializing in Himalayan books discusses a colonial perspective on mountaineering, asserting that Westerners were often portrayed as the protagonists while Sherpas were relegated to supporting roles.
This article explores the connections between fashion and popular culture, examining how trends in clothing are influenced by and reflect aspects of music, film, and political discourse.
During a football match, a Real Madrid player pulled an opponent's hair and expressed frustration when his goal was disallowed.
The internet is facing a challenge with the proliferation of bots that are designed to bypass established rules and regulations, raising concerns about their impact.
Multiple generations are experiencing significant mental health issues, and there is a perceived lack of support or individuals to confide in about these problems.
Slovak footballer Stanislav Lobotka scored an impressive goal, which was highlighted by a commentator, though the description suggests the commentator's view on its accuracy was critical.
A Russian military operation involved a night-time attack on Ukrainian urban areas, resulting in at least 50 individuals sustaining injuries, as reported by Ukrainian officials.
