Opinion, page 26
It's hard to be disappointed. You know you expected this all along
Low expectations excuse the Slovak government’s total lack of preparedness for this latest, completely predictable Covid wave.
New ‘green pass’ requirements will likely carry more bark than bite
Employers can finally demand immunisation or tests from employees.
From Mr Bombastic to Mr Lethargic: How did we get into this mess again?
The inaction of the prime minister and his government is Slovakia’s latest Covid curse.
Zuckerberg's timing is worse than suspicious
Let's hope it does not take half a century to fix Facebook's mess.
Čaputová: We are failing the effort to prevent the irreversible devastation of our planet
Read the Slovak president's full speech from Glasgow.
Bacon, lawyers, corruption charges and Covid lies
The breathtaking extent of Fico’s cynicism is revealed in leaked tapes.
Blog: Five ways to raise resilient children
The most important protective factor is social connection.
Slovakia has its own 'tinfoil hat' punchline
Should we pity or fear those who see the world through the distorting lens of the conspiracy media?
What is next for philanthropy?
Martina Kolesárová describes the current trends reshaping philanthropy with the aim of delivering meaningful solutions with a lasting impact.
Who needs an opposition when you have Boris Kollár?
The Recovery Plan has a problem - one of its own architects.
Four examples of how artificial intelligence is used in education
Robots can’t replace teachers, but they can help grade papers and individualise lesson plans.
Some people want to make the real world equivalent to a Facebook feed
You can criticise journalists, but calling them enemies is going too far.
The ‘Latvian scenario’ repeats in Slovakia
Central bank governor Kažimír shows no signs of resigning, despite corruption charges.
Green energy costs too much. But does it?
It is costly not to do away with fossil fuels.
The virus: are we there yet?
Most analysts have abandoned their most optimistic scenarios for the Delta variant in Slovakia.
Smartphones are deadlier than cigarettes
Instagram almost certainly accelerates what is already a global public health crisis.
Six examples of how artificial intelligence is used in manufacturing
AI slashes production time and costs in several facets of the manufacturing industry.
Farewell, Anca
Anca Dragu, who made Slovakia her home, cared deeply about the country and did what she could to make it better.
President warns of hate, Fico erupts
Attempts to court dialogue with opposition leaders are spurned.
Building resilience and seeking balance
Laura Dittel of the Carpathian Foundation urges to make the most of the experience of the last year, build resilience and turn it into a new vision for our future.
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