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Friday, November 06, 2026
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Police have accused another man in connection with the alleged trafficking of hundreds of weapons from Slovakia to international criminal organizations. This follows a police operation that exposed a significant black market for weapons destined for European criminal groups. In other legal news, the trial in the murder case of Daniel Tupý continues, with the court set to hear testimony from Ondrejčák, a former leader of the 'Pitbulls' gang. Separately, a police inspection has detained a police officer under serious suspicions of wrongdoing.
New allegations have emerged concerning Zoroslav Kollár's fund, which reportedly sent over 1.2 million euros to spa facilities linked to his family, with some funds channeled through an NGO. In economic news, a well-known Slovak transport company that worked for Lidl has declared bankruptcy. The tragic death of a Ukrainian national in Trenčín has led Kyiv to officially deny any involvement of its soldiers in the incident.
On the political front, figures from the Republika and Smer parties are discussing potential post-election cooperation. Milan Uhrík, leader of the Republika party, has not excluded the possibility of a referendum on Slovakia's withdrawal from NATO and has expressed his party's desire to lead the Ministry of Interior. Meanwhile, political commentary criticizes Progressive Slovakia leaders Michal Šimečka and Ľudovít Ódor on economic issues, while another commentary praises the current government's effectiveness. In sports, Slovak hockey player Juraj Slafkovský made a spectacular assist, with his coach calling it his best game of the season.
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Political figures from the Republika and Smer parties are discussing their potential post-election cooperation. Milan Uhrík, leader of the Republika party, has not excluded the possibility of a referendum on Slovakia's withdrawal from NATO and has expressed his party's desire to lead the Ministry of Interior. Concurrently, political commentary criticizes Progressive Slovakia leaders Michal Šimečka and Ľudovít Ódor on economic issues, while another commentary suggests the current government is…
Pravda:
Sour Economic Sauce (TRESK! 2) Cooked by Masters from Progressive Slovakia. As…
Igor Daniš criticizes progressive politicians Šimečka and Ódor, suggesting they are out of touch with the public's concerns regarding education, housing, and cost of living, issues prevalent in Western European countries led by liberal governments aligned with Progressive Slovakia.
TA3:
Republika and Smer after the elections? Uhrík: We would not vote for…
Political figures from the Republika and Smer parties discuss their potential post-election cooperation, with differing views on 'informants' and party leadership.
Pravda:
Uhrík Did Not Rule Out Referendum on Leaving NATO, Republika Wants Ministry of…
The leader of the Republika party, Uhrík, has not excluded the possibility of a referendum on Slovakia's withdrawal from NATO and has expressed the party's desire to lead the Ministry of Interior. A recent dispute with the Progressive Slovakia party highlighted the boundaries of potential…
Aktuality.sk:
Commentary: This Government is the Most Effective in History; Robert Fico Can…
A commentary piece suggests that the current government is the most effective in history and humorously implies Robert Fico could return to Croatia.
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The court proceedings in the murder case of Daniel Tupý are ongoing, with the court scheduled to hear testimony from Ondrejčák, a former leader of the 'Pitbulls' gang.
TA3:
Trial in the murder case of Daniel Tupý continues. Court to hear former…
The court proceedings in the murder case of Daniel Tupý are ongoing, with the court scheduled to hear testimony from Ondrejčák, a former leader of the 'Pitbulls' gang.
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Zoroslav Kollár's fund is alleged to have sent over 1.2 million euros to spa facilities connected to his family, with some of these funds reportedly channeled through an NGO.
Aktuality.sk:
Kollár's Fund Sent Over Million Euros to Spas Linked to His Family; Funds Also…
Zoroslav Kollár's fund reportedly sent over 1.2 million euros to spa facilities connected to his family, with some funds channeled through an NGO.
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A prominent Slovak transport company, known for transporting goods for Lidl and showcasing electric Mercedes trucks, has declared bankruptcy.
Aktuality.sk:
Transport Company for Lidl Bankrupt
A well-known Slovak transport company, which transported goods for Lidl and showcased electric Mercedes trucks, has gone bankrupt.
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Slovak hockey player Juraj Slafkovský delivered a spectacular assist, amusing reporters, and his coach remarked it was his best game of the season.
Aktuality.sk:
VIDEO: Slafkovský Shines with a Dream Pass, Amuses Reporters; Coach Says Best…
Juraj Slafkovský, a Slovak hockey player, made a spectacular assist and entertained reporters, with his coach stating it was his best game of the season.
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A well-known actor has shared an emotional account of his private life, detailing his experiences living with a severely disabled son.
Aktuality.sk:
Living with a Seriously Ill Son: Actor Shares Rare Private Moments
An actor shares an emotional account of life with his severely disabled son, revealing rare moments from his private life after speaking out about his son's condition.
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