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The front page of Pravda features domestic news on increased flights and noise complaints near Bratislava airport, international news on a US ambassador's alleged misconduct in Greece, and a sports story about a Stuttgart player's difficult childhood. Other headlines cover Ukrainian drone attacks…
Increased flights, particularly those of Antonov aircraft, are drawing crowds but also disturbing residents near Bratislava with noise, even at night, leading to growing dissatisfaction.
An American ambassador to Greece reportedly requested $100,000 and appeared to confuse her diplomatic mission with a personal holiday, prompting Donald Trump to call for her departure.
A key player for Stuttgart, whose market value exceeds that of the entire Slovan Bratislava squad, experienced harsh bullying during his childhood attributed to his physical appearance.
Ukrainian drones successfully struck the largest data center in Russia, which is owned by the Sberbank financial institution.
During a meeting with Slovaks in Sydney, an expatriate interrupted Slovak officials Martina Šimkovičová and Juraj Blanár with sharp criticism.
Slovenská sporiteľňa, a major Slovak bank, is introducing a new payment method that is expected to change how customers pay for purchases.
The Bratislava Zoo is preparing to launch new exhibits that will allow visitors to get up close with giraffes.
Slovakia has been successful in an arbitration case concerning the Višňové tunnel, with the consortium of Webuild and Dúha ordered to pay 35 million euros.
The television series 'Hriech' broadcast on Markíza is concluding, and a new series with a dramatic story that impacted Czechoslovakia will replace it.
The Slovak women's national football team reflected on their unsuccessful playoff matches against Ukraine for a spot in the 2027 World Cup, with some players expressing disappointment and tears.
