Samsung is closing its television manufacturing plant in Galanta, Slovakia, despite the factory's financial performance not worsening last year, with only a slight decrease in net profit and a modest increase in sales.

The Prime Minister of North Macedonia, Mickoski, stated that the trade union's consumer basket is average, not minimal, and highlighted that only Slovenia, Slovakia, Estonia, and Belgium had lower inflation rates than North Macedonia.

Slovakia's opposition KDH party announced that Jozef Hajko is leaving parliament and will be replaced by university lecturer Gabriel Paľa.

Slovakia's SaS political party has rejected the government's plan for cheaper trains and buses, instead advocating for lower excise duty and reduced VAT on fuels to make petrol and diesel more affordable.

An appeal encourages people to unite and support sick children, potentially as part of a broader charity or awareness campaign in Slovakia.

A lifeless body was found in a ravine in Vyšnokubínske skaly near Dolný Kubín, Slovakia, prompting a response from firefighters and rescuers to the scene.

The Slovak government is preparing to establish a Council for Digital Transformation and Artificial Intelligence to guide the country's direction in modern technologies.

Slovakia's Interior Ministry approved the renovation of Prime Minister Robert Fico's terrace at the Sokolská residence, significantly enlarging his apartment, with questions raised about state funding.

Slovakia's budget deficit for last year was likely lower than initial estimates, with the National Bank of Slovakia (NBS) estimating it at 4.6 percent. State transport companies and some special purpose funds managed their finances better, though the Budgetary Council warns that much of the savings are temporary.

A proposal by the Slovak National Party (SNS) regarding political polls is raising concerns among experts like Jakub Hankovský of Ipsos, who question whether its true intent is transparency or control over agencies.

Slovakia's opposition party SaS has criticized the chaotic preparation for the construction of a battery factory near Šurany, despite acknowledging the country's need for such a facility, and is demanding truthful information from the government.

A shed next to a pallet warehouse is on fire in Golianovo near Nitra, Slovakia, emitting thick black smoke, with professional and volunteer firefighters and police responding to the scene.

Slovakia is expecting a sunny Tuesday with temperatures reaching up to 17 degrees Celsius. However, residents in the northern regions should prepare for cooler weather and clouds.

Slovakia's weather forecast for Tuesday predicts freezing temperatures overnight, with strong winds expected in the mountains. Residents are advised to prepare for cold conditions.

An article details over 15 unique geographical and hydrological records across Slovakia, spanning from the Tatra Mountains to the Bodrog River, offering insights into the country's natural wonders.

Firefighters are responding to a house fire in the village of Slavec, Slovakia, where flames have engulfed the roof of a family home and injured individuals have been reported.

Vedat Muriqi experienced an emotional week, scoring against Real Madrid, celebrating Kosovo's win over Slovakia, and dedicating his efforts with "This is for Kosovo!" despite a subsequent loss to Turkey.

Slovakia is preparing for an exceptionally warm Sunday, with current forecasts predicting temperatures to rise above 20 degrees Celsius, bringing a spring-like warmth to the country.

Motorists on the road between Martin and Žilina must prepare for the resumption of roadway landslide remediation in the Strečno gorge, which was delayed for six months and is expected to last until summer.

Slovakia's Minister of Defense posed a question to students, asking whether they prioritize loyalty to the law or to the Slovak Republic, referencing an old Roman wisdom about homeland.

The head of Slovakia's Supreme Audit Office (NKÚ) stated that the healthcare system is like 'Emmental cheese' and 'riddled with lobbyists,' leading to patients suffering due to the state's failure to control limited resources and access to expensive medicines.

The Slovak Hydrometeorological Institute expects pleasant daytime temperatures up to 19 degrees Celsius on Saturday, but warns of increasing cloudiness and isolated light precipitation throughout the day, with clear skies, fog, and light frost overnight in lowlands.

Over the past two weeks, fires have affected three excluded Roma communities in Eastern Slovakia, with two young children dying in Mirkovce and dozens losing their homes in Bardejov and Stará Ľubovňa.

Young people in Slovakia are facing a harder start in the labor market as companies reduce job offers for graduates and increasingly demand prior experience, according to an analysis by Profesia.

Residents in Málinec, Slovakia, are protesting against the expropriation of their land for a water management project by Vodohospodárska výstavba. They plan to appeal to the European Commission and the Constitutional Court.

The supergroup Hollywood Vampires, featuring Johnny Depp, Alice Cooper, and Joe Perry, is facing a lawsuit after failing to perform a scheduled concert in Slovakia in 2023.

Slovakia's government and president have presented a seven-point plan for the EU, outlining their stance on the new geopolitical reality following the attack on Iran and emphasizing the need for the EU to recover.

Recent polls indicate a decline in support for Slovakia's opposition parties, with Progressive Slovakia dropping four percentage points, as Igor Matovič appears to relish his conflict with Michal Šimečka.

Volunteers in Malá Fatra, Slovakia, recorded a dramatic decrease in lynx and wolf tracks during winter, indicating a critical decline in their populations. Bears are also observed moving dangerously close to hunting feeders.

While Good Friday traditionally involved fasting, Easter in Slovakia also had its share of superstitions, with old postcards evoking a romantic and nostalgic view of past beauty and tranquility.

A commentary highlights similarities between Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico and former PM Eduard Heger regarding the limits of sovereignty and the potential for the European Commission to use 'coercive measures' against Slovakia.

A new annual report from the Berlin-based Liberties Institute warns that the rule of law is collapsing in four other European Union countries—Italy, Bulgaria, Slovakia, and Croatia—in addition to Hungary, prompting further analysis of the situation in Hungary.

Slovakia's Ministry of Finance announced that more individuals invested in state bonds this year, though in smaller volumes, according to Minister Ladislav Kamenický.

Slovakia's Council for Budgetary Responsibility forecasts a 4.3% GDP deficit if the government fails to implement additional measures to address a hundreds-of-millions-euro tax shortfall.

Slovakia's Progressive Slovakia party aims to double the pace of housing construction to 30,000 apartments annually if they enter government, proposing acceleration zones and 100% mortgages as solutions.

During the ongoing court proceedings for the case of abducted student Sona in Slovakia, key expert opinions were read, with the trial scheduled to continue on May 6.

A car collision in Humenné, Slovakia, resulted in the hospitalization of a young girl and another female driver. Emergency services were immediately dispatched to the scene of the accident.

In Orava, Slovakia, a driver under the influence of drugs, who was already banned from driving, crashed a stolen car into a bridge following a police chase.

Slovakia's population has declined for five consecutive years, with the birth rate in 2025 reaching its lowest level in a century, contributing to concerns about a looming economic crisis.

A new annual report from the Berlin-based Liberties Institute warns that the rule of law is collapsing in four other European Union countries—Italy, Bulgaria, Slovakia, and Croatia—in addition to Hungary.

Slovakia's Ministry of Transport has launched a tender seeking companies to repair and maintain approximately 550 bridges on first-class roads, with payments to be made in installments, amidst ongoing questions about the cost-effectiveness of the preferred PPP project approach.

Slovak authorities have warned the public about a new, audacious scam involving fake parking tickets being placed on cars, designed to trick victims into paying non-existent fines.

Journalist Jindřich Šídlo commented that motorists' trolling surprised Babiš, comparing them to teenagers in a candy store, and noted a shift in the Czech government's stance on Ukraine compared to Slovakia and Hungary.

Montenegrin Deputy Prime Minister for Foreign and European Affairs Filip Ivanović met with Slovak Ambassador to Montenegro Eva Ponomarenkova, who recognized Montenegro's efforts.

Slovakia's opposition parties, PS and Demokrati, are criticizing the 'ePrihlášky' electronic application system due to reported errors, duplications, and questions surrounding its financing, demanding an explanation from Minister Drucker.

A letter from public broadcasting fee payers in Slovakia expresses support for Telerozhlase, the Slovak public broadcaster, amidst challenges from critics.

Georgian President Mikheil Kavelashvili is scheduled to arrive in Slovakia on Thursday, where he will be officially welcomed by President Peter Pellegrini at the Presidential Palace in Bratislava.

Slovakia is reportedly breaking records in highway construction, with projects like a 15-kilometer stretch between Rimavská Sobota and Tornaľa, but concerns are rising that these highways might be the most expensive in the region.

Despite the prestige, a twelve-year mandate, a salary of around 70,000 euros annually, and partial immunity, no one in Slovakia has expressed interest in the position of a Constitutional Court judge in Košice.

A growing number of artists in Slovakia are protesting against the actions of the culture ministry, specifically reacting to developments within the Art Support Fund and STVR, with acclaimed director Peter Bebjak also speaking out and the cultural community calling for a large gathering.

Ľubomír Andrassy, Chairman of the Supreme Audit Office of Slovakia, spoke about his long-standing relationship with Prime Minister Robert Fico, noting that his perception of Fico has changed since 1992, and found discussions easier with politicians he didn't know personally.

Slovakia's largest opposition party, PS, announced its future political agenda, prioritizing the economy, poverty, and housing availability, drawing inspiration from the success of similar housing policies in Dutch elections.

A petition in Poland's Pomeranian region, signed by over 1,600 people, calls for the implementation of a public transport system based on the Slovak model, featuring an integrated system with a single ticket for all connections.

A recent EU rule of law report indicates a deterioration in several member states, including Croatia, Italy, Bulgaria, Slovakia, and Hungary. Romania has also been classified as a 'stagnator' in the report, reflecting persistent concerns across the bloc.

The history of the Takáčovci organized crime group in Slovakia is detailed, including allegations of extortion, explosions, and high-level cover-ups, with recent reports suggesting their involvement in a case against Čurilla.

Following Arca, the Slovakian company Proxenta is now experiencing financial problems and is unable to pay its bondholders, amidst discussions of a new micro-levy for small entrepreneurs.

A weekly newsfilter from Slovakia reports that the entire opposition has officially ruled out cooperation with Smer, Hlas, and SNS, while also criticizing the management of culture by dilettantes and mentioning figures like Taraba and Huliak.

A new flight connection featuring twelve weekly flights has been launched between Warsaw and Bratislava, aiming to shorten travel times and stimulate tourism and cooperation between Poland and Slovakia.

The city of Banská Bystrica, Slovakia, is launching an initiative to combat invasive plants threatening a rare orchid species in the Laskomerská dolina valley.

The Fund for Art Support (FPU) in Slovakia is reportedly in decay, with locked doors instead of dialogue and a struggle for survival instead of approved grants. An organizer of a book festival describes the loss of tens of thousands of euros due to the fund's issues.

An article highlights the majestic High Tatras mountains and Europe's cultural capital, showcasing the natural beauty and rich history of Slovakia.

A political dispute has erupted in Slovakia, with Roman Malatinec from the Huliak faction alleging mismanagement of the Art Support Fund by the SNS and proposing an amendment to the FPU law.

Michal Šimečka has been re-elected as the chairman of the Progressive Slovakia (PS) party without an opponent, and the movement has ruled out cooperation with the current government coalition and the Republika party.

A program will revisit the historical importance of the Voice of America radio station for Czechs and Slovaks during the totalitarian era, featuring replays of past broadcasts.

Slovakia is expected to experience notable temperature differences and strong northern winds on Saturday. Snowfall is also anticipated in higher altitudes and in the northern central regions during the morning.

Controlled fires are being used as a conservation measure to help rare habitats in Slovakia, dispelling myths about harm to wildlife. This practice has been implemented in areas such as the Záhorie military district and Devínska Kobyla.

In a new development in the Čurillovci case in Slovakia, a prosecutor intervened, resulting in Peter Petrov no longer being accused of perjury.

Last year, the European Court of Human Rights notified Slovakia of almost double the number of complaints compared to the previous year. The government faces growing criticism for the length of proceedings.

A train fatally struck a person between the villages of Veľká Ida and Cestice in Slovakia, with firefighters confirming the death at the scene.

Slovakia is likely facing a long-term demographic decline, not just a temporary crisis caused by recent shocks, with significant changes observed in younger generations.

The high-profile case concerning the murder of journalist Ján Kuciak and the planned murders of prosecutors has returned to Slovakia's Special Criminal Court, with Miroslav Marček expected to testify.

Two players from Slovakia and Finland have won €5 million each in the latest Eurojackpot draw, hitting the 5+2 combination.

The Italian Ambassador to Bratislava, Gianclemente De Felice, met with Slovakia's Undersecretary for Tourism, Jana Stilichova. During their discussion, Slovakia expressed interest in adopting the Italian model for tourism.

A debate has emerged in Slovakia regarding support for single parents, with the opposition criticizing the program as bureaucratic while the ministry defends it as a systemic solution.

The future of the neglected Sobrance Spa in Slovakia, often referred to as the 'Slovak Karlovy Vary,' hinges on the results of a hydrogeological survey of its natural spring, which will determine if it can be transformed into a modern therapeutic spa.

The Branisko Tunnel on Slovakia's D1 highway, located between Beharovce and Široké, will be completely closed for five days to undergo extensive spring maintenance and technology checks.

Slovakia's Supreme Court ordered the release of extremist Daniel Bombic, also known as Danny Kollár, from custody, nearly a month after his conviction for extremism.

The Mountain Rescue Service in Slovakia has issued a warning about powerful gales in the mountains, strongly advising against any high-altitude activities on Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning.

The article discusses how Robert Fico's salary has surpassed that of Peter Pellegrini, based on the average wage statistics released for the past year. It delves into the calculation of gross salaries for politicians in Slovakia, which are tied to this average.

A fire broke out at a forest nursery near Žilina, Slovakia, with 21 firefighters from the Žilina Regional Fire and Rescue Service battling the flames.

Slovakia's Monday weather forecast predicts variable cloudiness with rain in lower altitudes and gradual snowfall in higher elevations of the northern and eastern regions.

The Slovak Interior Ministry has purchased powerful SUVs for more than 353,000 euros, according to a contract published in the central register with Porsche Slovakia.

The Byšta spa near Trebišov in Slovakia is in a state of decay with its mineral water resources remaining unused, despite the Košice self-governing region acquiring other spa facilities.

Slovakia is bracing for ground frost and a significant drop in temperatures overnight, with isolated showers and potential snowfall in higher mountain regions.

A morning fire at a hotel in Žilina, Slovakia, resulted in the death of a 56-year-old man due to smoke inhalation and the evacuation of dozens of guests. Police are investigating potential foul play.

A state-published poll in Slovakia has revealed unexpected results, showing significantly different numbers for Igor Matovič's political movement compared to previous surveys.

The construction of Slovakia's D1 highway is plagued by landslides near Ružomberok and a billion-euro challenge near Turany, leading to significant delays and increased costs.

A HVG podcast reveals that Slovakia and Romania are years ahead of Hungary in terms of the average age of cars. The discussion also touches upon a personal anecdote about a "worker's loan" being used to buy a BMW.

The STVR Council in Slovakia has reportedly been operating without a chairman for nine months, raising concerns about its functionality and adherence to procedural rules.

This article offers eight tips on how to celebrate Easter without the traditional customs of whipping and dousing, providing weekend reading without politics.

Easter in Slovakia is a blend of Christian liturgical year and archaic folk customs, with the church focusing on resurrection symbolism and folklore celebrating spring equinox rituals, as detailed in a comprehensive guide to traditions, dates, and recipes.

Over 330 employees of STVR (Slovak Television and Radio) have signed an open letter protesting against alleged purges within the organization.

A 72-year-old driver died instantly in a head-on collision with a truck near Rudník, Slovakia. Investigators are examining the degree of fault and searching for the reason the vehicle suddenly swerved into oncoming traffic.

Diesel is reportedly scarce at some petrol stations in Slovakia, with Slovnaft unable to keep up with distribution. Prime Minister Fico stated that government measures are working, despite the ongoing shortages.

A network of cinemas across Slovakia has adapted its halls to provide special, sensory-friendly screenings for autistic children, moving parents with the creation of a safe and inclusive space.

When applying for a mortgage to purchase an apartment or house in Slovakia, banks consistently require applicants to secure property insurance. This requirement, while seemingly formal, is a crucial step in the mortgage application process.

Slovakia and Central Europe are expected to experience a gradual warming trend as a high-pressure ridge extends into the region, while a low-pressure area from the Central Mediterranean to Western Russia will also influence the weather.

Slovakia's Supreme Audit Office, in its annual report, highlights a concerning culture of irresponsibility and impunity, particularly in the context of the country potentially becoming a "digital landfill" for Europe. The report points to systemic issues within the nation's digital and environmental governance.

Slovakia marks 20 years since the Danube broke its banks in 2006, particularly impacting Nádszeg (Trstice) in the Galanta District, which was surrounded by the Little Danube and Feketevíz stream.

An article explores how three seniors in Slovakia perceive and interact with technological innovations, revealing widely differing attitudes and approaches to the digital world.

Firefighters in the Dolný Kubín district of Slovakia had to extricate two individuals who were trapped in car wreckage following an accident, which rendered the road impassable during the rescue operation.

Johnny Depp's band, Hollywood Vampires, is embroiled in a federal court dispute in Texas with a concert promoter from Bratislava, Slovakia, concerning a canceled European concert.

Slovakia's parliamentary office is seeking a substantial fine of nearly 3.5 million euros from the IT giant Datalan, which has successfully collaborated with the state for decades, with the company claiming a misunderstanding.

An opinion piece discusses Slovak politician Andrej Danko's reaction to unfavorable poll results and the perceived disloyalty of SNS voters, who also consider Smer or Republika parties.

Slovakia's state bonds for individual investors failed to sell out as anticipated, resulting in an €83 million shortfall, with experts suggesting the state may need to adjust future offerings.

Slovakia is debating a new election deposit that would exceed 40,000 euros, a measure that would significantly limit the number of parties able to run for parliament.

A court has ordered Boris Kollár to apologize to Ján Čurilla and pay him 50,000 euros, with Čurilla also planning to sue Robert Fico, Tibor Gašpar, and Matúš Šutaj Eštok for their statements, as the political and legal dispute continues to draw attention in Slovakia.

The reconstruction of the KFC stadium in Komárno, Slovakia, funded by the Hungarian government, has faced significant cost overruns and professional doubts, remaining unfinished despite promises of completion.

During a joint meeting, Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš requested Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico to terminate Slovakia's state of oil emergency, suggesting the fuel issue should be resolved across the entire territory.

The Vernár mountain pass in Slovakia has been closed to freight transport exceeding ten meters in length, as heavy snowfall is causing significant traffic complications in the region.

Slovakia's cultural sector is facing budget cuts, hostile rhetoric, and sackings, serving as a cautionary example for the Czech cultural scene's ongoing struggle for artistic freedom.

A commentary discusses the "Szijjártó affair" and its implications for Slovakia's position within the EU, highlighting whether the country will remain in the zone of trust or shift towards Budapest and Moscow.

The popular independent cultural center Záhrada in Banská Bystrica, Slovakia, lost a third of its budget from a fund under Šimkovičová, a potentially devastating blow, with similar projects facing challenges across the country.

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico stated that Slovakia would not support Ukraine's fast-track accession to the EU if Brussels pressures Ukraine on the Druzhba oil pipeline issue.

Four civil activists from Lučenec, Slovakia, have spoken out against government politicians, accusing them of legitimizing extremism and 'hardened Nazis' across the country and in their region, while also addressing support for Russia.

The Vernár mountain pass in Slovakia is closed in both directions, rendering the well-known I/66 road section between central and eastern Slovakia impassable, due to a jackknifed truck.

The ongoing boycott and delay in appointing candidates to Slovakia's Constitutional Court has led to calls for the court's truncated plenum to take a more decisive stance, potentially suspending the effectiveness of laws.

The Specialized Criminal Court in Pezinok, Slovakia, continues its proceedings in the case of the murder of journalist Ján Kuciak and the planned assassinations of prosecutors, with a gang member's testimony expected.

A leading European civil liberties group has released an exclusive report finding that five EU member states—Bulgaria, Croatia, Hungary, Italy, and Slovakia—are consistently and intentionally eroding the rule of law through regressive policies.

A Slovakian mother had to request a salary reduction to avoid losing care benefits for her severely disabled daughter due to a legal limit, though the law is set to change in 2027.

An emergency situation has been declared in Stará Ľubovňa, Slovakia, after a night fire in a Roma settlement left 42 people without homes.

Following rejection by Progressive Slovakia, the Slovak Hlas party is left with limited coalition partners, prompting discussions about potential cooperation with the Republika party and internal decision-making.

A contemplative piece from Slovakia reflects on the beauty of spring and the artists who have captured the essence of the country's landscape.

Slovakia is expected to experience a cold and rainy day as the edge of a low-pressure system extends into the Carpathian region from the southeast to the east.

The article recounts the stories of Vladimír Kaláb and Lenka Marečková, who faced imprisonment in late 1970s and early 1980s Czechoslovakia for writing and sharing poetry deemed 'inciting' by the regime.

A small town in central Slovakia is grappling with congested roads as a new shopping center is set to be built, with no clear solutions yet for the anticipated increase in traffic.

Slovakia has fallen from 45th to 54th place in this year's World Happiness Report, which analyzes data from the Gallup Institute and explores factors like money, relationships, charity, and corruption.

New car import scams are emerging in Slovakia, where vehicles mysteriously lose kilometers on their odometers when crossing borders, as detailed in a podcast discussing fraudulent practices by sellers.

The Smer party is reportedly the only one growing in recent polls in Slovakia, while Tibor Gašpar downplays a debate surrounding a 'listening device'.

Montenegro's Chief Negotiator for EU Accession, Ana Gorčević, reiterated the country's commitment to completing accession negotiations by the end of the year, a goal strongly supported by Slovakia.

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Slovakia remains in an oil emergency, but the government has authorized the export of diesel from its refinery to neighboring countries, with Prime Minister Fico confirming the repayment of a state oil loan.

A hospital in Veľký Krtíš, Slovakia, is grappling with increasing operating costs, particularly for transportation, attributed to global conflicts. Despite the financial strain, patient services have not yet been impacted.

A commentary highlights that while Slovakia often lacks prominent personalities, it has an abundance of individuals who oppose education, science, research, and art.

An interview, part of a miniseries on skiing in Slovakia, discusses the challenges and self-deception regarding failures at the National Ski Center, suggesting it should be more than just an inclined plane.

Slovakia is expecting cold air from the north to northeast, bringing night frosts and a maximum temperature of 15 degrees Celsius on Wednesday, with a chilling north wind.

An article from Denník N recommends fourteen of the most beautiful hiking trips in the Revúcka Vrchovina region of Slovakia, spanning from Brdárka to the Slavošovský tunnel.

A landfill fire in the village of Poša, Slovakia, has left four families homeless, prompting authorities to declare a state of emergency. Preliminary estimates of the damage have been calculated.

Slovaks are consistently paying more for the same branded food products compared to prices in cities like Berlin or Vienna, despite lower wages, prompting the EU to investigate potential unfair practices by large corporations.

A study published in the top scientific journal Nature, co-authored by three researchers from Slovakia, reveals that high-altitude vegetation is changing five times faster than forests and meadows and has no further refuge from global warming.

A commentary piece reflects on the state of freedom, suggesting that the 'sword forged in November 1989' is being broken again. It argues that Slovakia fails to meet even one of the three conditions for preserving freedom.

Slovakian railways will invest one million euros in new security equipment and semaphores for the Tekovské Lužany station, despite its low daily passenger traffic.

A 40-year-old espionage scandal from the 1980s in Sweden, known as 'Operation Viking,' is detailed, involving Czechoslovak emigrant Miroslav Kořínek who betrayed his new home by working for communist Czechoslovakia.

A 16-year-old girl and a 22-year-old man died in a late-night car accident near Jablonica in the Senica district, Slovakia, after their car veered off the road, hit trees, and caught fire.

Meteorologists in Slovakia are forecasting clouds and precipitation from the northwest overnight, with a possibility of thunderstorms.

Slovakia, a country rich in castles, offers numerous impressive ruins of castles and monasteries, with this article providing tips for excursions to these historical sites.

A tourist fell from a rock cliff under Nová hoľa in Veľká Fatra, Slovakia, sustaining severe head injuries, prompting a rescue operation involving mountain and air rescuers.

Criminal investigators in Malacky, Slovakia, made a record seizure of 50 kilograms of drugs found in a van. The accused faces a potential prison sentence of 10 to 25 years if convicted.

Opposition MPs from Progressive Slovakia are re-submitting an amendment to the school law aimed at facilitating school enrollment and support for children with health disabilities. The proposal seeks to improve accessibility and assistance for these students.

Slovakia is expected to experience a change in weather on Saturday, with increasing cloudiness from the west and isolated light precipitation, though daily temperatures could reach a pleasant 19 degrees Celsius.

The city of Prešov, Slovakia, has launched a new deposit return scheme project, installing holders for recyclable packaging on streets. This initiative aims to help residents dispose of bottles and allows people in need to convert them into money and food.

A 51-year-old pedestrian died after being hit by a truck on road I/59 near Ružomberok, Slovakia. Investigators are examining the circumstances of the nighttime tragedy in the Biely Potok area.

Slovnaft is set to return state oil, with the state of emergency and dual pricing expected to conclude next week, signaling changes in the Slovak fuel market.

A discussion on self-love and body image in the era of weight-loss drugs like Ozempic highlights how social media influences young people, with a mother from Bratislava noting her 12-year-old daughter's appearance concerns after joining Instagram.

Drones have reportedly fallen dangerously close to the Slovakian border, with veterans advising the ambassador of Zakarpattia to Slovakia that further incidents should be expected.

Georgian Dream-elected President Mikheil Kavelashvili is visiting Slovakia, where he met with Slovak President Peter Pellegrini and Speaker of the National Council Richard Raši. President Pellegrini reaffirmed Slovakia's full respect for Georgia's independence, territorial integrity, and its path towards the European Union.

In Slovakia, public sector wages are increasing faster than those in private companies, which is accelerating minimum wage growth and negatively affecting the competitiveness of firms.

Slovakia has introduced a special fuel pricing regime since March 18, where drivers of foreign-registered cars may pay significantly more for the same amount of diesel compared to local drivers.

Progressive Slovakia has submitted a proposal aimed at addressing menstrual poverty by introducing free menstrual products in schools and ensuring their donation from state reserves to helping professions and people in need.

Newly released files from the Jeffrey Epstein case indicate that his agency served as a direct conduit to his private quarters, and that he sought out girls at beauty pageants in the Czech Republic and Slovakia.

Austria plans to construct a modern university campus in Hainburg, near Bratislava, specializing in green technologies and AI, aiming to attract students from Slovakia and other European institutions.

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has held discussions with Slovnaft representatives, indicating that the state of oil emergency in Slovakia could be lifted next week.

Slovakia plans to buy back shares from neighboring countries and assume control of the project for the construction of a new nuclear power block.

Slovak politician Igor Matovič requested that the Progressive Slovakia (PS) party exclude Hlas through a congress resolution, while his own movement, Slovensko, stated that its presidium makes such decisions and has already decided on excluding Smer, Hlas, and SNS.

A green news filter discusses potential changes to national park zoning in Slovakia, with experts warning of risks. Exploratory work for Taraba's pumping station has also begun.

US ambassadors have expressed interest in the 'Vertical Corridor' project, a gas transport route connecting Greece, Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary, Slovakia, and Moldova, for selling American gas.

Far-right Slovak and Hungarian associations in southern Slovakia have launched controversial campaigns, utilizing symbols from the "other side" to advance their respective agendas.

A new report by the Civil Liberties Union of Europe highlights a "deliberate erosion of the rule of law" in Bulgaria, Croatia, Hungary, Italy, and Slovakia, raising concerns about democratic backsliding within the European Union.

An opinion piece from Aktuality.sk discusses the Progressive Slovakia party's stance on ending Robert Fico's era, questioning its willingness to legitimize partners who are not clearly opposed to the forces it challenges.

As the deadline for tax declarations approaches in Slovakia, authorities are warning that debtors with outstanding amounts over 170 euros could face enforcement actions, including account blocking, wage deductions, and visits from bailiffs.

Rastislav Machunka, president of the Association of Employers' Unions and Associations of Slovakia, warned that Slovakia could face a situation similar to Greece's bankruptcy over a decade ago, stating that Prime Minister Fico 'unhappily misunderstood' his words during a meeting.

Slovakia's Minister of Culture, Martina Šimkovičová, has continued her dismissals, removing the general director of the Slovak Technical Museum and the director of the State Scientific Library in Košice.

Slovakia's Labor Ministry claims a record and growing number of job vacancies, but other data indicates a two-year decline, suggesting the ministry's figures might be inflated by foreign workers.

The European Public Prosecutor's Office is investigating a subsidy fraud case in Slovakia's IT sector, involving nearly 190,000 euros. Police conducted raids in Košice and Rožňava, seizing documents and digital evidence.

A referendum concerning the dissolution of Slovakia's Smer, Hlas, and SNS coalition is being discussed, with questions arising about potential conflicts with the president's authority.

Slovakia has declared an "oil emergency" and is in conflict with the European Commission regarding the situation.

A report on a railway accident in Pezinok, Slovakia, is being presented as a cautionary example, criticizing its focus on individual blame rather than systemic issues.

A new report indicates a progressive decline of the rule of law within the European Union, identifying Bulgaria, Croatia, Hungary, Italy, and Slovakia as 'dismantlers' and noting setbacks in six traditionally democratic countries.

Slovakia is considering changes to its voting regulations for citizens abroad, which would reportedly eliminate postal voting and require expatriates, including commuters, to cast their ballots at embassies.

An expert states that the potential for increasing labor taxes in Slovakia has been exhausted, suggesting that economic consolidation should instead focus on expenditures and consumption.

With only two days remaining for tax returns, Slovakia's Financial Administration is launching mobile offices and drive-in submission points in Bratislava and Košice to facilitate filings.

The Mathias Corvinus Collegium (MCC), an organization closely associated with Viktor Orbán's government, is reportedly interested in acquiring Ikar, Slovakia's largest publishing house.

Tatra banka is providing solutions for Slovak citizens seeking to increase their savings while mitigating risk, demonstrating how 14,400 euros could potentially grow to 47,000 euros.

The Hlas party, even after joining the government, is embroiled in a series of scandals and suspicions of corruption and clientelism, with Aktuality detailing ten of its most problematic figures.

A 'March of the Living' event in Piešťany, Slovakia, commemorated the tragic first transport of Jewish women and girls from 1942.

The historic Apponyi Library in Oponice, Slovakia, is displaying treasures from the period before the Battle of Mohács, tracing the history of the Apponyi family and dramatic shifts in Hungary.

A Slovak crisis line, IPčko, warns of an alarming increase in online gambling among young people, noting that the line between gaming and gambling is blurring. They report a growing number of calls related to addictive online gambling.

Construction of the R4 expressway near Prešov, Slovakia, is advancing, with significant work on bridges and tunnels for the northern bypass this year.

Zdeněk Svěrák's satirical fairy tale, 'The Silent Pedal Kingdom,' once erased and presumed lost during communist Czechoslovakia, has been rediscovered in the Czech Radio Archive decades later.

Artist Tomáš Pekár is bringing to light forgotten sgraffito art on buildings within a housing estate in Prievidza, Slovakia, noting the unique prevalence of such art in the area.

Kia has commenced the production of its new EV2 electric vehicle model at its factory in Žilina, Slovakia, as part of its strategy to expand its fully electric vehicle offerings for the European market.