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The front page of Pravda features a mix of international and domestic news, with a prominent story on Serbian elections and political figures, a report on unrest in Poland's constitutional court, and a domestic crime incident involving a shooting in Nová Baňa. There are also lifestyle and sports…
A popular champion's actions may have led to the downfall of a prominent figure, despite the involvement of Putin and Fico. The story notes the individual was considered a highly talented European who never played in the NBA.
Actress Turzonovová stated her husband was initially unlikeable to her. Over 51 years of marriage with Adamovič, they experienced infidelity and an illegitimate child.
In Poland, President Nawrocki had to force his way into the constitutional court building. Prime Minister Tusk claims they are restoring order, while the opposition alleges a coup.
A family dispute at a cottage in Nová Baňa resulted in a shooting, leading to a death.
Singer Katka Koščová revealed that her daughter advised her to seek different employment. She also expressed a clear wish for Slovakia.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov presented falsehoods at the G20 meeting. A group photo was canceled, but the minister reportedly had a good time despite a difficult journey.
Pekarčík earned his initial points of the season in a shootout, while goalie Hlavaj achieved a victory.
Germans are sending messages from forests in Lithuania, indicating that traps are set for Russian radars on trees.
Karol Nawrocki has summoned urgent consultations and will question judges appointed during the previous PiS government. He perceives a threat to Poland's internal security.
A bank will freeze a deceased client's account and all access methods. The article addresses when relatives can access funds and inheritance.
