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The front page of SME.sk features a mix of domestic and international news, with a focus on Slovak politics, economics, and sports. Key stories include discussions on the future of car ownership, political maneuvering in Bratislava, and the economic impact of ticket prices. International news…
The article discusses the future of car ownership, suggesting a shift towards subscription models and predicting increased prices for new cars, especially with the phasing out of diesel engines.
Six political parties have formed an alliance against Bratislava's mayor, while not all partners share Krajniak's vision for a nationwide conservative coalition.
Mia Pohánková is described as a rising tennis star, enjoying her career and life off the court.
The article questions the high cost of public transport tickets, with the SaS party criticizing an 'invisible' application while the ministry defends its success.
This cultural piece explores the life of a woman who remained unmarried but was acquainted with pragmatists, visionaries, manipulators, and parasites.
Robert Fico traveled to Split using a private jet, a mode of transport that has also been used on this route during his previous holidays.
This commentary piece discusses the need for therapeutic chairs, relating it to encounters in archives and daily life.
Trnka, who lost the election to Košice mayor, is criticized for investing in an ATM, as revealed in an interview with Marián Porvazník.
Mia Pohánková is described as a tennis comet who has not faded, and she loves Harry Potter, fun, and her bed.
The article discusses political developments in Bratislava and the formation of new political entities in Slovakia.
The article speculates about a new owner for Tesc, suggesting it might appear in a different form.
An employee received a one-year suspended sentence after an incident at a bakery.
A tennis player's defeat is framed as a success, despite not being able to compete with a Russian opponent in Tokyo.
Saudi Arabia claims to have intercepted a drone flying over its capital city, Riyadh.
Max Verstappen and Liam Lawson will be penalized for a collision during training in Mexico, with one driver moving up one position.
The article suggests that dystopian futures are not to be feared, as the path towards a toxic legacy is already being paved.
