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The news from Pravda, a Slovakian website, covers international events including a major storm hitting Europe, the death of actor Stacy Keach, potential IIHF action regarding Russian ice hockey, and a past agreement between Trump and Putin concerning Russian oil. Domestically, there's a report on…
The International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) has reportedly found a way to re-impose international isolation on Russia, a decision made in late October that has significantly impacted the hockey world.
A destructive storm is battering Europe with winds up to 140 km/h, leading to school closures and the evacuation of thousands of people, with an outlook for Slovakia also mentioned.
The film industry mourns the passing of actor Stacy Keach, famous for his roles in series like Prison Break and Two and a Half Men.
A night drone attack targeting Russia was also experienced in the Baltic states, with Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia issuing warnings and Finland temporarily restricting its airspace and shipping.
France has lost a remarkable and fearless heroine who was 104 years old and had no fear of the Nazis.
A deal between Trump and Putin has failed, as the final tanker carrying Russian oil destined for the United States has altered its course.
Nitra has unveiled plans for a new stadium, with an estimated cost exceeding 80 million euros, and visual renderings have been presented.
Actress Diana Mórová expresses admiration for the self-expression of contemporary youth, while also feeling older in comparison.
Slovakia recorded its highest number of tourist guests in September, though the market was not primarily fueled by extended stays.
