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When will the opposition wake up to reality?
PS, SaS, and Demokrati should have long since agreed on a joint approach and formed a shadow government.
Supreme Court overturns acquittal in Kuciak murder case, orders new judges
The journalist’s family welcomes the court’s decision, but a new trial means more delays and no guarantees.
Slovak Literary Centre director dismissed after Prague book fair scandal
The culture minister had installed Gustáv Murín earlier this year despite warnings.
Paris leads, Bratislava trails: European cities ranked on safe travel for children
Local leadership key to safe streets.
News digest: Court hands down verdict in homeless man’s killing case
Slovak Literary Centre director unwelcome at Prague book fair, new analysis shows Bratislava streets are not for children. Learn more in today's digest.
From eight to thousands of runners. How Košice marathon rose to prominence
Summer Olympics served as inspiration.
A wave pool in the middle of nowhere? This town hopes tourists will come
Rimavská Sobota is making waves.
News digest: Violent gang in Bratislava is under arrest
Criminal complaint against Fico, Kuciak case back to square one, and literature takes the spotlight on Wednesday evening.
Is your website compliant? Slovakia’s accessibility law is coming
From June 2025, most online services must follow EU accessibility standards.
Slovak hopes fade as hockey team bows out of championship with final defeat
Finland came out on top against Slovakia in Tuesday’s clash.
Iconic Slovak barn still draws crowds. Without donors, it might have been lost
One of central Slovakia’s most photographed buildings was nearly lost to time and weather.
Investor confidence in Slovakia falls for second year running
Foreign companies cite tax pressures, unpredictable policy and labour shortages as key risks, with investment plans hitting new lows.
The Kremlin’s security agency has a Russian contractor in Slovakia - no one has noticed
The firm has supplied communications parts to Russia’s powerful security service, the FSB, from a Slovak village.
New head of Slovak National Museum appointed amid controversy
Andrea Predajňová has never led an institution of this size.
What went wrong with Slovak government’s vaccine study?
Experts question the study’s scientific value.
News digest: Slovak health at risk if WHO treaty rejected, experts warn
Slovakia's ice hockey dream bursts, experts slam Covid vaccine analysis. Learn more in today's digest.
Slovak politicians urge accountability after court rebukes EU over vaccine deal secrecy
PM Robert Fico questions Brussels’ moral authority.
Last Week: Smer throws a peculiar love-fest on the anniversary of Fico’s attack
At an event supposedly held to fight hate, a lot of blame was being cast around.
Heavy weekend defeats burst Slovakia’s quarter-finals dream
A string of Slovak defensive errors against Latvia doomed the national team.
Fitch reaffirms Slovakia’s rating as debt climbs and growth stalls
Agency gives government credit for reforms but flags structural weaknesses and economic headwinds tied to global trade and auto reliance.
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