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The Aktuality.sk front page features a mix of domestic Slovak politics, crime, health, business, and international news. A prominent story discusses proposed changes to witness protection laws, potentially benefiting individuals like Tibor Gašpar. Other domestic news includes a business owner…
Robert Fico describes criminals and informants as scoundrels, and parliament is set to revise the rules for cooperating witnesses, with opposition suggesting it's to save Tibor Gašpar.
A business owner received a penalty for a missing symbol on tax documents, despite paying dues on time.
Peter Bárdy's commentary questions the Prime Minister's state of mind and resolve.
Mikaela Shiffrin withdraws from the opening slalom events, favoring another athlete with high chances for a new championship title.
This article highlights 8 foods that contribute significantly to weight gain, noting that even small quantities can be dangerous.
This article explains and provides an example of a common cash-on-delivery scam targeting online sellers.
The Pediatric Cardiology Center has obtained a new device that will save lives of children with heart conditions.
The singer Sima, who became a mother six months ago, discusses her return to work and offers advice to other mothers on how she quickly got back in shape.
MEP Cifrová Ostrihoňová believes that Peter Drucker's proposed ban on social media for children is unnecessary and will be stopped by the EU.
A police officer injured during a shooting in Krakow has awakened from a coma, and his first words have deeply moved Poles.
A historian reveals the painful aspects of Slovakia's transformation after 1989, where children grew up with the trauma of their father's suicide.
This analysis highlights the fragility of family businesses, with a significant portion unable to operate without their leader for an extended period.
A video has captured the final moments of individuals who were subsequently killed by a Russian bomb, emphasizing the grim realities faced by Ukrainians.
The investigator in the murder case of Ján Kuciak has disclosed behind-the-scenes details of the investigation during court proceedings.
For the third time, the prosecutor has sent back the investigation into the 'ticket affair' involving Matúš Šutaj Eštok to the police.
Despite ongoing scrutiny, bonuses from Tomas Taraba continue, with one official earning more in a month than a family's annual income.
