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The front page of Pravda features prominent stories on the US midterm elections where Democrats gained control of both the House and Senate, with Trump blaming the election outcome on specific factors. Another major story covers the conflict in Ukraine, with reports suggesting that Russia has been…
Democrats have taken control of both the House and Senate in the US elections, with Republicans losing their majority in Congress. Trump attributes the defeat to factors unrelated to his presence on the ballot.
Russia has been compelled to return to negotiation table, while Ukraine is preparing new strategies regarding Donbas and avoiding direct discussions on the topic with Putin.
Bakers warn that bread and pastries could become luxury items if the government does not provide swift assistance, citing significant increases in gas, diesel, and wages.
After a five-month vacancy, Mário Humený has been appointed as the new director of the Slovak Caves Administration.
Police have concluded an investigation into a corruption case involving state land, where significant sums of money, potentially hundreds of thousands of euros, were allegedly involved in facilitating deals.
North Korea has once again test-fired ballistic missiles into the Sea of Japan, with analysts suggesting potential arms supplies to Russia.
The Regional Court has definitively acquitted Ľuboš Ferus and other defendants in the murder case of Miroslav Sýkora after nearly 30 years, ruling them not guilty.
An analysis explores how artificial intelligence is transforming cybercrime and discusses methods of defense.
The article highlights the striking difference in appearance of Ivana Christová, the first Miss Czechoslovakia, over 37 years, suggesting she has found a recipe for eternal youth.
