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The Aktuality.sk front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on Slovak politics and societal issues, alongside economic and international events. Top stories include a report on circumventing highway tolls with large tractors, internal police promotions…
Large 40-ton tractors are reportedly evading highway tolls and tachograph regulations on Slovak roads, with the state appearing to be unaware of the situation.
Several individuals have received extraordinary promotions within the police force, with Diana Santusová now holding the rank of colonel.
Commentator Martin Behul argues that Robert Fico's actions have pushed Peter Pellegrini to seek more power.
In an NHL game, Slovak hockey players Juraj Slafkovský and Dalibor Dvorský were inches away from scoring goals.
A couple, married for over a decade, has surprisingly announced their divorce, with one partner admitting that not all good things endure.
The head of an agency related to Slovensko.sk discusses the reasons behind signing a 90 million euro contract.
An analysis suggests that human ego, rather than AI technology itself, poses the greatest risk in the current era, exploring lessons leaders might glean from nature.
A well-known Slovak model has revealed the gender of her baby shortly after birth, as she prepares to become a mother.
An extraordinary situation has been declared in the city of Žilina following a fire in an apartment building.
Israel is on the brink of an electoral deadlock, raising questions about whether Benjamin Netanyahu can maintain his position as leader.
A Slovak woman discusses her decision to trade her career for a life by the Black Sea and the unexpected negative aspects she has encountered in a popular tourist destination.
Admiral Bauer warns that a war has commenced, with Putin launching an offensive against the entire system.
Prime Minister Robert Fico's actions have inadvertently given Michal Šimečka a strategic advantage in upcoming elections.
During a visit to Prague to meet with Andrej Babiš, Prime Minister Robert Fico was met with jeers and shouts from protesters.
Commentator Boris Zala analyzes recent elections, highlighting the poor performance of the Republika party and what he describes as the Smer party's embarrassment.
