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The front page of TA3, a Slovak news website, features a mix of domestic and international news. Top domestic stories include changes in invoicing that will lead to increased costs for many and a significant number of layoffs at a German company in Slovakia. International news covers the conflict…
Changes to invoicing starting in January will increase costs for many, and the new digital postman system is currently used by only a fraction of businesses.
A former vice president of the IIHF stated that Ukraine will participate in the 2027 World Championships, with Russia also being a potential participant, alongside delays.
Individuals believing they were rescuing women from the war in Ukraine were defrauded by romance scammers, losing thousands of euros.
The upcoming congressional elections in the US could potentially limit Donald Trump's influence and alter the political landscape in Washington.
Presenters wore black and read news from paper as Czech television and radio employees went on strike to protest against actions by the government.
The United States aims for a breakthrough in the conflict before winter, with Russia and Ukraine scheduled to hold negotiations in a week.
A major German company has announced significant workforce reductions, which will affect approximately 700 individuals in Slovakia.
A tragic train collision in Spain resulted in 69 fatalities, and authorities have identified all the victims.
The US launched an attack on an Iranian island in the Strait of Hormuz, shortly after President Trump had discussed a potential deal.
Scientists propose that comets, potentially acting as carriers of life, may have been unsuccessful on Earth but could have succeeded on Mars.
Iran is reportedly preparing for renewed conflict but has not ruled out diplomacy, with upcoming elections in the US and Israel potentially influencing the situation.
An analyst suggests that gas stations will likely resist lowering diesel prices substantially below two euros per liter.
Russia is constructing a large radar installation near NATO borders, with a mysterious ring structure also being built in the vicinity.
A young man's attempt to ride between metro cars in Prague resulted in the amputation of his leg, with police and bystanders aiding in his rescue.
An exclusive interview with President Pellegrini is scheduled to air on TA3 on Tuesday at 2 PM, hosted by Diana Štrusová.
