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The news from TA3 covers a mix of international and domestic Slovak issues. Top stories include sports news about Russian athletes and potential boycotts, domestic crime investigations involving weapons trafficking and a murder trial, and international incidents such as the detention of a Czech…
Russia is reportedly pleased that a major overseas sports giant is seemingly on their side regarding a boycott, with the entity still remaining silent on the matter.
The court proceedings in the murder case of Daniel Tupý are ongoing, with the court scheduled to hear testimony from Ondrejčák, a former leader of the 'Pitbulls' gang.
Police have accused another man in connection with the alleged trafficking of hundreds of weapons from Slovakia to international criminal organizations.
Ukrainians are recounting alleged atrocities in Oleshky, describing instances of torture and humiliation by Russian forces.
While diesel prices have increased and gasoline has seen a slight decrease, Slovaks are still paying the highest prices for gasoline among the Visegrad Group countries.
A football match saw a record number of red cards issued, with coaches and even ball boys reportedly involved in a brawl.
A rare and dangerous fungus, found in soil, is attacking the human brain and has a mortality rate as high as 70%.
A creature that appears harmless, resembling a plush toy, has been rediscovered by scientists after nearly a century and possesses dangerous capabilities.
A Czech Member of the European Parliament was detained upon her arrival in Beijing, had her passport taken, and reported intimidation tactics by the Chinese authorities.
A woman has died from injuries sustained almost a year after a shooting incident on Bondi Beach, bringing the total number of victims to two.
Following the tragic death of a Ukrainian national in Trenčín, Kyiv has officially denied any involvement of its soldiers in the incident.
In the NHL, Černák was named the second star of his game, while Dvorský scored and Slafkovský assisted in his team's victory.
Political figures from the Republika and Smer parties discuss their potential post-election cooperation, with differing views on 'informants' and party leadership.
Members of the European Parliament have criticized Pavel's negotiation skills, citing his inability to resolve domestic disputes and his background as a former NATO general.
A former IIHF spokesperson has outlined a scenario where Russian athletes might circumvent their ban from international competitions, potentially leading to a 'hockey farce' at the World Championship.
