Peter Dlhopolec

Peter Dlhopolec

editor-in-chief

Peter Dlhopolec is the editor-in-chief of The Slovak Spectator. He oversees The Spectator’s editorial coverage and newsroom. 

Before being appointed to the top job in February 2023, he had worked as a staff writer, a social media manager, and a podcaster for The Slovak Spectator since 2017.

He covers different topics, ranging from travel to politics. 

He was born in Zvolen and received two bachelor’s degrees from Ss. Cyril and Methodius University in Trnava for European politics and mass media studies. During his studies, he spent some time in Poland, Romania, Slovenia and Ireland.

Discovering new music is his big passion. Some of his free time is spent doing sports and litter picking.

Author also writes for: Novyny

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List of author's articles

Culture Minister Martina Šimkovičová at a press conference at the Culture Ministry on March 14, 2024.
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Largest developers in Slovakia, old postcard for Prague Castle, and how to enjoy Bratislava.
RTVS' creative centre in Bratislava.
Test your Slovak, a beaver spotted in Košice, and a visit to the Chernomorka restaurant.
RTVS director Ľuboš Machaj and Culture Minister Martina Šimkovičová.
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The new draft EU media law might stop the coalition.
Pavol Gašpar now serves as deputy SIS chair with competences of the chair.
Czech-Slovak relations getting colder, a plan to build local shared service centres, and another Slovak Matters piece is out.
Eurostat has question for government, councillor sentenced in bribery case, and Devín Run will return in April.
Opposition MPs with posters in the debating chamber in Bratislava on February 8, 2024.
The Slovak premier claims he is satisfied, given the court’s decision to allow a prominent anti-corruption body to be dissolved – but the opposition is doubtful.
The Constitutional Court in Košice.
What's on in Bratislava, a Slovak-Vietnamese on growing up in Slovakia, and director of Google Czechia and Slovakia resigns.
A diplomatic note sent to Belgium, Visegrad Four summit in Prague, and Bosch's change of heart.
Peter Rusiňák.
A good strategy for business service centres would be a start, says expert Peter Rusiňák.
Prime Minister Robert Fico on February 22, 2024.
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Justice Ministry scraps support for human rights initiatives, where to decompress in Bratislava at the weekend, and a quake reported from eastern Slovakia.
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Slovakia joins mine clearance coalition, accommodation subsidies for Ukrainian refugees cut, ING Hubs Slovakia CEO.
ING Hubs Slovakia head Arnout Bloys van Treslong.
ING Hubs Slovakia CEO Arnout Bloys van Treslong on running a service centre with more than a thousand workers, mistakes, and why the studied surgeon prefers ING to medicine.
President Čaputová lays flowers at the Kuciak monument in Bratislava on February 21, 2024.
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Smer keeps up attacks on journalists.
Matúš Šutaj Eštok.
A new poll on the presidential election, an old house that attracts tourists, and an unbelievable family story that involves an old trunk.
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A controversial number plate, a political look back at last week, and a popular Greek bistro.
The Greek bistro Suvlaki on Krížna Street in Bratislava.
After working in America and Greece, Yiannis Fanourakis opened a bistro in Slovakia.
Smer members announce the filing of a criminal complaint against journalist Martin Šimečka.
Ukrainian university students and their challenges, events in Bratislava, and fun poked at SNS leader Andrej Danko.
Dell Slovakia fires trade union leaders, e-car trip across the country, diary of a Ukrainian newcomer, and a rising tennis star.
Fico's big investment revolution, interview with Slovakia's Maya expert, and AmCham Slovakia has a new head.
Slovensko MP Jozef Pročko wears a T-shirt that says: "Fico protects the mafia."
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PM Fico reveals opposition MP's health status, a ruling over war-approving social media posts, and one winter hike in the Tatras.
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