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The front page of Pravda.sk features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include reports on Romanian Roma benefiting from German social benefits, an issue with newly opened highway sections in Slovakia lacking gas stations, and a dispute between Czech and Slovak hockey figures…
Romanian Roma are reportedly prospering by claiming German social benefits and child allowances, using the funds to purchase luxury cars and build houses in their home country, as described by a local mayor.
Slovak highway authorities celebrated the opening of a new D1 highway section, but drivers will face up to 125 kilometers without any gas stations.
Czech hockey legend Dominik Hašek labeled Russian hockey players as propaganda for war, to which Juraj Chmelár responded by questioning Hašek's stance on other conflicts and highlighting perceived double standards.
The Belarusian KGB is reportedly purchasing spies in Poland for a nominal price of one euro as part of an operation codenamed 'Leaflet.'
A scientific study found that seniors who consumed blueberries for three months experienced improvements in their mood.
Scientists returning to the site of the Deepwater Horizon oil disaster discovered that up to 60 percent of marine life had disappeared years after the event.
Renowned winemaker Mrva discusses the exceptional quality of the current wine vintage and the future of winemaking in Slovakia, highlighting 2026 as a significant year.
Actress Judit Pecháček states that her background makes her exceptionally tolerant and adaptable.
The band U2 has released a new album, which includes the final vocal performance of Dolly Parton, recorded before her passing.
Russia launched attacks on Kyiv using ballistic missiles.
