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The news on TA3 front page covers a range of topics including a shooting incident in Krakow, the ongoing Kuciak case in Slovakia, international relations involving Trump and Ukraine, and domestic Slovak politics. There are also stories on technological advancements, a health-related robot, and…
The shooter who killed six people in Krakow has died from his injuries in hospital, while the police officer who apprehended him is out of an artificial coma. Poland is observing a day of national mourning.
The Kuciak case is being heard again in court, with police officers set to testify at the request of Marian Kočner.
Donald Trump has stated that Ukraine will undergo changes and suggested that hatred between Putin and Zelensky is preventing peace.
The CEO of Nvidia has admitted to being unfaithful to his wife, while his mistress is under suspicion of espionage for China.
A scientist has discovered an object that may be Earth's third temporary mini-moon, temporarily captured by the planet's gravity.
This article discusses the technology behind smooth people flow in modern buildings, focusing on entrance systems.
UFC President Dana White was reportedly considered for a White House spokesperson role, though Donald Trump claims it was a joke and that White liked the idea.
A new robot is designed to save women's lives, offering hope to those who have waited decades for a diagnosis and suffered severe pain.
A year after a train collision near Pezinok injured over a hundred people, the train driver has recently been charged.
Robert Fico is returning the environmental ministry to Peter Pellegrini and refuses to mediate a dispute between Danko and Taraba, while insisting on his claims about a referendum.
An enigmatic discovery by astronomers, initially thought to be a software error, could lead to the expansion of the list of known dwarf planets.
The motive behind the shooting in Krakow remains unclear, with various sources questioning claims of far-right involvement.
Thousands of fake news stories have flooded Poland following the massacre in Krakow, with some reports suggesting Russian involvement.
Reports from Moscow describe a crackdown on young people, with allegations of police violence, withholding water, and pressuring them to sign military contracts.
Key votes on Tuesday will reveal how Prime Minister Fico intends to hold onto power, as his coalition has lost its majority.
