War Delayed or How Bibi Pushed Trump to War
The article argues about the implications of the U.S. and Israel's military actions against Iran and the concept of sovereignty as it relates to the Iranian regime.
Newsfilter: You Don't Need a Security Council When You Are Governing the State Like Fico Nostro
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has decided not to convene the Security Council despite the escalating situation in the Middle East, contrary to the swift action taken by his Czech counterpart.
Juraj Javorský, deputy editor-in-chief, author of Newsfilter, our colleague and friend, has passed away
Juraj Javorský, a respected journalist and editor, has died at the age of 52 after a severe illness, prompting reflections from colleagues on his impact both professionally and personally.
Chart of the Day: Fighting in Iran Drives Up Gas Prices and Highlights Europe's High Dependence on Fossil Fuels
Rising gas prices in Europe are primarily due to fears of supply disruptions amidst ongoing conflict in Iran.
The German Owner Assigned Brand Management of Hubert to Managers from the Czech Republic, Production Will Not Be Moved from Sereď
The German ownership of Hubert J.E. has transitioned brand management to Czech managers while retaining production in Slovakia despite concerns about foreign investors relocating their operations.
Car manufacturers near Galanta will employ only dozens from Samsung, others will have to look for jobs elsewhere
Car manufacturers in Slovakia are offering jobs to only a small number of Samsung employees affected by the closure of production, leaving many to seek employment elsewhere.
American military planes are flying over Slovakia, heading to the Middle East
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico criticized the attacks on Iran, highlighting Slovakia's role in allowing American military flights to the Middle East.
Satur transported people from Dubai to Oman by bus, Pelikan warns of rising ticket prices
The conflict in the Middle East has disrupted vacation flights from Slovakia, leaving some travelers stranded abroad and facing rising ticket prices.
Can sports be without politics? Trump, MAGA, and sexism at the Olympics
The article discusses the contrasting treatment of U.S. men's and women's hockey teams by President Trump at the Winter Olympics, highlighting issues of sexism and political implications in sports.
Fico Noticed a Real Problem at Slovalco. Refreshing, but This is Where Good News Ends
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico highlighted significant challenges for the energy-intensive Slovalco aluminum plant, indicating a larger issue with Slovakia's economic policies.
Vallo and Droba are running for the Bratislava four-party coalition. SaS, PS, and Democrats also want to be in the future government
Bratislava Mayor Matúš Vallo has announced his candidacy for reelection, supported by a coalition of parties including SaS, Progresívne Slovensko, and the Democrats.
The Death of Khamenei Plunged Iran into Chaos and Power Struggle. The Atmosphere is Incredible, Say Iranians
Iranians are grappling with uncertainty and division following the death of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, with reactions ranging from jubilant celebrations to mourning.
Naďa Marcinková is a key witness in the Epstein investigation. According to the FBI, she was sexually exploited
Naďa Marcinková, a former partner of Jeffrey Epstein, is identified as a key witness in the Epstein investigation, with allegations of her being sexually exploited by him as per FBI reports.
Iran as a Key Pillar of China's Strategy: A War That Exceeds the Middle East
The article analyzes Iran's strategic importance to China within the larger context of global power dynamics, particularly after the death of Ali Khamenei.
Slovaks Trapped in the World: Describing Anxiety and Efforts to Get Back Home
Slovaks stranded in various countries due to the American-Israeli attack on Iran express their anxiety and struggles to return home.
Iran and the USA are firing rockets faster than they can be produced. At this rate, they will run out sooner in days than weeks
Iran's response to Israeli-American attacks has involved extensive use of drones and ballistic missiles, raising concerns about the sustainability of their arsenal.
Development of Fighting (Day 1467): Russians Worried About What Americans Learned in Ukraine and How They Improved It
The article discusses the implications of U.S. and Israeli military support to Ukraine, highlighting the concerns it raises within Russia.
An 80-meter residential tower is to be built near the Trnava City Arena. The project is led by Eduard Šebo, known for controversial Harvard funds
A new 80-meter residential tower with 25 floors is planned for construction near Trnava's City Arena by developer United Real Estate, led by businessman Eduard Šebo.
Zuzana Vačková: When My Ex-Husband Started Having Neo-Nazi Ideas, I Could Not Believe It
Actress and influencer Zuzana Vačková discusses her views on aging, the media, and cultural destruction in a recent interview.
Why Intel is on the brink of extinction and Europe is at a crossroads
The article discusses Intel's challenges in the semiconductor industry and the implications for Europe's technological independence as 2026 approaches.
They were a symbol of luxury and safety; now Arab states are facing a moment of truth. Will the sheikhs retaliate for the Iranian attack?
Middle Eastern tensions escalate as Arab states grapple with the implications of ongoing Israeli-American strikes against Iran and their own strategic interests in the region.
Corporate News Filter: Samsung is merely falsely tolerant towards the government, forget about Russian oil, and Chinese cars are already conquering Slovakia
Samsung is shutting down its TV manufacturing plant in Galanta, Slovakia, resulting in nearly a thousand job losses while highlighting a broader industrial decline affecting the Slovak economy.
Blind Spots of Slovak Society
The article critiques Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico's misleading narratives about the 1989 fall of communism, emphasizing the role of the communist secret police in maintaining the regime.
Sports News Filter: SFZ Delegates Had Four Options. They Elected Kováčik and According to Huliak, It's a Disaster for Slovak Football
The Slovak Football Association re-elected Ján Kováčik as its president amid controversy regarding the available options and the state of Slovak football.
Why are people in Ukraine so strong and how long can we expect it from them
The article discusses the resilience of Ukrainians amidst ongoing conflict and recent weather changes in Kyiv.
Director Laura Brickman: The Abduction of a Vietnamese Man Showed How Deeply Corruption Runs in the Slovak Government
Director Laura Brickman discusses the implications of a Vietnamese abduction case, highlighting the depth of government corruption in Slovakia.
A new film about the Vietnamese dictatorship has been released, and Robert Kaliňák is not a positive character in it
The film 'General: Vietnam in the Era of To Lam' premiered in Berlin, highlighting issues faced by Vietnamese dissidents living in Germany and discussing the risks they encounter, including potential abduction by Vietnamese authorities.
How to Get Rid of Almost Everything
The article discusses the emotional struggle of decluttering and letting go of possessions accumulated over a lifetime, reflecting on what to do with items that no longer serve their primary purpose.
Notes from a Safe Room in a Dangerous World
The article reflects on the author's experiences in Israel, detailing the frequent necessity of taking refuge in a safe room due to ongoing tensions.
Risky War in Iran
The article discusses the implications of the U.S. decision to attack Iran and the potential outcomes of joint U.S. and Israeli strikes against military and political targets within the country.
They held him on the phone for six hours and deprived him of 25,000 euros. The fraud victim is afraid that the case will never be investigated
A Slovak man named Martin lost 25,000 euros to fraudsters posing as police after a six-hour phone call.
Trump's World (Day 406): Does the USA Have a Plan? We Identified Khamenei's Successors, but Then We Killed Them, Trump Admits
The article discusses the implications of U.S. actions in Iraq and Iran, including Trump’s comments on targeting Iranian leadership and the reactions from political figures.
Trump pretended not to know him, but Project 2025 is being fulfilled point by point. What remains for him to achieve?
Donald Trump claimed ignorance about Project 2025 while acknowledging some of its controversial ideas during his 2024 campaign.
Morning with the NHL: Has Slafkovský Become a Bigger Leader and What’s Up with Pospíšil? 100 Words on the Last Week of Each Slovak
This article reviews the performance of Slovak players in the NHL following Slovakia's recent loss in the Olympic bronze match against Finland.
I Lost My Job and I Worry That I'm Burdening Our Children with Feelings of Failure. How Should I Talk to Them About the Situation?
A mother reflects on the impact of her job loss on her family's emotional well-being, particularly concerning her children's reactions and fears.
Economic Newsfilter: Samsung's Departure is Another Warning for Economic Policy
The article discusses the repercussions of recent military actions in Iran, escalating global instability, and the economic implications of these events, including rising oil prices and chaos in air travel.
Weekly News Filter: There is War in Iran, Fico Spends Sunday with Penitents
The article discusses the outbreak of war between the U.S. and Iran, following the confirmed death of Iranian leader Ali Khamenei, and the regional repercussions of military actions.
Trump unexpectedly persuaded Saudi Arabia. We describe how they monitored and attacked the ayatollah
A joint US-Israeli campaign against Iran continues, with escalating tensions and military actions taking place in the region.
Piastri to Ferrari and Leclerc to McLaren? We estimate what will happen in the new F1 season
The article discusses predictions for the 2026 Formula 1 season, including potential driver changes and championship outcomes.
He didn't see the war in Kyiv and only sees penitents regarding Iran
The Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico focuses on personal interests rather than addressing the actual crisis in Iran during a recent press conference.
Donald Trump has changed. He is a revolutionary and is overthrowing three regimes at once
The article discusses Donald Trump's shift in foreign policy, criticizing regime change efforts while now engaging in military operations in Venezuela, Cuba, and Iran.
Questions and Answers about Iran: Will the Regime Survive the Death of Khamenei? Will the Revolutionary Guards Take Control?
The article discusses the potential implications for Iran following the death of its political and spiritual leader, Ali Khamenei, highlighting the regime's current crisis and future challenges.
Sunday Sermon: Death is Private, But We Display Saints as Trophies
The article discusses the planned exhibition of St. Francis in Assisi in 2026 for the 800th anniversary of his death, raising questions about the commercialization of sacred figures.
Long-time Leader of Iran is Dead. The Future of a Regime Built on Fear is Uncertain
The death of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei raises questions about the future of Iran's regime, which was characterized by fear and suspicion, especially towards the United States.
Does Trump Have a Plan for the Day After? Where is Russia? How Will This Affect the War in Ukraine?
The US and Israel launched a military operation against Iran, raising concerns about escalating chaos in the Middle East and the implications for regional stability.
This attack may not easily pass for Trump - on the battlefield or at home
US President Donald Trump defended his attack on Iran, claiming it is necessary to protect Americans from the Iranian regime's threats.
Why did the attack on Iran occur?
The article discusses the reasons behind the attack on Iran, emphasizing the importance of understanding it beyond propaganda, particularly in the context of U.S. domestic politics.
The regime in Tehran waits and has not yet played its strongest cards, says an expert on Iran
Political scientist Josef Kraus discusses the precarious situation between Iran and the US, suggesting that Iran is biding its time while preparing for potential escalation or confrontation.
"I am worried that he will intentionally fail the tests." Four families describe what they experience before the entrance exams for high schools and eight-year gymnasiums
Four families share their experiences and pressures in preparing their children for high school entrance exams in Slovakia.
Samsung is leaving due to high taxes and energy prices, as industrialists agree with Mikloš
Samsung has announced it will cease TV production at its Galanta factory by May 2026, citing a global strategic shift and high labor costs as contributing factors.