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The news from SME.sk focuses on Slovak domestic affairs, including political statements by Prime Minister Fico regarding an advisor, an investigation into a fire at a train station, and a major drug smuggling case involving a Slovak financier. International news includes an analysis of Donald…
Prime Minister Fico has spoken out about 'scoundrel' behavior directed at his advisor Lindtner, while investigators involved in the case were promoted during the current government's term.
Poland's rapid economic growth may be masking several underlying threats and challenges.
Firefighters have identified the cause of a fire at the Žilina railway station, stating it was not an act of sabotage, but the exact circumstances are still unclear.
Following the elections, the American president's actions and political situation are drawing parallels to Richard Nixon's presidency.
An individual who has rescued hundreds of animals recounts their most challenging experiences, including caring for a bear cub that had been abused.
Police are investigating a prominent Slovak financier in connection with an alleged attempt to transport tons of cocaine via yachts.
A story about two smiling children carrying Christmas shopping bags, conveying a message of hope for families spending the holidays together.
President Zelenskyy has expressed support for the Democrats following their electoral victory and indicated that Ukraine will rely on their support in its conflict.
Prime Minister Fico has provided his perspective on a lawsuit filed by a former prosecutor, offering justification for the damages awarded.
Members of the European Parliament are currently in their second reading of a bill, with a proposed amendment to the constitution also included in the legislative agenda.
Arab political parties within Israel have denied allegations that they have influenced political persecution.
