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The Slovak news website SME.sk features stories on a religious community's alleged manipulation and abuse, the approaching e-invoice deadline for businesses, a Slovak woman's experience studying at Harvard, economic struggles in Slovakia, and political appointments. International news includes…
A story details alleged manipulation, spying, and sexual abuse within a religious community in the Turiec region, including the experiences of a woman named Natália.
The article discusses the upcoming e-invoice system for businesses in Slovakia, explaining its functionality and implications for entrepreneurs.
The article shares the experience of a Slovak woman named Miška who studied at Harvard University, detailing the collaborative learning environment and high tuition costs.
An economic report highlights that a significant portion of Slovaks struggle to afford meat regularly, placing Slovakia among the countries with the lowest meat consumption in the EU.
The article reports on Minister Migaľ's alleged appointment of individuals associated with Taraba to positions within the ministry, despite prior criticism of such roles.
Investors in a project, possibly related to Košice or Maroko, did not achieve their intended goals, with the summary mentioning a 'silný suseda' (strong neighbor) and a failed investment.
A legal dispute concerning the Višňové tunnel has concluded with an absolute victory, though the process incurred costs.
Pope Francis is recovering well after surgery and spent a peaceful night at the Gemelli hospital in Rome, the Vatican confirmed.
The Bratislava Dance Festival is celebrating its 30th anniversary, with the program highlighting the event's history and main figures.
A statement, possibly by a Russian official, asserts that Russia has never condemned the USA and reacts to attacks on Ukrainian infrastructure.
This is a promotional piece for a film titled 'Ivan Hrozný,' about a king who reigned for 40 years, highlighting its place in Slovak cinema history.
