Taraba Took an Official to the Vatican, Gave Her 90,000 Reward ↗
Front page leadMinister Taraba allegedly took an official to the Vatican and awarded her 90,000 in bonuses, with the highest premiums issued after a scandal involving EU funds.
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Minister Taraba allegedly took an official to the Vatican and awarded her 90,000 in bonuses, with the highest premiums issued after a scandal involving EU funds.
A former captive recounts experiencing daily suicidal thoughts and describes atrocities committed in Russian captivity.
The article explores three methods for optimizing returns on available funds, considering changes in bank interest rates and bond investments.
Francesco Calzona discusses the Slovak Football Association's debts to his team and the reasons behind his disappointed departure.
Gabika Marcinková speaks for the first time since her divorce, admitting that the court proceedings were difficult.
The discussion focuses on energy policy, questioning the timeline for new nuclear power plants and the reliance on wind energy.
Xiaomi is offering Black Friday discounts of up to 40% on its products.
A popular actor and his 20-year-old daughter, Izabela, attracted attention with her bold style on the red carpet.
The commentary criticizes the 'politics of revenge' practiced by Igor Matovič and Robert Fico, suggesting it fuels support for autocracy.
A survey indicates that a portion of the Slovak population finds political violence to be acceptable.
Ján Ferenčák is suing to overturn election results while simultaneously facing suspicions himself, having recently withdrawn 7,000 euros from an account.
The article discusses the future development and changes in the surroundings of newly purchased apartments over the next five years.
The track maintenance at Bratislava's main station has concluded ahead of schedule, with dozens of trains returning to their normal schedules.
The Száraz family, despite being 30 million in debt and lacking experience, managed to build the largest ketchup production company.
An explanation is offered on the origins of individuals wearing turbans in Slovakia, suggesting a broader involvement beyond just Robert Fico.
Lawmakers discuss the implications of the coalition losing its majority, debating whether it constitutes a minority government or a moral hazard.
The election result in Sliač, decided by a mere eight votes, has led to a lawsuit filed by the defeated mayor.