Slovak police have initiated the first criminal proceedings for questioning the Beneš Decrees, a new provision adopted by the Fico government, after months of apparent hesitation to apply the law.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has reportedly returned to politics, shifting his focus from cultural wars to class struggle, while critics argue his government undermines trust in institutions and the rule of law.
A Slovak newsfilter article provides commentary on current political events, likely focusing on Prime Minister Fico's actions and the state of the parliament, with points such as 'He did what he had to' and 'Parliamentary circus'.
Five Navarrese police officers died in a severe road accident in Elgoibar, Spain. The tragic incident resulted in multiple fatalities among the regional police force.
A major drug trafficking operation in Valencia, Spain, resulted in ten arrests, with reports indicating an additional 14 Swedes were apprehended in connection with a global drug network. The arrests signify a significant blow to organized crime.
A new NMS agency poll on the trustworthiness of political party leaders in Slovakia presents a significantly different picture from standard surveys, with Robert Fico not even ranking among the top five.
The Portuguese Ministry of Finance announced that 56,500 out of a total of 60,000 unregistered public properties have been inventoried, marking the first time a government has undertaken such a comprehensive survey.
Dutch photographer Viviane Sassen is showcasing her 'Lux & Umbra' exhibition in Madrid for the first time, offering a journey through her 'dreamlike style' of photographic surrealism.
Branislav Ondruš, a Slovak politician, reportedly seeks to hold two salaried positions as both a Member of the European Parliament and President of KOZ SR, while Fico's government is criticized as an obstacle to economic growth.
A Swedish MEP criticized Robert Fico, labeling him a 'small Putin's minion,' and expressed concerns about Slovakia's use of EU funds, stating that the EU is 'not an ATM.' This criticism comes amidst accusations of Fico's bullying tactics.
Peter Bárdy, editor-in-chief of Aktuality.sk, stated that Prime Minister Robert Fico's lawsuit against him over a book cover is an 'absolute attack on freedom of speech and independent media,' describing it as a SLAPP lawsuit.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico publicly criticizes Brussels while the country's economy heavily relies on European billions, according to economists.
A US military strike on an alleged drug boat in the eastern Pacific Ocean resulted in the deaths of three individuals. This incident marks the fourth such operation this week against suspected narcotics trafficking vessels.
Fernando Valladares, investigador del CSIC y líder de las protestas de desobediencia contra la inacción climática, es el primer científico que protagoniza una obra de teatro profesional
This week's overview from Slovakia covers disputes over the debt brake, conflicts within the opposition, significant geopolitical signals, and the sad news of Pavol Dvorský's passing.
The Brenner railway line has been blocked and will remain closed until 7 PM due to an arson attack, causing significant traffic disruptions for tourists and transporters.
Colombia is holding presidential elections, with right and left-wing candidates clashing over issues of security and economic recovery, all set against a backdrop of public fear, hope, and the pervasive influence of drug trafficking.
Romania has convened its defense council and announced the expulsion of a Russian consul after a Russian drone crashed on its territory. Russia's foreign ministry has threatened a swift reaction to the expulsion and the closure of its consulate in Constanța.
A Spanish article from La Vanguardia discusses the current state of scientific knowledge, highlighting the difficulties in experimentally verifying many promising theories in fundamental physics.
The US Southern Command launched another attack on a vessel in the Pacific, resulting in two fatalities. The anti-drug trafficking operation, ongoing since September 2025, has yet to provide evidence of drug transport.
Portuguese police (PSP) have arrested 12 suspects and seized ten kilograms of drugs, three firearms, ammunition, and 14,000 euros in an operation conducted in Braga and the Porto Metropolitan Area.
Estonian officials, including the foreign minister and former president, state that Baltic countries had warned Europe about Russia for years but were only taken seriously after the invasion of Ukraine.
A commentary discusses the Fico government's belief that Brussels is conspiring against Slovakia, linking it to a European Parliament resolution and warning against repeating past political mistakes.
National teams, including the USMNT, Germany, and South Korea, are making final preparations and expressing excitement for the upcoming FIFA World Cup. The tournament also faces a lawsuit regarding a proposed ban on Iran's pre-revolution flag.
Finland's Transport and Communications Agency (Traficom) has made a decision that a railway operator says will lead to the cancellation of summer steam train trips. The operator states that summer steam train journeys are now under threat.
Prime Minister Fico has announced that the construction of the hospital in Prešov will continue and be completed before the upcoming elections. He praised Kaliňák and the construction supervisor for their work on the project.
Slovakia's Environment Minister Tomáš Taraba is facing a recall attempt from within the Slovak National Party (SNS), which nominated him, reportedly due to a lack of trust and damage to the party's image.
The Mossos d'Esquadra have deployed 600 agents in a large-scale operation against drug trafficking in Girona, with the targeted organization also under investigation for arms possession and money laundering.
Slovak Prime Minister Fico again defended Taraba but admitted a dilemma, stating he intends to resolve the dispute between Andrej Danko and Tomáš Taraba only before the 2027 elections.
SNS chairman Andrej Danko will officially propose to Prime Minister Robert Fico the dismissal of Tomáš Taraba from his position as Minister of Environment, a portfolio that belongs to the SNS party under the coalition agreement.
The children of the Chimarrão owner are engaged in a legal battle against an employee who allegedly acquired millions from their elderly parents, as a criminal investigation into the alleged exploitation continues.
Bolivia is on the brink of collapse due to blockades by unions, supporters of Evo Morales, and drug trafficking, leading to shortages of supplies, medicine, and fuel in La Paz as President Rodrigo Paz attempts to dismantle the blockades.
The scandal surrounding the lobbying activities of Alfonso Guerra's brother, which caused a major political crisis for Felipe González, ultimately forced the Congress to legislate on influence peddling.
Mossos d'Esquadra have arrested two men and two women from a family clan in Pla d'Urgell on suspicion of drug trafficking and belonging to a criminal group.
The government is not saying before the elections how it intends to continue reducing the deficit. During Robert Fico's fourth government, gross public debt could rise from less than 60% to approximately 67% of GDP.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has presented statistics to argue that Slovakia is prospering, despite stalled coalition talks on economic growth. The article suggests these figures are either unreliable or taken out of context.
Portugal's Secretary of State for Environment stated that other equipment might be added to the existing recycling incentive program for refrigerators, while dismissing concerns about price increases.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico's assertions regarding the robust labor market, thriving construction sector, and low energy prices have been examined. The report scrutinizes the data supporting his claims, noting some problematic figures.
A new European community duty of three euros on small packages is set to be implemented starting in July, with member states receiving 25% of the revenue. Italian logistics association Confetra warns this could halve traffic.
The Speaker of the Croatian Parliament is set to visit Slovakia for discussions with top constitutional officials, while Prime Minister Robert Fico will participate in the handover of rental apartments in Žilina.
Július Jakab, an MP and vice-chairman of the Slovakia Movement, stated that they have the right to say that Šimečka is an easy target for Fico, reflecting on political dynamics in Slovakia.
The European Parliament passed a strong resolution criticizing the Slovak government over concerns about the rule of law and misuse of EU funds, urging the suspension of financial support. Slovak officials, however, dismissed the resolution as having no legal effect.
In a resolution adopted with 347 votes in favor, MEPs warned that the state of democracy, rule of law, and fundamental human rights in Slovakia threaten the protection of EU funds, putting pressure on Fico and demanding an investigation.
FICO has launched a new credit scoring model designed to address flaws in traditional systems by integrating cashflow data, potentially offering a boost to consumers' credit scores.
A dubious website is reportedly using AI-generated images to depict Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico in various scenarios, including with his family. The site, which aims to portray him in a different light, is allegedly sponsored by accounts linked to Vietnam.
The Ebro Delta is highlighted as a photographic paradise, offering spectacular sunrises and sunsets, complemented by the picturesque presence of fishing boats.
Portugal is implementing a new recycling incentive system that offers discounts on the purchase of new appliances like TVs and refrigerators when old ones are traded in at stores.
Iran has issued strong warnings, including threats of opening new fronts and parliamentary votes on bounties, amidst escalating tensions with the United States. These developments follow recent US actions and threats concerning the region.
A gas pipeline rupture during construction at Madrid's Ventas metro station has forced the closure of subway lines 2 and 5 and traffic on Alcalá street, causing significant disruption during the San Isidro Fair.
Traffic has been restricted on the AP-7 highway near Santa Margarida i Els Monjos (Barcelona) following a deflagration caused by a collision between two trucks. The northbound lanes were cut, with only one lane open on Tuesday morning.
A man in his 30s is in critical condition after a serious assault in Blanchardstown, Dublin. He was found unconscious on a road and subsequently hospitalized.
An extensive investigation uncovered a decade-long scheme of deception, falsifications, and art trafficking, leading to the recovery and return of two Roman bronze sculptures to Spain's heritage.
An analysis details how the People's Party (PP) secured support in wealthier Andalusian areas while Vox gained in poorer regions, leading to significant losses for the Socialist Party (PSOE). Concurrently, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is reportedly preparing to downplay these electoral setbacks, facing internal criticism within the PSOE over repeated defeats.
The Portuguese Public Security Police (PSP) reported a rise in searches, detentions, and seizures during the first quarter of the year. These increased efforts were primarily focused on combating drug trafficking.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has indicated that the state-owned company Transpetrol might directly purchase Russian oil for Slovnaft, rather than through MOL.
Speculation is rife regarding the disappearance and deaths of 11 scientists in the US, including former Wright-Patterson base chief William McCasland, with theories involving nuclear labs and extraterrestrial phenomena.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has criticized Judge Pamela Záleská, leading the head of the specialized court to propose her removal from office, a move Záleská considers harassment.
Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacífico (PAC) appears to be shielded from the disruptions affecting Spirit Airlines. This suggests the airport operator's resilience or diversified operations protect it from specific airline challenges.
A Council of Europe report indicates that migrants working in agriculture in Portugal face increased risks of human trafficking. Between 2021 and 2024, 250 cases of trafficking victims were confirmed in Portugal, highlighting the need for improved identification and access to compensation.
A recent survey indicates that Slovak Prime Minister Fico's cabinet has received another unfavorable assessment, with even the most trusted minister facing nearly equal levels of distrust.
Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš is demanding that Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico oversee the cleanup of the extensive site of the Istrochem chemical plant in Bratislava, which Babiš acquired decades ago.
The economic measures proposed by the Fico government are being criticized by entrepreneurs and commentators for failing to stimulate growth and instead fostering disappointment and distrust. These 'cosmetic' packages are not expected to bring about significant economic improvement.
A general strike paralyzed Portugal, leading to hundreds of canceled flights and disruptions in schools, hospitals, and transport, in protest against the government's proposed labor law reforms. Unions are opposing changes to over 100 articles of the labor code.
Madrid is experiencing traffic difficulties due to preparations for the Pope's arrival, with Plaza de Lima closed and public buses now offering free rides as event stages are being set up in areas for mass gatherings.
Štefan Herman, known for indebted companies with Ladislav Fico and Norbert Bödör and previously banned from business, has re-entered the business world as a manager.
According to Greek Police data, May saw 526 road accidents in Attica, resulting in 10 fatalities and 619 injuries. This highlights a significant number of traffic incidents in the region.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico's threats to dismiss MP Dubéci from PS are encountering opposition from coalition partners, as Smer currently lacks the assured votes needed for the dismissal.
A new AKO poll indicates a close contest in Slovakia, with Robert Fico's party trailing Michal Šimečka's PS by less than one percentage point, suggesting difficulty in forming a stable majority.
Colombia's incoming president will confront significant challenges in security, drug trafficking, and public health, with armed groups and narcotics trade having reportedly increased during Gustavo Petro's tenure.
Italy has implemented a new policy allowing motorists to receive toll refunds for significant delays caused by traffic jams or construction on highways. This measure aims to compensate drivers for prolonged disruptions.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico is criticized for allegedly mocking the constitution and calling for actions that exceed constitutional limits, violate EU law, and disregard EU Court of Justice rulings.
Slovak police submitted the highest number of wiretap requests in 2023, with the majority of surveillance activities taking place before Robert Fico's return to power.
Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacífico (PAC) has finalized its combination with Cross Border Xpress, a pedestrian bridge connecting San Diego to Tijuana International Airport. This strategic move aims to enhance cross-border travel and airport services.
La administración Trump sigue sin aportar pruebas sólidas que permitan afirmar que los barcos atacados estuvieran implicados en actividades de tráfico de drogas
The article suggests that Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico is employing ancient political tricks, implying that the true adversary is often not the one on the opposite side, but the one who created the division.
Miriam Šramová, paid by the government office and other state institutions, claims independence while interviewing politicians who sign her invoices, raising questions of conflict of interest.
The EU has offered Hungary over 16 billion euros in funds, contingent on Péter Magyar's government delivering on reforms. This development follows Magyar's visit to Brussels to negotiate the unblocking of frozen EU funds.
Twelve individuals have been arrested in Braga, Porto, and Aveiro in northern Portugal on charges of cannabis production and trafficking. The arrests are part of an ongoing operation against drug-related crimes.
Biotechnology professor and science communicator José Miguel Mulet argues that getting drunk on organic wine is not healthier and advocates for advancements in genetic editing, now supported by the EU.
A weekly summary of post-election events in Hungary notes that if Peter Magyar reduces his salary, Robert Fico would become the highest-earning prime minister in the region.
The US military conducted another strike on an alleged drug boat in the eastern Pacific, resulting in the deaths of two individuals. This incident contributes to a campaign that has seen the death toll approach 200.
The village of Shen'ao, known for its centenarians, illustrates China's accelerating demographic challenge, where rapid aging and a collapse in birth rates threaten to transform the future of the world's second-largest economy.
A Slovak newsfilter comments on the relationship between Robert Fico and Minister Taraba, environmental news, and record-breaking temperatures in Western European countries.
Czech police detained and later released a Russian bishop after suspected drugs were found in his car. The incident occurred amidst other news in the Czech Republic, including a record lottery win and ongoing heatwaves.
Recent political discussions in Slovakia have focused on Zoltán Andruskó, a 'rebel' within the SNS party, and controversial police actions involving the brother of State Secretary Radomír Šalitroš, alongside questions surrounding Robert Fico and Peter Pellegrini.
The involvement of a well-known public television presenter in a political party celebration, and her subsequent removal from air, has prompted the STVR Council to review and change its rules and contracts. The incident followed a kiss with Prime Minister Fico.
Portuguese PSP police identified an average of 28 drunk drivers per day during the first four months of the year, following 7,027 road prevention and inspection operations.
The Slovak parliament begins a new session, with coalition politicians, including Prime Minister Robert Fico, set to discuss the first package of economic support measures, though the legislative text has not yet been made public.
Three individuals, including a former police officer previously arrested for robbery, have been detained in northern Portugal on suspicion of drug trafficking, with connections to Spain and involvement in distributing cocaine and hashish.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico showcased graphs indicating economic success, particularly a 30% rise in construction. However, analysts caution against over-optimism, suggesting a potential optical illusion behind the figures.
In an exclusive interview, Putin critic Mikhail Khodorkovsky warned against a 'cold war' with Russia and stated that he believes Robert Fico is a tool of Moscow, working to break Europe.
Minister Taraba described a secret meeting where Andrej Danko and Kuffa allegedly discussed his dismissal, while Progressive Slovakia denies any negotiations with the SNS leader.
La Vanguardia has published a comprehensive comparison of the best combi refrigerators for 2026, offering guidance for consumers looking to purchase a new fridge or renovate their kitchen.
A Slovak news analysis suggests that with one party out of parliament, the political landscape has shifted, allowing Prime Minister Fico to adopt a calmer tone and potentially continue governing.
Slovak politics is reportedly dominated by government and opposition alibis, with politicians offering 'Potemkin-style marketing' instead of governance, while the country faces threats of losing EU funds, unmanaged consolidation, and economic stagnation.
Workers at Ficosa have initiated a strike in response to an 'unacceptable' employment regulation file (ERE), although negotiations have reduced the number of affected employees from the initial 170.
Portuguese singer Sofia Escobar is taking on her most challenging role yet, starring in the musical 'Evita'. Paulo Sousa Costa of Yellow Star describes 'Evita' as their biggest project to date, with Escobar calling the experience 'a whole journey'.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico rejected Germany's proposal for Ukraine's associated EU membership, instead emphasizing that Montenegro, Serbia, and Albania should be admitted to the EU as soon as possible.
Police forces in Portugal, Israel, Serbia, and Bosnia have carried out multiple operations, leading to numerous arrests and significant drug seizures. These coordinated efforts targeted individuals suspected of drug trafficking across different regions.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico stated he would only dismiss Environment Minister Tomáš Taraba if Andrej Danko could guarantee the government's majority, indicating Danko will not collapse the government over the issue.
An analysis suggests that Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico's political situation is becoming increasingly complicated following a perceived setback for Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. This leaves Fico as the sole pro-Russian sovereignist leader in Central Europe, facing growing challenges.
A new technology developed in Spain, called Biow, proposes to intervene on environmental variables to passively optimize specific physiological conditions, particularly during sleep, to improve health and longevity.
Former Spanish Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero is reportedly under investigation for the crime of influence peddling. The inquiry is examining the specifics of the alleged offense and its potential penalties under Spanish law.
Albanian President Bajram Begaj visited Bratislava, Slovakia, meeting with his Slovak counterpart and other officials to discuss economic cooperation and Albania's goal of concluding EU accession negotiations by 2027 and joining the EU by 2030.
Portugal is set to introduce a new program starting in December that will offer consumers discounts on new appliances, including refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners, and televisions, when they return their old ones. This initiative aims to encourage the recycling and replacement of older, less efficient electronics.
Étienne Davodeau's emotive graphic documentary, 'Allí donde vas', matured over 12 years, proposes an intimate graphic journey into the heart of Alzheimer's, drawing from his wife's experiences as a home nurse.
Former Spanish Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero is facing a judicial investigation over allegations of graft and influence-peddling. The former leader has declared his innocence, stating he always acted with respect for legality.
The European Parliament recognized several prominent figures, including former German Chancellor Angela Merkel, former Portuguese President Cavaco Silva, and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, for their contributions. The honors were part of various ceremonies, with some Polish politicians boycotting Merkel's award.
Analysts are offering insights and recommendations on several technology companies, including Okta (OKTA), Fair Isaac (FICO), and Rubrik, Inc. Class A (RBRK).
A 75-year-old man has been detained by the PJ in Guarda on suspicion of three counts of aggravated rape against his sister. The investigation gathered "strongly indicative" evidence, and the victim received assistance in Coimbra.
An opinion piece from La Vanguardia debunks two common myths, arguing that immigration does not solve demographic decline and does not benefit everyone. The article provides a critical perspective on the societal impacts of immigration.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has been associated with the legendary outlaw Jánošík and later with communist leader Husák, prompting discussion on Slovakia's greatest historical figures.
Author and illustrator Diego Olmos, known for his adaptations of 'Nosferatu' and 'Goya', recommends three cult comics to discover at the Comic Fair starting today.
Hungarian politician Péter Magyar removed fences and opened the former offices of Viktor Orbán in Budapest to the public, inviting visitors inside. This action follows his critical statements regarding the current government and its policies.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico marked the two-year anniversary of an assassination attempt, referring to it as his 'second birthday' and returning to the scene of the incident. He commemorated the event with physical activities and sent a clear message.
The Portuguese government states it accepted over 50 proposals from social partners and civil society, yet maintained the core principles of the labor reform presented last July.
A Slovak news analysis discusses Michal Šimečka's political options for governing, the concept of a 'President of Peace,' and the details of Robert Fico's agreement with Vladimir Putin.
Slovak politician Michal Šimečka is reportedly dealing with acute problems related to the Projekt Fórum case, with his handling of the situation being a personal decision.
Friedrich Merz, leader of Germany's opposition CDU party, faced boos and whistles during his speech at the German Trade Union Confederation (DGB) congress. The negative reception occurred as he addressed economic reforms and other political issues.
Between 2021 and 2024, 250 confirmed cases of human trafficking victims were recorded, including 39 children, with migrant workers in agriculture being particularly affected, according to the Group of Experts against Trafficking in Human Beings.
Slovak members of parliament are expected to make another attempt to open a session aimed at recalling Robert Kaliňák. This move comes as Kaliňák faces significant scrutiny, potentially impacting Robert Fico as well.
Germany is reportedly ready for a historic shift, believing that the Kremlin's difficulties in the ongoing conflict could open the door for negotiations with the EU after years of no contact.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico stated that Slovakia does not need wind parks, referencing the country's current energy mix and plans for nuclear energy development, despite national commitments to increase wind power capacity by 2030.
Donald Trump confirmed that he called Benjamin Netanyahu 'f***ing crazy' during a tense phone call regarding strikes on Lebanon, expressing his annoyance with the constant conflict. Trump also stated his desire to meet with Iranian leader Khamenei at some point, believing they 'get along quite well' despite past tensions.
Following the leak of contracts related to the slovensko.sk case, the Progressive Slovakia party has demanded that Prime Minister Fico immediately dismiss Minister Migal, citing concerns of greater embezzlement than initially thought.
Canada is pushing for the renewal of the free trade agreement with the US and Mexico, while also confirming the purchase of 26 HIMARS rocket launchers from the US government. These developments occur amidst various other US-related news, including the testing of Elon Musk's Starshield in New Zealand and a US bill to prevent Chinese-connected cars from entering the country.
A commentary by Peter Weiss argues that Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has turned homophobia into state policy by linking national identity to sex and human reproduction, a concept not enshrined in the constitution of any other EU member state.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico was unsuccessful in court, as a judge ruled in favor of Aktuality.sk in a dispute over the use of his photograph, which Fico claimed was used without his consent on a book cover, and he had demanded an excessive amount of money.
Sofico has announced the acquisition of Vinli, a move intended to significantly accelerate its agentic artificial intelligence strategy. This acquisition aims to enhance Sofico's capabilities in the AI sector.
Slovakia's state budget deficit has worsened by 260 million euros compared to the previous year under Robert Fico's leadership, drawing criticism for the government's economic policies.
Slovak Prime Minister Fico has stated that if Tibor Gašpar is recalled, he will in turn recall Dubéci from the Progressive Slovakia party, amidst opposition arguments that Gašpar cannot represent parliament.
In spring 2026, Slovakia's public television and radio are undergoing significant layoffs, including journalists who protested government interference two years prior, highlighting how the institution has been weakened under Robert Fico's government.
Los libelos pornográficos contra la reina francesa mezclaron sexo, propaganda y misoginia para convertirla en el gran símbolo de la decadencia monárquica
Bossa nova icon Alaíde Costa, at 90 years old, expresses surprise at attracting a young audience and is set to perform at the MIMO Festival on July 4th in Guimarães.
A woman has been detained in Oeiras, Portugal, on suspicion of human trafficking and labor exploitation. Police found evidence of control and intimidation practices, including limiting the victim's movements.
Police in Serbia searched the apartment and offices of former police chief Veselin Milić, while Spain's Pedro Sánchez faces mounting corruption probes. Meanwhile, Hungary's Péter Magyar has pledged to fight corruption and join the European Public Prosecutor's Office after EU funds were unblocked.
A Slovak editor-in-chief has summarized why Moscow would not need to pay Robert Fico, implying his rhetoric and actions align with Russian interests without direct financial incentive.
Romania has declared the Russian consul in Constanța persona non grata and announced the closure of the Russian consulate after a Russian drone crashed into an apartment block in Galați, injuring two people. The incident has drawn strong condemnation from NATO allies and prompted accusations of irresponsibility against political leaders attempting to excuse Russia.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has reportedly discovered an unexpected loophole in the law to bypass a balanced budget, a move that has left experts questioning his argumentation.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico engaged in a debate with students at a faculty in Košice, praising those who choose to remain in the region. However, the event has drawn controversy as students allege that participation was a condition for taking an exam, a claim denied by the faculty dean.
Zsolt Simon's opinion piece argues that Robert Fico's illusions and falsehoods cannot be overcome, and discusses the potential influence of László Gubík's political project on the future government.
Traffic has returned to normal on the C-32 highway after cuts and retentions caused by a teachers' strike, which affected the road in Mataró towards Barcelona and Cabrera de Mar towards Palafolls.
Slovak politicians are engaged in a heated debate regarding the Prešov hospital project, with accusations of misinformation and comparisons to the Titanic. Opposition figures are challenging the government's plans and transparency concerning the construction.
A Slovak diplomat claims that Slovakia withdrew its support for a tribunal for Putin after a call from Fico's associate, Eštok, stating the country has never been as pro-Russian as it is now.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has promised a new hospital in Prešov, while the Christian Democratic Movement (KDH) is requesting an inspection of the National University Hospital in Vajnor.
Slovak Prime Minister Fico has criticized entrepreneurs for not paying taxes, urging cooperation with the government and a fight against the grey economy, which he estimates at 17 billion euros with massive tax evasion.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico announced that a tripartite meeting to discuss the government's economic support measures has been postponed, as social partners first want to review the legislative details.
Pope Leo released his first major encyclical, calling for robust regulation of artificial intelligence and emphasizing the need to ensure AI serves humanity. The document explores the ethical implications of AI and urges a cautious approach to its development.
A news analysis from Slovakia highlights that Prime Minister Fico has managed to resolve issues with Taraba, only to be confronted with a new problem involving Gašpar, alongside other political developments.
Slovakia's three highest constitutional officials, including Robert Fico and Peter Pellegrini, met to discuss the political situation. Pellegrini stated that a government crisis was not addressed during the meeting, despite ongoing speculation.
An analysis suggests that Robert Fico's political maneuvers are a 'great camouflage' and that he has no real chance to change course, hinting at impending irreversible changes in the political landscape.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has dismissed speculation about a cabinet reshuffle and the departure of Finance Minister Ladislav Kamenický, stating the minister must focus on the 2027 budget.
A Slovak media review highlights a Czech newspaper's astonishment at the comparison of Prime Minister Fico to a "retro-copy" of Putin, also touching on a communist MP's stance on Ukraine and an American doctor with suspected Ebola.
For the first time in Spanish democracy, a former head of government, Zapatero of the PSOE, has been indicted for influence peddling, drawing parallels to Portugal's 'Operation Influencer' which led to a government's downfall.
A commentary piece suggests that Andrej Danko's ambitions, driven by a feeling of underappreciation, are unrealistic and that fighting Robert Fico without a clear plan is ill-advised.
The judge overseeing the Plus Ultra case, José Luis Calama, is keeping a part of the investigation into other influence peddling activities secret, as he searches for money abroad and analyzes new irregular operations.
Barcelona's Mobility Services Center operates around the clock, managing traffic lights, tunnels, and overall traffic flow. It utilizes a library of traffic light plans to respond to various situations, including rush hours, roadworks, major events, accidents, and emergencies.
Singer Ján Kuric criticized the government's impact on independent cultural centers and argued that the opposition is responsible for Robert Fico's actions due to their perceived inaction.
Ak slovenský premiér stále obdivuje Orbánovu „suverénnu politiku“ a chce v nej pokračovať aj po jeho odchode z domácej a európskej scény, mal by povedať, či chce nasledovať aj jej dôsledky.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has rejected a proposal from Andrej Danko to replace Minister Tomáš Taraba, stating that Taraba is a capable minister and a government reshuffle is not imminent.
If the Prime Minister prioritizes his constitutional powers over a coalition agreement and a minister over a coalition partner, it means that minister has become a more valuable partner to him.
Spanish neuro-oncologist Josep Dalmau, who discovered the first autoimmune encephalitis in 2007, is credited with identifying 11 new diseases, some of which mimic psychiatric disorders.
The news report highlights that Rošková has been definitively found guilty, alongside mentions of the European Parliament's tougher stance on Slovakia and new questions emerging around political figures Fico and Pellegrini.
An influential German MEP, Niclas Herbst, stated that Slovak Prime Minister Fico has chosen his allies and that Europe does not need another 'Putin's spokesperson.'
Viliam Karas, Vice-Chairman of the KDH party, asserts that Robert Fico's current government is the weakest yet, accusing it of neglecting state administration and allowing the Hlas party to struggle, while also agreeing with Richard Sulík on women's equality.
A new assessment suggests train travel between Finland and Sweden could begin in August, though an agreement between Traficom and VR is still pending, and border crossing details need clarification.
A judge has reportedly linked former Spanish Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero to an alleged influence-peddling network concerning the rescue of Plus Ultra airline. Messages suggest Zapatero pushed for the rescue, with his associates allegedly informing the airline of approval days in advance in exchange for payments.
The Slovak Judicial Council adopted a resolution condemning verbal attacks on judges, criticizing Prime Minister Fico for political marketing and stating that former police chief Hamran should not even be a corn watchman.
Albanian President Bajram Begaj is making a historic reciprocal visit to Bratislava, hosted by Peter Pellegrini, with plans for official political meetings, a visit to Devín, Pezinok, and discussions with Robert Fico.
Barcelona has climbed one position to become a leader in organizing scientific congresses, now ranking just behind Lisbon and Paris in the International Congress and Convention Association (ICCA) general ranking.
The Slovak political party Smer-SD will hold a press conference to commemorate the second anniversary of the assassination attempt on Prime Minister Robert Fico.
1. Ficova vlajková loď pripláva neskoro a bude ešte drahšia. 2. Premiér riadi už aj pokuty pre „langošárov“. 3. V Moskve si začínajú uvedomovať, že sú vo vojne.
Fast boats (EAVs) are being used as the main threat in drug trafficking, transporting large quantities of cocaine from offshore vessels arriving from Latin America, and hashish from Morocco and North Africa.
A general strike is scheduled for May 18 in Italy, impacting public services including trains, local transportation, schools, and healthcare. The article details the strike's schedule and the specific sectors involved.
Following his summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing, President Trump stated that Xi agreed Iran must open the Strait of Hormuz and also warned Taiwan against declaring independence.
This weekend features a variety of new movies and shows available across major streaming platforms like Netflix, Hulu, Prime Video, and Disney+. Viewers can find recommendations for top-rated series and films to watch.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy has announced further drone attacks on Russia in retaliation for recent strikes, including one on a Kyiv residential building. He also warned that Russia is considering an attack on a NATO country from Belarusian territory and is attempting to involve Belarus further in the war.
A woman, who manages geriatric service companies, was arrested in Viana do Castelo, Portugal, for trafficking six women for labor exploitation and aiding illegal immigration.
Kyiv declared a day of mourning following a series of large-scale Russian missile and drone attacks that killed multiple people and caused widespread damage. Ukrainian forces reported intercepting many projectiles while also launching counter-strikes.
Fico's government in Slovakia has invited the Russian military attaché to return, explaining the decision as related to the care of graves, though some experts view it as a move to strengthen Russian intelligence presence.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico's promises made during a recent meeting are causing apprehension, with observers suggesting his plans might be extreme.