List of author's articles
‘If we rely on AI, we’ll become less smart’, linguistics professor warns
From translating German poetry by hand to raising bilingual children, author and scholar Jozef Tancer champions multilingualism as both memory and resistance.
VW’s plant in Martin powers into the electric era
Company expands production portfolio with unique component for electric premium models.
Thousands of young sterlets released into the Danube
Endangered sterlets, a type of prehistoric fish, return to their native waters – tagged with harmless dye to help scientists track their survival and the health of the river.
Revitalisation project brings life back to Danube arm
Conservationists already seeing first results of work.
Filling the English-language gap on Slovak literature
What Slovak-born US professor Katarina Gephardt finds refreshing about Slovak literature is “that you never know what you’re going to get when you open a book”.
More than just a bilateral business network
Becoming the voice of the German business community.
New AHK Slowakei President: We need statesmen, not just policymakers
Pavel Lakatos calls for long-term vision and responsible governance as Slovakia faces rising business uncertainty.
Employer branding pays off for firms in Slovakia
A good strategy strengthens recruitment, loyalty and company culture in a competitive labour market.
Labour law lags as AI reshapes workplaces
Employers and policymakers must urgently adapt to new forms of work, says expert.
Labour market urgently needs more flexibility, expert warns
Zuzana Rumiz talks about the challenges the HR market faces.
Gen Z wants fast, smart hiring. AI might deliver
With mobile-first applications and 24/7 chatbots, recruiters are adapting to new expectations. But real human input still seals the deal.
AI is reshaping the labour market, but not all jobs are at risk
Empathy, creativity and human judgement remain irreplaceable, say recruiters.
Slovakia’s economy enters increasingly troubled waters
As skills shortages and industry pressures mount, employers push for smarter immigration, training and digital adaptation strategies.
Bratislava’s Nová Tržnica reinvents itself with Yellow Thursdays
Craft markets, community events, and culinary startups signal a vibrant future for the capital’s iconic market hall.
Tax, audit and accounting firms face tech push and talent shortages
Legislative uncertainty, brain drain, and the drive for digital transformation are reshaping the industry’s role.
Transaction tax is met with backlash
Businesses slam new levy, argue it offers little in return from the state.
The president and the stolen fur: A stage drama that traces the wartime fates of Slovakia’s Jews
Hitler’s President imagines a chilling dialogue between Jozef Tiso and Auschwitz escapee Alfréd Wetzler.
Bratislava’s skyline is on course to change dramatically
Seven projects promise to alter the look of the city.
Igniting social entrepreneurship in Slovakia, Swiss Re-style
Putting a Shine on innovative solutions and helping talented people find their place.
Direct experience is ‘more powerful than a thousand words’, says expert
Transformational volunteering drives personal growth and builds empathy.
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- Naked man wearing only a balaclava and flip-flops caught running through woods with sex toy on a stick
- Where stones remember: the shifting fortunes of Bratislava Audio
- News digest: Ambulance tender turmoil – Penta walks, prosecutor limbers up
- Weekend: A familiar sight and sound return to three picturesque towns in central Slovakia Photo
- Get a glimpse of Bratislava’s eastern hinterland by bike Photo
- Bratislava revives historic woodland as community oasis in Petržalka
- Formed 15 years ago, unique island on Hron becomes haven for active leisure Photo
- Weekend: A familiar sight and sound return to three picturesque towns in central Slovakia Photo
- Naked man wearing only a balaclava and flip-flops caught running through woods with sex toy on a stick
- Should you visit Komárno’s Courtyard of Europe? Probably not. Try this instead. Photo
- Get a glimpse of Bratislava’s eastern hinterland by bike Photo
- News digest: Fico’s coup story falls apart in the sun
- Bratislava revives historic woodland as community oasis in Petržalka
- Slovakia records first Q fever outbreak in 30 years
- Formed 15 years ago, unique island on Hron becomes haven for active leisure Photo
- Naked man wearing only a balaclava and flip-flops caught running through woods with sex toy on a stick
- Should you visit Komárno’s Courtyard of Europe? Probably not. Try this instead. Photo
- Bratislava revives historic woodland as community oasis in Petržalka
- Get a glimpse of Bratislava’s eastern hinterland by bike Photo
- Thousands of young sterlets released into the Danube Photo
- VW’s plant in Martin powers into the electric era
- Top 10 events in Bratislava for foreigners
- Formed 15 years ago, unique island on Hron becomes haven for active leisure Photo
- Naked man wearing only a balaclava and flip-flops caught running through woods with sex toy on a stick
- Should you visit Komárno’s Courtyard of Europe? Probably not. Try this instead. Photo
- Filling the English-language gap on Slovak literature
- Last Week: Once again, the government’s message is ‘trust nobody’
- Revitalisation project brings life back to Danube arm Photo
- Get a glimpse of Bratislava’s eastern hinterland by bike Photo
- Bratislava revives historic woodland as community oasis in Petržalka
- News digest: Ambulance tender turmoil – Penta walks, prosecutor limbers up
- Weekend: A familiar sight and sound return to three picturesque towns in central Slovakia Photo
- Strangers are hiding gifts in Slovak cities – and people love it
- ‘If we rely on AI, we’ll become less smart’, linguistics professor warns
- Slovakia records first Q fever outbreak in 30 years
- News digest: Fico’s coup story falls apart in the sun
- Slovak winemakers tied to bribery scandal linked to EU subsidies
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