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The main stories on SME.sk cover a range of topics including a business failure, political commentary, health concerns related to chemicals, government event planning, European defense cooperation, and a political maneuver regarding postal voting. International news includes US congressional…
A company owned by Strnad is experiencing a sharp decline, turning into a 'value trap' and serving as a cautionary tale, with an investigation into the reasons behind its downfall.
Miroslav Beblavý comments on when socialism will be viewed as a normal part of history.
A new study reveals that 'forever chemicals' (PFAS), which are present in everyone's bodies, are associated with an increased risk of aggressive breast cancer.
The Slovak government's Office pre-ordered events for the Cyril-Methodius celebrations in the election year, with a well-known company winning the bid.
Scandinavian, Baltic, British, and Dutch naval forces are joining to counter Russia and monitor the Arctic, indicating a new European defense strategy independent of the US.
The ruling party Smer allowed a proposal to cancel postal voting to fail, and Deputy Speaker Gašpar, who was involved, is now attempting to resurrect it.
Hospitals in the Žilina region face a threat of withdrawal from their association due to the convicted head, Petko, which has led to his function being suspended for corruption charges.
Seven nations have reportedly refused to allow Russian players in the Ice Hockey World Championship, with Czech sources indicating that Slovakia and the USA are not alone in this stance.
The newly elected mayor of Orava is accused of influencing elections, with a decision made by 36 votes.
