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This report details how the Hroncec family is reviving the forgotten glassmaking tradition in Kokava by renovating a century-old ruin, turning it into something new.
Tibor Gašpar has begun his testimony in the 'Očistec' corruption case, where he is accused of forming a criminal group within the police for political purposes.
Former coach Craig Ramsay and player Michal Handzuš will be inducted into the Slovak Hockey Hall of Fame during the Hockey Player of the Year gala in Košice.
Germany's business sentiment rose in July, driven by significantly better expectations, according to the Ifo economic institute.
Online fast fashion retailer Shein fell into a loss in its first fiscal quarter due to weaker sales after the US canceled duty exemptions for small packages.
Shares of Chinese chip manufacturer CXMT rose by over 500% on their stock exchange debut, making it China's largest company by market capitalization.
Slovak President Peter Pellegrini has commenced a state visit to China, aiming to further develop relations with the country, Slovakia's largest non-EU trade partner.
Authorities in the Czech Republic are investigating a mass bomb threat targeting approximately 400 buildings nationwide, though the police assess the threat's relevance as low.
Energy prices on exchanges saw a significant increase last week, with gas prices climbing 10.77% to a two-year high.
The Slovak Ministry of Agriculture warns of a significantly increased risk of forest fires due to prolonged high temperatures, drought, and strong winds.
A 'Poradňa N' (Advice N) column addresses a parent's concern about their son's bullying behavior towards his younger sister, questioning if it's typical adolescent behavior.
An advertisement suggests that purchasing ready-made apartments in Bratislava's downtown area will become more costly.
An analysis of Donald Trump's actions and potential strategies regarding Iran, suggesting he is in a difficult situation.