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The Slovak news website SME.sk features domestic political news about the results of local elections and economic commentary. International news includes a report on a Russian spy, events in Sudan, and commentary on the war in Ukraine. There's also a piece on the cultural significance of Sherpas…
Robert Štefunko explained the election results for the Progressive Slovakia (PS) party, noting the election of two independent mayors and 75 deputies, attributing the outcome partly to regional disparities compared to Bratislava.
Entrepreneurs from the Gemer region have identified a market gap by focusing on European-made products instead of Chinese imports, capitalizing on the trend of supporting local and regional production.
Information from a Russian spy and a Dubai bank account, reportedly obtained from the phone of Donald Trump's son-in-law, has allegedly revealed sensitive details.
This story details the long and difficult process of gaining testimony from Sherpas about their experiences, which involved physical harm and took many years to reveal.
The Slovak government is struggling to foster economic growth, as proposed ideas are reportedly dismissed, and businesses are focused on immediate, short-term measures rather than long-term strategy.
Theater director Emil Banáš commented on his legacy and the end of cooperation with the Ikar theater, stating that interviews serve as his memorial.
A report on how culinary traditions in the Tatra region are evolving, with new twists like mango pierogi emerging alongside traditional dishes.
A newsletter discusses the Slovak government's stance on the war in Ukraine, suggesting that its position aligns with narratives promoted by the Kremlin and other pro-Russian entities.
A substantial loan to manufacturers is reportedly straining trade relations, with strict enforcement of compliance measures by American entities.
An analysis of hockey player Dalibor Dvorský's performance and potential, with commentary from St. Louis and admission of challenges in coaching the hockey club.
Slovak tennis player Mia Pohánková encountered difficulties in her first match at the Tokyo tournament, while Katarína Valentová's progress is being tracked online.
An investigation is underway in Greece concerning a perpetrator allegedly involved in money laundering and forgery activities.
Reports indicate a peaceful departure and a belief in the future among Serbs, with celebrations of election results continuing after the vote.
An attack occurred at a market in Sudan resulting in 21 deaths, with targets including a military center and outposts in Darfur.
A new documentary film focuses on the life of Katarína Kapustová, known for initiating the 'Chachalaland' case, exploring themes of trauma and legal processes.
