The End of the Big Factory / Samsung Leaves Slovakia. 800 People Will Lose Their Jobs at the Galanta Plant
Samsung has announced the closure of its television production plant in Galanta, Slovakia, leading to 800 job losses amid ongoing struggles in the Slovak industry.
Voting from abroad / Voting at embassies is better and fairer than postal voting
The current coalition in Slovakia advocates changing the voting system for citizens abroad from postal ballots to in-person voting at embassies, citing concerns over the secrecy of the vote.
Time of Executions and Long-Term Imprisonments / 75 Years After the Harshest Persecutions of the Communist Regime in Slovakia
The article reflects on the brutal persecutions carried out by the Communist regime in Slovakia during the early 1950s, marking the 75th anniversary of these events.
Educational Counseling / We banned our daughter from attending a conservatory, as it is not a quality education. Now she is apathetic. How can we motivate her to be interested in the world?
A concerned parent seeks advice on how to motivate their apathetic 15-year-old daughter, who shows talent in music but is discouraged from pursuing it academically.
Žilinka vs. Čurillovci / The Attorney General Turned Again. And Undermined Šutaj Eštok
The Slovak Attorney General, Maroš Žilinka, has changed his stance and is now undermining government coalition members, particularly targeting Interior Minister Matúš Šutaj Eštok.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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 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.
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.
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.
About Russian Oil and the Poor Šutaj Eštok / Many Things Have Now Surfaced and Shocked the Voter
The article discusses political games surrounding the halted Druzhba oil pipeline and the implications for Slovakia's gas prices and energy policies.
New head of TV Lux Anton Ziolkovský
Priest Anton Ziolkovský has taken over the leadership of TV Lux, focusing on uniting various media platforms and ensuring the channel does not create uncertainty among believers.
Russian censorship / The Kremlin blocks the last free platforms. WhatsApp and Telegram are to be replaced by a state 'app for everything'
The Russian government is moving to fully block WhatsApp and Telegram, citing non-compliance with domestic laws as the main reason for action against these platforms.
Stopping emergency supplies to Ukraine / They will feel it hard when they have outages, says Fico. According to SaS, Putin was also helped by Brhel
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico calls for the halt of emergency electricity supplies to Ukraine, arguing that outages would have a more significant impact on them than commercial supplies.
Peter Macinkas' Speech at the UN on Russia / You Can Create and Control Propaganda, But You Will Not Control Time. How Much Destruction Is Enough?
Slovak Foreign Minister Peter Macinkas addressed the UN, urging for a new perspective on Russia and emphasizing that no power can win against the reality of time and its consequences.
The Greek Path in Slovak / They wanted generous pensions, then came a 30 percent drop in living standards. Will this happen to us too?
The article discusses Slovakia's ongoing financial struggles and the recurring discussions about austerity measures aimed at avoiding a financial crisis similar to Greece's.
State School Inspection / The Quality of Teaching is Declining; Pressure on Performance and Testing Prevalent. It Seems that the Only Goal of Schools is Entrance Exams and Competitions
A report by the Slovak State Inspection highlights that the quality of teaching in schools is decreasing, focusing heavily on testing, which hinders the development of critical thinking and problem-solving skills in children.
Tragedy in Komárno / Part of the roof of the client center collapsed, one person died, two others were injured
A partial roof collapse at a client center in Komárno resulted in one death and two injuries, prompting a response from emergency services including a helicopter.
Elections from Abroad / Susko Admitted System Change. Considering the Danish Model, Where People Living Abroad Lose the Right to Vote
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has expressed concerns over the current system of voting from abroad, suggesting a potential shift to a model akin to Denmark's, where long-term expatriates lose voting rights.
The cost of Putin's invasion / BBC and Mediazona identified more than 200,000 dead Russian soldiers
New reports from BBC and Mediazona reveal that at least 200,186 Russian soldiers have been confirmed killed in Ukraine since the start of the invasion.
Political Forum / When Smer, Hlas, Progressive Slovakia, and Republic Meet
The article discusses a meeting between representatives of several Slovak political parties in the European Parliament regarding the sovereignty of Slovakia and the controversial EU initiative on abortion rights.
Bätzinga replaces Wilmer / A new leader of German bishops acts as a bridge between reformers and the Vatican
Germany's Catholic Church has elected Heiner Wilmer as its new supreme bishop amid tensions from the Synodal Way.
Governor's Reaction / Healthcare as a Fundamental Function of the Welfare State
A local governor expresses satisfaction with recent discussions on healthcare, emphasizing the importance of increasing the number of medical offices in their region.
Two Remarks on the Surveys / Why PS is Falling and KDH is at Risk
Recent surveys indicate a decline in support for the Progressive Slovakia party, while other opposition parties are seeing growth.
Who cried, triumphed, and disappointed? / Controversial moments, strong emotions, and exceptional moments of the winter Olympics
The article discusses the poignant moments at the Winter Olympics, focusing on Breezy Johnson's engagement amidst her own struggles and Lindsey Vonn's serious injury.
Military Chaplain on the Front: God is the Only Thing Soldiers in the Trenches Have Left. I've Never Seen Him Praised More
Ukrainian military chaplain Vitalij Novak discusses the resilience of Ukrainian soldiers on the front lines amid ongoing conflict and the duality of Slovak attitudes towards Ukraine during the war.
Chairman of the KBS on the 4th Anniversary of the War in Ukraine / Acts of Compassion and Material Assistance – Especially in This Freezing Period – Should Be a Concrete Expression of the Civilization of Love
Bishop Bernard Bober emphasized the importance of compassion and material aid during the 4th anniversary of the war in Ukraine, advocating for Europe's return to foundational values for peace.
T-34 made of bricks and concrete / In Petržalka, we have a unique masonry tank, its rescue is currently on the shoulders of volunteers
In Bratislava's Petržalka, a unique masonry tank is being preserved by volunteers, reflecting the area's tumultuous history.
The Zero Phenomenon / Poland's Answer to Uniform Opinions of Traditional Media
The Zero media project has significantly influenced Polish public debate and politics, reflecting a response to the crisis of traditional media amid societal polarization.
In the Last Hours / How Western Intelligence Services Accurately Predicted the Russian Invasion, but No One Believed Them
The article details how Western intelligence agencies predicted Russia's plans for invasion months in advance, but their warnings went largely unheeded by European nations and even Ukrainians themselves.
Evening with Postoj in Námestovo / Is a Change Coming?
A discussion event titled 'Evening with Postoj' will happen in Námestovo on March 10, 2026, discussing political changes and the situation in Ukraine with various guests.
Four Years of War / Ukrainian Tragedy, Russian Catastrophe, and Slovak Shame
The article reflects on the four years since the start of the Ukraine war, highlighting the initial skepticism towards predictions of an impending Russian invasion and the subsequent implications for Ukraine and Slovakia.
After the earthquake in Báč / We thought Russians or Ukrainians were shooting, say locals. The tremors damaged a historic church
A recent earthquake in the village of Báč shocked residents, who initially mistook the tremors for gunfire amid ongoing conflict fears.
Martin Dubéci from PS / We are not like Smer to let Šimečka's case go stale. Matovič fell into Fico's game, which will not affect Šimečka
Martin Dubéci defends the political party PS against accusations related to a scandal involving badly invoiced subsidies linked to Marta Šimečková, while criticizing rival politicians Igor Matovič and Robert Fico.
Finnish Bishop / Masses are full, we have to rent churches from Lutherans. Many people come to the church because they need a family
Finnish Bishop Raimo Goyarrola highlights the growing interest in Catholicism amid increasing attendance in a context where the Catholic Church represents a small minority.
Power Sharing and the Principle of Legality in a Legal State / Why the U.S. Supreme Court Overturned Tariffs Imposed by President Trump
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled against tariffs imposed by President Trump, questioning the legal authority under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA).
Fico on the eve of the anniversary of the Russian invasion / Stopped emergency electricity supplies to Ukraine. The opposition speaks of treason
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has halted emergency electricity supplies to Ukraine, citing a declared oil emergency in Slovakia and threatening further reciprocal measures if Ukraine damages Slovakia's interests.
Ukrainian Strike in Almetyevsk / The Flames Are at the Place Where the Druzhba Pipeline Begins. It's Even More Important Than Brody
A Ukrainian military operation in Almetyevsk has struck a vital point of Russia's oil infrastructure, potentially impacting oil supplies to Central Europe.
Mexico is Burning / Army Killed Drug Boss, Cartel Seeks Revenge
Mexican security forces made a significant breakthrough by capturing drug lord Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, known as El Mencho, who later died from his injuries, leading to a wave of violent revenge attacks by his cartel.
Could the war end this year? / The USA and Moscow do not rule it out, Kyiv is determined to continue fighting
The article discusses the uncertain future of the Ukraine war, reporting on President Zelenskyy's recent comments suggesting a prolonged conflict instead of a potential peace agreement as previously considered.
Report of American Bishops on Religious Freedom / Church Leaders in the US Praise Trump's Policy on Gender Ideology. They Are Concerned About ICE Interventions
American bishops released their annual report on religious freedom in the United States, noting improvements under Trump administration but expressing concerns over immigration law enforcement.
Slovakia at the Decade Tournament / Fourth Place is a Big Success. Milan Leaves More Optimism than Vancouver
Slovakia's fourth place finish in the decade's tournament is seen as a significant achievement despite a mixed performance, with potential for future surprises in hockey.
Threats from Telegram / Police Investigate Threats Against Schools Written in Cyrillic with Photos of Weapons
Slovak police are investigating threats against schools in Bratislava that were posted on Telegram, featuring Cyrillic writing and images of weapons.
Weekly Selection by Lukáš Krivošík / The Fight Over Druzhba is Blamed on Russia, but Fico Pins the Blame on Ukraine
The article discusses recent drone and missile attacks by Russia on Ukraine, particularly targeting energy infrastructure, while also highlighting Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico's controversial statements blaming Ukraine for disruptions in oil supplies due to alleged damage to the Druzhba pipeline.
Slovak doctor in Dnipro / Some Slovaks fear war, but wish Ukraine would surrender. I am amazed by this confusion
A Slovak doctor, Zuzana Ulman, discusses her humanitarian work in Dnipro, Ukraine, amidst the ongoing conflict and the complex attitudes of Slovaks towards the war.
American Olympic Gold / In a dramatic final, they defeated Canada 2:1 after overtime
The USA won the Olympic hockey tournament final, defeating Canada 2:1 after overtime with a winning goal scored by Jack Hughes.
Destination Space with Michal Novota / Apollo 15: Lunar Rover on the Moon and Astronaut Irwin's Heart Problems
A discussion on space exploration updates and history featuring Michal Novota and Lukáš Krivošík, covering various topics from NASA's criticism towards Boeing to milestones in lunar and Martian missions.