VIDEO: Scandal in Rome. Slovan fans pushed riot police, took their shields and… ↗
Front page leadDuring a football match in Rome, fans of the Slovak club Slovan clashed with riot police, disarming them and causing significant disorder.
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The front page of TA3 features international news including a sports scandal in Rome involving Slovak fans, a story about a cult sect leader and child abuse, a shark stuck in a canal in Korea, an Australian politician's severe injury, and rumors of Kim Jong-un's death. There is also a mention of…
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When children wanted to eat, they were beaten, hunger was to lead them to… ↗
In a remote forest, 400 bodies were discovered belonging to a cult sect, whose leader is now facing trial for alleged abuse and murder.
A toothed celebrity in Korea attracts millions, but it's a race against time… ↗
A shark that has become lost has become trapped in a concrete canal in Korea, attracting significant attention while efforts are made to save it.
Doctors fought to save her second leg, but it had to be amputated. The… ↗
An Australian politician has had both her legs amputated following a car attack, but her condition has since stabilized.
Slovan coach Touré spoke openly after the debacle in Rome: Our level is still… ↗
Following a significant defeat in Rome, the coach of the Slovak football club Slovan acknowledged that the team's current performance level is not yet sufficient and that building a competitive team will require time.
Rumors of Kim Jong-un's death are spreading worldwide. While his sister… ↗
Speculation about the death of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un is circulating globally, intensified by his sister's warlike rhetoric and the regime's release of questionable video content.
Antibiotics are ceasing to work. We are facing an era when we won't be able to… ↗
The effectiveness of common antibiotics is diminishing, raising concerns about a future where routine infections could become untreatable.
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