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Aktuality.sk presents a diverse range of news, with a prominent focus on a live report from the 'Očistec' corruption case where Bernard Slobodník is testifying. Other top stories include cultural pieces on an Eastern Slovak humor film, a personal interest story about a former boyband member, and…
This is a live update from the 'Očistec' corruption case, focusing on the third day of testimony from Bernard Slobodník, with Tibor Gašpar present and listening closely.
This article delves into the challenges faced by the creators of the film 'Kavej 2' as they navigated blending outlandish Eastern Slovak humor with a monastic setting, requiring explanations to a monk.
Matúš Oľha has made the decision to resign from his position as the chairman of the Council of the Fund for the Promotion of Arts (FPU).
A television analysis has put together a 'team' of the most disappointing players from the Football World Cup, featuring several well-known names.
A former heartthrob known for his time with the band Lunetic has reportedly found true happiness in his home life with Marcelka, having concealed personal struggles behind his public smiles.
Slovakia is set to implement a significant change where all households will be provided with smart electricity meters, reportedly free of charge.
A prominent doctor discusses common misconceptions during pregnancy, clarifying that women do not need to eat for two and addressing myths surrounding exercise.
Experts are issuing warnings about the potential serious risks associated with forgetting to take medication or arbitrarily increasing the dosage.
Clients of the travel agency CK Solvex described the final moments before its collapse, noting that the company continued to accept payments even minutes before declaring bankruptcy.
This article contrasts Robert Fico's past outrage 18 years ago with his current role of cutting ribbons, examining how former 'extortionists' became partners to the government and the Smer party.
A tragic car accident on Slovak roads has resulted in the death of Czech politician and historian Jan Hajšman.
An expert discusses the erosion of trust in current IT solutions and proposes methods for replacing overseas-developed systems with European alternatives.
A book featuring AI-generated visuals has secured a substantial grant from the Fund for the Promotion of Arts, with the publisher describing it as a long-term project.
In this commentary, Peter Bárdy argues that Robert Fico is not subservient to the oligarch Jaroslav Haščák, discussing the alleged connections between Penta and Fico's government.
A former police officer involved in the 'Očistec' case has pleaded guilty and agreed to cooperate with authorities, potentially impacting the ongoing trial.
This article discusses the complexities surrounding new EU sanctions packages against Russia, focusing on the debate over sovereign bonds and national interests.
A story about a woman finding love with a foreigner, hinting at a connection revealed after her sister's own experiences. The article suggests she is a national heroine.
A food stall at a market in Bratislava caught fire, leading to the temporary closure of the surrounding area.
A bank has launched a new service designed to protect its clients from potential fraud and scams.
The number of journalists killed in Mexico continues to rise, with the recent murder of a journalist in the southern part of the country marking the fourth such incident since June.
According to astrological predictions, three specific zodiac signs are expected to find relief from misunderstandings and conflicts, signaling a potential end to certain issues.
