Ukrainian and Slovak leaders will meet regarding the disputed oil pipeline issue
Slovakia's Prime Minister Robert Fico and Hungary's Viktor Orban have criticized Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky for alleged extortion concerning the oil pipeline that runs through Ukraine.
Kováčik's (un)success, financial machinations, and a bizarre challenger. What was the SFZ electoral conference like?
The article discusses the recent electoral conference of the Slovak Football Association where Ján Kováčik was elected president amid controversies and bizarre incidents involving his opponent.
Leško, Šimečka, Kostolný, Hudák: Fico is an agent of evil and darkness. He acted inhumanely towards Ukraine.
The article criticizes Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico for his inhumane stance towards Ukraine and compares him unfavorably with the late hero Otto Šimko.
Ukraine ‘has no interest’ in restarting oil supplies – EU state’s PM
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico stated that Ukraine has no interest in resuming oil supplies through the Druzhba pipeline due to ongoing tensions and damage from Russian strikes.
Fico: Zelensky does not want any control over the Druzhba pipeline
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico stated that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky does not wish to exert control over the Druzhba oil pipeline.
Slovak PM claims after call with Zelenskyy that Ukraine does not want to resume oil flows via Druzhba pipeline
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico stated that Ukraine is not interested in resuming oil flows through the Druzhba pipeline following discussions with President Zelenskyy, who raised security concerns regarding inspections.
Fico accepted Zelensky's invitation for a meeting, wants to hold it in the EU and not in Ukraine
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has accepted Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's invitation for a meeting, indicating he prefers it to take place in the European Union rather than Ukraine.
Žilinka Again Talked About Political Pressure on the Prosecutor's Office. He Dedicated 15 Minutes to Coalition MPs
Slovak Prosecutor General Maroš Žilinka criticized political pressure on the prosecutor's office during a committee meeting.
The police are investigating a villa in France. Kažimír's partner threatens lawsuit
Slovak police are investigating a villa in France linked to the partner of Slovakia's central bank governor over alleged corruption related to public IT contracts.
The Phone Call Did Not Resolve Spats: Fico Requests Inspection of Druzhba, Zelensky Invites Him to Ukraine
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico spoke with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky about ongoing disputes concerning the Druzhba oil pipeline, but the call ended without clear resolutions, and Zelensky invited Fico to visit Ukraine.
It's strange that it took Fico so long to turn to Penta
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has finally addressed healthcare as a key issue, favoring the financial group Penta over public health concerns.
Šutaj Eštok has hired external lawyers for disputes with Čurilla, the bill for his decisions may be three-quarters of a million
Slovak Interior Minister Matúš Šutaj Eštok has engaged external lawyers to handle legal disputes involving police officers, which could cost the ministry significantly.
The Ministry of Culture/ Supreme Audit Office is Failing in Its Management Role, Not Just Concerning Šimkovićová
The Slovak Ministry of Culture has been criticized for its inefficient management of large projects, according to a report by the Supreme Audit Office.
Kováčik remains president of SFZ despite mobile phone scandal. He accused a federation member of enriching himself by 200,000 euros.
Ján Kováčik was re-elected as president of the Slovak Football Association (SFZ) despite facing controversy over the purchase of mobile phones.
Zelensky invited Fico to Ukraine
Ukrainian President Zelensky has invited Slovak Prime Minister Fico to visit Ukraine.
Slovakia, Hungary want to inspect Druzhba pipeline as Zelensky invites Fico to Ukraine
Ukrainian President Zelensky has invited Slovak Prime Minister Fico to visit Ukraine amid tensions regarding the Druzhba oil pipeline that flows through Ukraine to Hungary and Slovakia.
When the world got to know Lukáš Kubiš. The races that changed everything mark the beginning of the spring classics season
The spring cycling season kicks off with the Omloop Nieuwsblad race, where Slovak cyclist Lukáš Kubiš aims for a strong performance among elite competitors.
Dispute over the Druzhba Pipeline / Fico and Orbán want an investigation group, Zelensky invited the Slovak Prime Minister to Ukraine
Slovakia and Hungary are proposing the establishment of an inspection group to investigate damage to the Druzhba oil pipeline in Ukraine, following discussions between Prime Minister Robert Fico and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.
Zelensky in talks with Fico
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has spoken by phone with Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico to discuss a range of issues, following accusations from Slovakia regarding Ukraine delaying oil pipeline repairs.
Debate in the Editorial Office / Slovakia Does Not Harm Ukraine, It Is Fico's Fairytale with a Sense of Shame. But Kiev Should Also Behave More Decently
The article critiques the recent decision by Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico to halt emergency electricity supplies to Ukraine, arguing that his actions compromise Slovakia's relationship with its neighbor over minimal political gain.
Zelenskyy speaks with Slovak PM and invites him to Ukraine
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has invited Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico to visit Ukraine during a recent phone call, aiming to discuss important issues between the two nations.
After Slovakia's accusations against Ukraine - Zelensky's call to Fico
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky spoke with Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico amid rising tensions over accusations of Ukraine's role in Russian oil supply to Slovakia.
The state has money and potential to improve the lives of Roma people, but nothing is happening
The Slovak government has the resources and framework to enhance the living conditions of the Roma community, yet progress remains stagnant.
I am most afraid of the silent evil of millions of indifferent Russians, says the author of a Ukrainian bestseller
Ilarion Pavluk discusses his bestselling novel, its themes, and his insights on evil in a recent interview following its release in Slovak translation.
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.
High Tatras are threatened with irreversible damage, warns SAV about the zoning proposal
Researchers from the Slovak Academy of Sciences caution that the proposed zoning plan for the Tatra National Park could lead to irreversible damage to the region.
The Prime Minister took a silk handkerchief and relied on sadism
The Slovak Prime Minister criticized Ukraine during a video address on the anniversary of Russia's aggression, claiming that Ukraine acts as an enemy by repairing a damaged pipeline too slowly and halting emergency electricity supplies to the country.
Fico Wants to Revive Slovalco with a Memorandum. His Promises Are Only General and Restart Is Still Uncertain
The Slovak government, led by Prime Minister Robert Fico, aims to revive the Slovalco aluminum factory, but promises made lack specificity and clarity.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Biathlete who took ten individual podium spots steps aside
Slovak biathlete Paulina Batovska Fialkova has announced her retirement from competitive sports after a successful career without an individual World Cup title.
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.
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.
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.
The Defense and Security Committee is Dangerously Playing a Role in the Bodies Active in Criminal Proceedings
The Slovak National Council's Defense and Security Committee is holding an extraordinary meeting related to the cessation of investigation into the donation of military equipment to Ukraine.
What Jana Šlinská is reading: A mystical thriller from Ukraine that opens the theme of moral values
Jana Šlinská discusses her recent reading choices, highlighting a mystical thriller from Ukrainian author Illarion Pavľuk and a Slovak novel.
Ján Čurilla writes: The Čurillas were never indicted or convicted
Ján Čurilla discusses the implications of Slovak Prosecutor General Maroš Žilinka's decision to intervene in court proceedings related to Interior Minister Matúš Šutaj Eštok's personnel orders.
New Findings: Mysterious Slovak Woman Appears in a Monastery, Search for Secret Warehouses is Underway
New investigations into the Jeffrey Epstein case have revealed connections to a Slovak woman, Nadia Marcinková, who has been associated with Epstein since at least 2007.
Economic Newsfilter: There is no danger of gasoline shortage, Croats are already pumping oil from the first tanker
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has made controversial remarks regarding Ukraine and energy supplies, leading to international criticism and media attention.
In the Gravitational Field of Slovak Disinformers: Why Are Wind Turbines Being Discussed in the Czech Republic?
The article discusses the rising concerns and debates over wind turbines in the Czech Republic, influenced by Slovak disinformation campaigns.
Slovak Biathlon Skier Ends Sports Career
Slovak biathlete Paulina Batovska Fialkova has decided to retire from competitive sports at the age of 33 after the current season.
The court ruled that the exception for bear hunting was illegal. The ministry allowed nearly three hundred to be shot last year.
A Slovak court has deemed illegal a government exception permitting the hunting of bears, following an initial lawsuit by environmental organizations.
Newsfilter: Fico is Embarrassing the World, His Advisors at Home
The article discusses the global backlash against Slovak politician Robert Fico due to his criticism of Ukraine and connections to Vladimir Putin.
Slovak government in trouble, the state in crisis, Fico on the offensive
The Slovak government faces significant challenges as the state is in crisis, with Robert Fico taking an aggressive political stance.