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Front page leadA survey has been conducted to gauge public sentiment on Robert Fico's visit to Moscow, with the results reportedly not being favorable to him.
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Aktuality.sk, a Slovak news website, features several top stories including an investigation into public opinion regarding Robert Fico's visit to Moscow, a competitive analysis of pharmacies versus supermarkets like Lidl, an opinion piece on Donald Trump's world, and a report on a double murder in…
A survey has been conducted to gauge public sentiment on Robert Fico's visit to Moscow, with the results reportedly not being favorable to him.
Supermarkets, including Lidl, are increasing their offerings to compete with pharmacies, with rivals also planning similar expansions.
An opinion piece by Monika Podhorány Masariková discusses the perceived value of freedom in the context of Donald Trump's political sphere, comparing it to the cost of oil.
Slovak hockey player Juraj Slafkovský achieved his first multi-point game of the season, while Martin Fehérváry experienced an unfortunate event.
Two Slovak celebrity couples have secretly tied the knot in fairytale-like ceremonies, with the brides reportedly looking stunning.
An article informs consumers about specific fees that online shops are prohibited from charging and advises on what to watch out for.
Outdated medical systems are vulnerable to hackers, but Slovak experts have developed a method to enhance their security.
A neurologist provides guidance on early symptoms of a specific disease, noting that signs may extend beyond memory issues.
A critical commentary by Martin Behul argues that politician Tomáš Taraba is ineffective and that the political opposition in Slovakia is weak.
An analyst has identified the critical mistake that contributed to the tragic double murder incident that occurred in Staškov.
The article alleges that pro-government journalists faced backlash, and Robert Kaliňák took action, uncovering advertising orders from the Ministry of Defence.
The head of McDonald's restaurants explains that ice in their beverages serves purposes beyond mere cooling.
A couple traded their Bratislava rental for an exotic island lifestyle, where they eat street food costing around 2 euros, finding European groceries to be a luxury.
A pre-election debate scheduled to take place in Žilina was canceled after the moderator described the situation as unstable.
A commentary by Martin Behul suggests that the Progressive Slovakia party erred by referencing mistresses, implying Robert Fico is preoccupied with other concerns.
The government has sanctioned compensation for Slovak farmers who have suffered losses due to the crisis in the Middle East.
An article details an experience of being caught without a valid ticket on Bratislava's public transport and explains the procedure and penalties.
A neurologist offers advice on recognizing the initial signs of a disease, emphasizing that symptoms may not be limited to memory impairment.
Slovan Bratislava will compete in the Europa League group stage, with their match scheduled to be played at Tehelné pole.
Accreditation agencies from the Visegrád Group (V4) have signed a memorandum to enhance their collaboration.
An investigation has uncovered financial dealings involving Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich, reportedly amounting to millions of dollars.
Monika Podhorány Masariková's opinion piece compares the perceived cost of freedom in the context of Donald Trump's political influence to daily oil prices.
An employee of OpenAI is accused of eavesdropping on board discussions, leading to their detention by the FBI.
A sports story about the team Toto not being seen recently, and Prievidza securing an access that was later found to be flawed.
The Slovak television market will see the launch of four new channels featuring crime series and films.
French President Emmanuel Macron is visiting Budapest, where attendees reportedly express apprehension about anti-Soviet sentiments among Hungarians.
An article suggests that consuming eight specific foods regularly can contribute to a longer and healthier life after the age of 60.