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The TA3 news front page in Slovakia focuses heavily on domestic politics, including parliamentary proceedings, the impact of 'repentants' on governance, and the trial related to the murder of Ján Kuciak. International news covers the conflict in Ukraine, Middle East developments, and statements…
The Slovak Parliament reconvened after the weekend to address over 200 proposals, including those related to 'repentants,' voting from abroad, and laws returned by the president. Voting is scheduled to commence at 11:00 AM.
An analyst explains how the testimony of 'repentants' could enable Prime Minister Fico to govern even without parliamentary approval for laws.
The trial for the murder of Ján Kuciak is proceeding without the main defendants, while the court also investigates the assets of Marian Kočner.
Police have made a first arrest in connection with the attack on a girl in Veľká Lomnica, but are currently withholding further details about the case.
Following a phone conversation with Russian President Putin, Norway's Prime Minister warned against illusions of peace, stating Putin seemed rational but unwilling to end the conflict.
Prior to negotiations with Russia, Ukrainian officials held consultations with their allies, with Witkoff and Kushner reportedly present at the meeting.
The article outlines five essential points to consider ahead of crucial negotiations in Abu Dhabi concerning peace or potential concessions to Russia.
Donald Trump has stated that the conflict with Iran is effectively over, attributing this shift to the Republican party's recent election defeats.
Ukrainian experts are warning of a new phase of Russian terror, characterized by the deployment of drones capable of independently selecting targets.
Slovak Prime Minister Fico will host the Czech government led by Babiš in Bratislava to continue discussions on closer cooperation, building upon a previous memorandum.
An economist discusses why neighboring countries are experiencing faster salary growth than Slovakia, despite comparable work efforts, and identifies the reasons behind this economic disparity.
U.S. aircraft were reportedly moved from a British base due to an Iranian threat, with Washington currently assessing the seriousness of the situation.
Following criticism for his comments about women's hockey, Macinka apologized to the press and acknowledged his mistake.
A doctor describes treating victims after a shooting, including the attacker who required three surgeries, emphasizing a victim-centered approach.
