ETV Sports Show, February 26
Elena Malõgina reached the quarter-finals in Slovakia, while Kristjan Ilves jumped over 200 meters in Austria.
Families on Elder Care / Four Stories of People Facing the Dilemma of Caring for Their Loved Ones. They Deal with Guilt and Lack of Help
This article shares four personal stories of families in Slovakia grappling with the challenges of caring for elderly relatives, highlighting issues of inadequate services, ethical dilemmas, and the emotional toll on caregivers.
This We Will Cut: How to Discourage Listeners
This podcast episode humorously discusses absurd topics and aims to entertain listeners, albeit with a suggestion to seek professional help if they endure the content till the end.
Using AI for Cancer Treatment. The Era of Human Evaluation of Biological Experiments is Over, Says Data Scientist Kováč
Michal Kováč discusses the growing importance of artificial intelligence in the field of life sciences and cancer treatment.
Newsfilter: Fico is changing election rules, prepare for the worst
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico's coalition is moving to change electoral laws, eliminating mail-in voting from abroad and potentially altering other voting rules to serve their political interests.
I have a beehive in my head
The article explores personal and historical narratives of people from Czechoslovakia during significant political changes.
Median shows a significant lead for Tisza; Orbán deploys soldiers nationwide (45 days until the election)
A recent poll shows the Tisza party leading significantly ahead of Hungary's April 2026 election, while Prime Minister Orbán has taken security measures by deploying soldiers to strategic locations.
Prosecutor Palovič acquitted in the case of 100,000 euros bribery to cover up the investigation of Carlton
A specialized court in Banská Bystrica has acquitted prosecutor Bystrík Palovič of charges related to bribery and abuse of public office.
Kováčik received over a quarter of a million from a fraudster in the case of lost iPhones, claims Huliak. Criminal complaints are being filed by both him and Kováčik
Minister Rudolf Huliak alleges that Ján Kováčik received €260,000 from convicted fraudster Ján Šípoš, connected to a loan agreement for the Slovak Football Association.
What state is Trump in?
The article discusses the alarming characteristics of Donald Trump's presidency, framing it within the context of fascism and authoritarianism.
The opposition in Hungary is increasing its lead, Orbán sends soldiers to the streets (45 days until elections)
In Hungary, the opposition party Tisza holds a significant lead in polls ahead of the upcoming elections, prompting Prime Minister Orbán to deploy soldiers to safeguard strategic energy infrastructure due to concerns over potential saboteurs.
When you see us as barbarians, we will become them. The film Wizard from the Kremlin reminds of the creation of Russia's savior Putin
The article discusses the depiction of Vladimir Putin in the film 'Wizard from the Kremlin' and reflects on his rise to power amidst the backdrop of Russia's chaotic political landscape at the end of Boris Yeltsin's presidency.
Abortion Tourism / The European Commission Will Not Establish a New Financial Mechanism. Access to Abortions May Go Through the European Social Fund
The European Commission has rejected the initiative for a new financial mechanism to expand access to abortions, stating that member states can utilize existing tools like the European Social Fund for support.
I saw a flash and came to under the collapsed roof, describes the man who was injured in the tragedy in Komárno
A 67-year-old man in Slovakia was injured during the collapse of a concrete shelter while applying for an ID card.
Alternatives to Oil via Druzhba / Would Adriatic and Reverse from Czechia Be Enough for Us?
The article discusses the vulnerabilities in energy pipelines in Ukraine, particularly focusing on the Druzhba pipeline amid ongoing conflicts and attacks.
Analysis: Since the Rise of Fico's Government, NGOs Have Lost at Least 16 Million
Non-governmental organizations in Slovakia have lost at least 16 million euros in public funding since the establishment of Robert Fico's fourth government, according to an analysis by the Platform for Democracy and the Open Society Foundation.
Slovakia and Hungary continue supplying electricity to Ukraine despite threats
Slovakia and Hungary are maintaining their electricity exports to Ukraine despite political pressure and earlier statements suggesting a potential halt.
Zoom of Michal Lukáč / I entered the MMA fight pregnant. I still want an abortion, I defend myself
Czech influencer admits to participating in an MMA fight while pregnant, stating her intention to have an abortion afterwards.
Erik Kaliňák announced the end of voting by mail from abroad on the disinformation platform Infovojna
Slovak government coalition prepares to limit mail-in voting from abroad, shifting to in-person voting at embassies only.
Slovak Hostile Act in Favor of Putin: Fico's Threats to Ukraine Have Put Bratislava on the Front Pages
Slovakia's Prime Minister Robert Fico has drawn global media attention by threatening to cut off emergency electricity supplies to Ukraine amidst ongoing Russian attacks.
Chart of the Day: Even Good Results from Nvidia Did Not Alleviate Concerns About the Bubble Surrounding Artificial Intelligence
Nvidia's strong fourth-quarter results fail to dispel concerns about a potential bubble in artificial intelligence despite exceeding expectations.
Katarína Mathernová on the Atmosphere in Ukraine / Russians are killing more and more civilians, people are incredibly exhausted but still determined
Katarína Mathernová, the EU ambassador to Ukraine, discusses the dire situation in Ukraine, where civilian casualties are rising amidst a prolonged war and pervasive exhaustion among the population.
How do plants know when to bloom? A botanist explains how plants cope with returning frosts
A Slovak botanist discusses how different plants know when to bloom and their responses to returning frosts.
A tragic accident in the Tatras favored by Lithuanians: an avalanche killed a well-known athlete
An avalanche in the Mengusovska Valley of Slovakia claimed the lives of two men, including a famous athlete, during a skiing excursion.
The Largest Space Cooperation between Czechia and Slovakia: CEVROSat II Will Create a Duo of Satellites
Czechia and Slovakia are collaborating on the CEVROSat II project to develop a dual-satellite system.
How to Make Sense of It / Why Does the Catholic Church "Cultivate" Veneration for Relics? Is the Immortal Soul Not More Important Than the Dead Body?
The article discusses the Catholic Church's controversial stance on relics, highlighting differing opinions among believers regarding their significance.
In Gorilla it was concealed, now Fico praises Penta publicly
Robert Fico, once a critic of financial groups, now publicly praises the Penta investment group amid allegations of corruption and collusion.
Did you sell a property in less than five years? You may have an obligation to file a tax return
In Slovakia, individuals who sell a property within five years are required to file a tax return and pay taxes on the income from the sale.
Development of the Fighting (Day 1463): The War Seen from Space, Footage from the ISS First Shows Russian Missiles Heading Towards Kyiv
Fascinating and terrifying images from the International Space Station reveal a Russian missile attack on Kyiv for the first time.
Truck driver dies in Slovakia after colliding with a train, 14 injured
A truck driver was killed in Slovakia following a collision with a train, which resulted in injuries to 14 other people.
Starting Monday, the state will again begin selling bonds for people. Last year they sold out quickly
The Slovak government is set to relaunch the sale of bonds for the public with lower interest rates than last year, aiming to make them an attractive investment alternative amid changing market conditions.
Fico Turned Around, Put Aside "Ideological Glasses" and Praises Penta in Healthcare
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has reversed his stance on private financial groups in healthcare, commending them during the opening of a new Penta hospital pavilion.
Immocap plans to build another complex in the predominantly office area of Mlynské Nivy
Immocap has announced plans to invest 45 million euros in a new real estate complex called Aura, located in the Mlynské Nivy area of Bratislava.
It is not fair when a man buys an expensive bicycle and a woman nothing. The debate about money touches us in a sensitive spot
The article discusses the challenges couples face regarding communication about finances, highlighting the emotional complexity and societal pressures involved.
The Future of World Security / Should We Fear More from Putin or AI?
The article discusses potential threats to global security, comparing the risks posed by world leaders such as Putin with the emerging dangers associated with artificial intelligence.
The Bust of Cecilia Wanted to be Exhibited in Levoča Already in November. Šimkovičová Stopped It
The exhibition of the bust of Cecilia Gonzaga in Levoča has been unexpectedly canceled by the Ministry of Culture after previously being planned for November.
Plenković at the Government meeting on oil for Hungary and Slovakia, missing persons, Ukraine…
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković emphasized the country's readiness to ensure oil supply to Hungary and Slovakia during a government meeting.
Czechia relies on Ukrainian muscles and Slovak brains
The article discusses the demographic shift in Czechia, highlighting the increasing numbers of foreign workers, notably from Slovakia and Ukraine, and the wage disparities between these groups.
In Slovakia, they face charges of extremism, while in Hungary, the government applauds them. The story of the commemorative monument of the regional flag
In Slovakia, several individuals face charges of extremism due to the construction of a monument that resembles a historical national flag, which some authorities claim glorifies past totalitarian regimes.
A train collided with a truck in Slovakia, the driver died
A tragic accident in Slovakia resulted in the death of a truck driver after a train collided with his vehicle.
Elena Malõgina reached the quarter-finals in Slovakia
Estonian tennis player Elena Malõgina advanced to the quarter-finals of the W75 ITF tournament in Trnava, Slovakia, after defeating two opponents.
Even soldiers do not see as much death as rescuers on the front. I've never seen such bravery, says Swedish filmmaker
A Swedish filmmaker highlights the extraordinary bravery of military medics on the Ukrainian front, emphasizing their increasingly dangerous work due to evolving battlefield conditions.
Dušan Pacúch Examines Alienation and Fear of Artificial Intelligence. He Has His First Exhibition in His Hometown
Artist Dušan Pacúch showcases his first exhibition in his hometown, exploring themes of alienation and fear related to artificial intelligence.
Scandal with overpriced caps for police; Šutaj Eštok has initiated a bigger tender.
After a scandal concerning overpriced police caps, Interior Minister Matúš Šutaj Eštok has launched a new tender related to police caps, scrapping an earlier purchase following media scrutiny.
Surprising attachment to America / Merz does not want a German nuclear bomb - and prohibits even considering it
The article discusses Europe's search for nuclear alternatives amidst doubts about NATO's commitment, focusing on Poland's desire for its own nuclear weapons and Germany's hesitant approach under Friedrich Merz.
Táňa Pauhofová: Fico is making himself a Putin riding a bear
Actress Táňa Pauhofová expresses her frustration with Slovak culture politics and discusses her resignation from the Slovak National Theatre due to disagreements with the current Minister of Culture.
Fico Admits to Changing Elections. Voting That Is Not Going Well for Him Would Be Abolished
Slovak politician Robert Fico is considering changes to the electoral system to eliminate voting conditions that are unfavorable to him.
Creativity Alone Doesn't Win. It Needs Media Power
This article highlights the findings of a study indicating that creativity in advertising is ineffective without a strong media presence.
Gevorkyan is making its first expansion abroad by taking over a metallurgical factory in Italy.
Artur Gevorkyan's company is expanding internationally by acquiring a metallurgical factory in Italy, aiming to grow its operations in the local market.
Why Smer Isn't Falling Even Though Republika is Growing, and What's Happening in the Opposition? Heads of AKO, Ipsos, and Focus Explain the Polls
Recent party preference polls in Slovakia indicate a decline for the Progressive Slovakia party alongside significant growth for the Republika party.