Weekly Selection of Eva Čobejová / Flašíková's personnel audit at STVR is strange, the editor whose contribution is exceptional for the nation's memory is also redundant
The article discusses the controversial personnel audit initiated by Eva Flašíková at STVR, leading to unnecessary layoffs including an editor deemed important for national memory.
New Archbishop of Prague Stanislav Přibyl / We do not divide into the Lord's clergy and others. We aim for a more family-oriented model of Christian communities
The new Archbishop of Prague, Stanislav Přibyl, emphasizes the need for structural changes within the Litoměřice diocese while preparing to lead the Prague archdiocese amidst ongoing challenges with church and state relations.
War in the Middle East / Trump gives Iran 48 hours to fully open the Strait of Hormuz
Iran threatens to completely close the Strait of Hormuz following a 48-hour ultimatum from Donald Trump for Iran to fully open the strait.
Philatelist Zuskáč / He won ten medals at world exhibitions for completing a collection of stamps with Andrej Hlinka
Collector Pavol Zuskáč achieved a milestone by completing a stamp collection featuring Andrej Hlinka and winning ten medals at world exhibitions.
Andrej Danko / Fico is considering a government reconstruction. You lament that you can't solve it. So why are you Prime Minister? - said the SNS leader
Andrej Danko criticizes Prime Minister Robert Fico's leadership and discusses the potential for a government reconstruction in Slovakia amidst ongoing coalition tensions.
60 Years Since the Death / Vendelín Javorka, Prominent Prisoner of the Soviet Gulag According to Testimonies from Preserved Letters
The article commemorates the life and contributions of Vendelín Javorka, a Jesuit priest, diplomat, and prominent gulag prisoner, marking the 60th anniversary of his death.
Fake assassination attempt on Orbán? Russian secret services wanted to influence Hungarian elections, says Washington Post
A report from the Washington Post reveals that Russian intelligence discussed staging an assassination attempt on Viktor Orbán to influence Hungary's upcoming elections.
The Joy of Mission / Receive the Gospel and Proclaim It
The article discusses the significance of evangelization in light of Saint Paul’s teachings, emphasizing the necessity and joy of proclaiming the Gospel.
Destination Space with Michal Novota / Soyuz 11 or Why Three Soviet Cosmonauts Died in Space
The article discusses recent events in space research, including NASA's Artemis program updates and the history of Soviet space missions.
The Words of the Priest / Sun Behind the Clouds
The article reflects on biblical stories of resurrection, emphasizing the reactions of those around Jesus to his claims about life and death.
Atila vs. Aphrodite / Turks and Greeks are no longer shooting at each other. Now Iranian drones are heading to Cyprus, and Cypriot gas is directed to Egypt
The article discusses the current geopolitical situation in Cyprus, highlighting the historical divide between the Turkish and Greek communities while mentioning the recent movement of Iranian drones and Cypriot gas exports.
Researchers Study Centenarians in Sardinia / Aging at Home with Children, Staying Active and Working, Family Makes Them Feel Needed
This article discusses the research on centenarians in Sardinia, highlighting their unique lifestyle and the importance of family support.
Penta versus Stachura / Financial group denies offering work to doctor from KDH; Stachura has emails
KDH politician Peter Stachura alleges financial group Penta offered him various medical management positions in 2012, a claim Penta denies, although Stachura maintains he has emails supporting his account.
Prime Minister Fico / Smer voters know who to choose between Majerský and Mazurek. Ráž has not yet decided
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico is currently not considering changes in his government but has not ruled them out for the future, awaiting the outcome of an appellate court ruling regarding the Governor of the National Bank of Slovakia, Peter Kažimír.
War in the Middle East / USA and Israel attacked Iran's nuclear facility in Natanz
The United States and Israel have launched an attack on Iran's Natanz nuclear facility, reportedly without causing any radioactive leaks or endangering residents in nearby areas.
No, You Do Not Belong to Yourself / When Individual Autonomy Becomes an Idol, Its Destructive Consequences Can Be Seen Everywhere
Carl Trueman's new book warns Christians of the dangers of unbridled individualism and urges a return to religious values amidst modern cultural chaos.
Trump realized he needs allies regarding Iran. Should we help him?
The article discusses the military intervention of the USA and Israel in Iran, highlighting Trump's call for allies and the geopolitical implications involving European plans and interests from countries like China and Russia.
Police expanded the investigation / Marta Šimečková faces new prosecution regarding the crime of subsidy fraud
Slovak police have expanded their investigation into Marta Šimečkova for subsidy fraud, now covering multiple years and involving financial discrepancies in public funding.
Requiem for my German teacher / About the funeral that I perceived as a farewell to the West
The article reflects on the impactful legacy of a beloved German teacher who embodied Western education and artistry, recounting personal anecdotes and the teacher's profound influence on students.
Vatican Seven / Priests in the Field, Laity at the Bishop's Office. The Situation in Western Bohemia Shows What to Prepare For
The article discusses the challenges facing the Catholic Church in the Litoměřice diocese due to a shortage of priests and the significant decline in church attendance among the population.
War in the Middle East / Trump called NATO allies cowards. LNG storage repairs in Qatar may take up to five years
Donald Trump criticized NATO allies for not assisting the U.S. with reopening the Strait of Hormuz amidst escalating tensions in the Middle East, while Israel conducted strikes in Iran.
Students from Luník IX brought to the World Championships / I don't want to change them, I just want to show them a goal. There are countless talents here
A coach from Luník IX highlights the transformative power of sports for children in this marginalized community, dedicating significant resources and effort to support their development.
The Strength and Hopelessness of Hollywood / What This Year's Most Successful Oscar Films Talk About
The article discusses Hollywood's enduring influence and the significance of the Oscars, despite declining viewership, in showcasing the cultural priorities of filmmakers.
Debate in the Editorial Office / Fico has a Čurilla Obsession, but No Result
The Bratislava regional court ruled that police officers Ján Čurilla and Pavol Ďurka should not be detained, as the prosecutor failed to submit the request correctly, highlighting a conflict of interest among politicians.
Energy Crisis in the EU / Commission Sees Solutions Mainly in Changes in Emission Trading
The European Council meeting did not provide clear resolutions for the ongoing energy crisis exacerbated by geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.
After the rejection of euthanasia in Scotland and Slovenia / The defeat of advocates of assisted suicide is a victory for vulnerable people
The Scottish Parliament voted against a proposal to legalize assisted suicide, marking a significant defeat for its advocates amid growing public opposition.
Couples Therapy / We have small children, but my wife and I hardly talk. During a fight, it escalates to the extreme, with vulgarities and threats to leave.
A post in Postoj highlights a couple seeking advice after struggling with communication and conflicts in their marriage, particularly during times of stress with small children.
Doctor and Vice-chairman of KDH Stachura / Lexmann does not influence Majerský, her influence on the party leader is harmless
Peter Stachura discusses the dynamics within the KDH party and his aspirations to reform Slovakia's healthcare system amidst internal challenges.
Change of rules during the game / FPU canceled already signed contracts for festivals and magazines. 25 committee members are leaving in protest
The FPU has unexpectedly halted multi-year funding for festivals and magazines, canceling contracts that had already been signed, leading to protests from cultural organizations.
An application focused on senior care was created / Waiting for help from the state is not enough. The main manager of old age must always be the family
A new application has been developed to assist families in caring for senior relatives, emphasizing the importance of proactive family involvement instead of relying solely on state assistance.
Storm on social media / Opera and ballet do not interest anyone, said actor Timothée Chalamet. And what if he is right?
Timothée Chalamet sparked a fierce debate on social media by questioning the relevance of ballet and opera during a conversation with Matthew McConaughey.
EU Summit / Fico did not support the conclusions on Ukraine. Leaders accused Orbán of betrayal regarding the loan to Kyiv
During a recent EU summit in Brussels, Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico did not support conclusions regarding Ukraine, and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is blocking a significant aid package.
Lawyer Fedorová on the pharmaceutical business / Patient organizations are important for pharmaceutical companies. They are a reservoir of patient stories
Lawyer Katarína Fedorová discusses the pharmaceutical business, the role of patient organizations in lobbying, and the need for critical evaluation of drug efficacy.
War in the Middle East / Iran and Israel Attack Important Gas Fields. Trump Threatens Tehran with Unprecedented Force
Israel has launched an attack on a significant gas field in southern Iran, prompting a response from Iran targeting Qatar's main gas facility, with Trump warning Iran against further actions.
Jürgen Habermas / The author of the state doctrine of the federal republic asked the churches for a promise of redemption, not vagueness
Jürgen Habermas, a prominent German philosopher, passed away at the age of 96, leaving behind a legacy of influential thought and engaging conversations about societal change.
American MAGA massacre / Divided conservatives and the Israeli lobby's influence
American conservative commentators are divided over President Trump's military engagement in Iran, leading to significant public disputes within their ranks.
A Journey to California / Autonomous Vehicles, Junkies, and San Francisco Bridges in Our Future Geography
The article explores the changing perceptions and realities of California amidst a backdrop of scenic beauty and demographic shifts.
One Mistake from the SaS Meeting / Self-Flagellation towards Fico's Defeat and a Bright Tomorrow
The article discusses a recent meeting of the SaS party in Košice, highlighting their struggles with liberal progressivism and the negative self-reflection prevalent in their discussions.
Candidates for Drucker / Students are to save from the teacher shortage. What does it look like in practice?
In Slovakia, teacher candidates are allowed to teach alongside their ongoing master's studies to address a critical shortage of qualified teachers in various subjects.
Ferenčák excluded from Hlas / The MP still does not know if he will support the coalition, congratulated Huliak
MP Ján Ferenčák has been expelled from the Hlas party following concerns about his public actions at both regional and national levels.
Public Finances / How Not to Fall into the Consolidation Trap
Slovak Finance Minister Ladislav Kamenický faces the challenge every year of creating a consolidation package that saves millions for the state while reducing the deficit and preventing uncontrolled debt growth.
Before the EU summit / Fico will not support the conclusions regarding Ukraine. He is bothered that there will be no mention of the Druzhba pipeline.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has expressed his intention not to support the EU summit conclusions regarding Ukraine, criticizing the exclusion of the Druzhba pipeline from the agenda.
Bomb Error / Few ideologies have killed more people than the theses of Paul Ehrlich
Famed biologist Paul Ehrlich, known for his alarmist views on overpopulation, passed away at the age of 93, with his predictions largely regarded as misguided.
Survived the Holocaust / The only space where we can exercise our freedom to choose is the present
Eva Edith Eger, a Holocaust survivor and renowned psychotherapist, shares insights from her life experiences and writings, emphasizing the power of personal choice.
About one film and our misery / Up there is the sky, down here is us
Slovak filmmaker Katarína Gramatová won a Czech Lion award for her debut feature film, highlighting significant social issues in Slovakia.
At seventy, walking to Compostela / A retiree sets off on a journey of three thousand kilometers. He wants to symbolically repay a debt to God and feed children in Malawi
A 70-year-old retiree, Karol Husár, embarks on a symbolic pilgrimage from Slovakia to Santiago de Compostela, aiming to raise funds for children in Malawi.
At the 'new' SaS event / We are not hipsters from a catalog like PS. Our voters approve of stopping Sulík
The Slovak party SaS, under Branislav Gröhling's leadership, has shifted direction and is positioning itself as the only real right-wing party amid economic challenges.
The coalition canceled the cancellation of the office for whistleblowers / It feared the stoppage of payments from the recovery plan, changes were pushed through as an amendment to the war graves bill
Slovakia's ruling coalition has overturned a previous law aiming to restructure its whistleblower protection office, fearing loss of EU funding.
Christian Heitmann / From Ally of the USA to 'Great Satan': Why Iran Radicalized and What Will War Bring?
The article discusses the military successes of the United States and Israel against Iran but questions the broader strategic objectives and implications of ongoing conflicts in the region.
War Against Iran and Gas / The European Union Again Considers Price Caps on Gas and Adjustments to Emissions Trading
The European Union is contemplating implementing price caps on gas in response to complications in gas trade, particularly influenced by tensions in the Hormuz Strait.