List of author's articles
In Slovakia, the prime minister was shot. A third of the country is not so sure
A new poll reveals a startling level of scepticism about the attempt on Robert Fico’s life – and a deeper distrust in the state.
What Slovakia failed to accomplish from the recovery plan
Slovakia will not lose money for the time being.
Hockey stagnating, canoeing in decline. Which sport is growing in popularity in Slovakia?
More money flowing into sports.
Almost half of Slovaks believe Putin’s genocide lie
Disinformation takes root as 44 percent accept Russia’s genocide claim—more than in Hungary or Poland.
Flats in Bratislava are getting smaller, otherwise no one would buy them
People prefer three smaller rooms to two bigger ones.
Slovak prime minister proposes electoral system tighter than Russia’s
If Robert Fico succeeds with his idea, political parties would face greater risks by running independently.
Slovaks believe in conspiracies about George Soros more than Hungarians
Smer and SNS voters biggest believers in the Soros story.
Poll: Slovaks know little about EU institutions, but their trust is immense
European Commission president trusted by a third of Slovaks.
PM’s adviser believes that NGOs serve American interests
Who is Dalibor Jurášek?
Fico announces a big investment revolution. Meanwhile, his minister backpedals
A new bill on strategic investments is in the works.
With pro-government propaganda, disinformation media enter new era
Such outlets mask opinions as news stories.
A Smer government is not the only option. There are two plausible alternatives
Pellegrini may seek the premiership.
Bratislava politicians take over parties' slates. Many districts can be left unrepresented in parliament
More constituencies instead of one in the national election could change things for the better, an expert says.
Slovakia did not learn from last year's drought
In a few decades, drought will threaten Fatra, the Tatras and the south of central Slovakia.
Poll shows Fico’s Smer is losing support, but remains top
Progressive Slovakia, a liberal party, is growing stronger.
Success of solving sexual crimes depends on officer you get
Analysis of successful criminal investigations.
Thousands of flats in rental grey zone
The flats are rented for a few dozen euros.
The ongoing secularisation of Slovakia
As a result of migration, the number of Greek Catholics, Orthodox, as well as members of other smaller churches, has increased in Bratislava.
Pandemic was a factor, but the main problem was Matovič
A long-time political analyst comments on the fall of the Heger government.
Social aid for Ukrainians drops to one third
People with disabilities were forgotten.
- War in Ukraine would change Slovakia, too
- Tests show 15,000 new positive cases. What is behind the drastic increase?
- A Smer government is not the only option. There are two plausible alternatives
- New bus station is open, but Bratislava still far from a new train station
- Foreigners' children often not welcome in Slovak schools
- Almost half of Slovaks believe Putin’s genocide lie
- Thousands of flats in rental grey zone
- After years of straddling two worlds, this American is now reconnecting with his Slovak roots
- Irish outlet hails Slovak spa town as top European holiday spot
- Why a British teacher chose Slovakia as home Audio
- A bus now runs through it: Slovakia and Poland’s Tatras finally connect
- Man appeals for help finding strangers who saved his life
- Slovakia’s secret weapon is living abroad
- Irish metal band to make long-awaited debut in Bratislava Video
- Where can vegetarians and gluten-free diners eat out in Bratislava?
- Irish outlet hails Slovak spa town as top European holiday spot
- After years of straddling two worlds, this American is now reconnecting with his Slovak roots
- Why a British teacher chose Slovakia as home Audio
- Where can vegetarians and gluten-free diners eat out in Bratislava?
- Man appeals for help finding strangers who saved his life
- A bus now runs through it: Slovakia and Poland’s Tatras finally connect
- Slovakia’s secret weapon is living abroad
- Slovak physicist: I do not employ doctoral students; I make them go abroad. I expect them to push us forward
- After years of straddling two worlds, this American is now reconnecting with his Slovak roots
- Irish outlet hails Slovak spa town as top European holiday spot
- Slovak physicist: I do not employ doctoral students; I make them go abroad. I expect them to push us forward
- Man appeals for help finding strangers who saved his life
- Where can vegetarians and gluten-free diners eat out in Bratislava?
- Weekend: Summer kick-offs around every corner Photo
- Why a British teacher chose Slovakia as home Audio
- Top 10 events in Bratislava for foreigners
- The law changed. Our family papers were ready. Now my kids are Slovak citizens
- Why a British teacher chose Slovakia as home Audio
- After years of straddling two worlds, this American is now reconnecting with his Slovak roots
- Slovakia’s secret weapon is living abroad
- Bratislava unveils its first 3D-printed bus stop Photo
- Irish outlet hails Slovak spa town as top European holiday spot
- Where can vegetarians and gluten-free diners eat out in Bratislava?
- Slovak physicist: I do not employ doctoral students; I make them go abroad. I expect them to push us forward
- News digest: Ex-judge Harabin cleared of charges over pro-Russian war comments
- Slovak universities, SAV, local governments top 2025 trust rankings
- Irish outlet hails Slovak spa town as top European holiday spot
- “We, the European Ministers of Culture, are calling to open our eyes to the richness of our own cinema”
- Weekend: Summer kick-offs around every corner Photo
- With more tax irregularities detected, Slovakia still collects less
- Slovak brewers win hearts in Porto with beer inspired by a childhood favourite
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