New Twist in Šutaj Eštok vs. Čurillovci Case: Constitutional Court Accepts… ↗
Front page leadSlovakia's Constitutional Court has accepted an appeal filed by police officers in the ongoing Šutaj Eštok vs. Čurillovci case, with 90,000 euros at stake.
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The TA3 news front page highlights a significant legal development in Slovakia, a political poll showing shifting party preferences, local crime, an economic update on Chinese imports, news from the Mochovce nuclear power plant, and international conflict developments. The page also features…
Slovakia's Constitutional Court has accepted an appeal filed by police officers in the ongoing Šutaj Eštok vs. Čurillovci case, with 90,000 euros at stake.
Robert Fico maintains a lead in political preference and trust polls, though his rivals are closing the gap, according to the October SANEP survey which indicated a close contest between Smer and Progressive Slovakia.
A thief in Prievidza was apprehended by an off-duty police officer after the seller's cries alerted him to the crime.
A new fee is now applicable to inexpensive purchases from China, with the potential for a double payment if the seller does not remit the charge.
Loud noises are being reported from the Mochovce nuclear power plant, with officials explaining the sounds are related to the startup of the fourth block.
The Kremlin has sent a clandestine message to Berlin indicating that the drone attack on a German airport, which the US attributes to Vladimir Putin, will not be the last.
The body of a police chief's daughter was found in a forest, with the killer remaining unknown for decades until modern genetics identified Ted Bundy.