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Aktuality.sk is a Slovak news portal covering a range of domestic and international news. Top stories include political developments involving the Prime Minister's brother-in-law, an international incident with debris in Poland, and economic news about McDonald's expansion. Other featured stories…
The brother-in-law of Slovak Prime Minister Fico is reportedly entangled in a new issue, with details suggesting a peculiar van rental service operating under a new name and led by a businessman involved in a known case.
Residents in Poland reported hearing a loud explosion and subsequently discovered a crater containing debris from an unknown object, raising concerns and initiating an investigation.
A van rental service, described as peculiar, has rebranded and is now operating under a new name, headed by a businessman who is an accused party in a well-known case.
Slovan Bratislava is actively seeking new player acquisitions, with coach Yaya Touré expressing disappointment in the performance of certain current squad members.
Former tennis star Dominika Cibulková and her partner Tibor Vincze have officially confirmed their relationship, with indications that they are moving forward together.
New technological innovations, including a portable workstation and a wrist-worn medical device, are set to revolutionize various fields through advanced artificial intelligence.
A personality, once celebrated as the most beautiful child in Slovak showbiz, is now taking on a new and surprising role for the first time, leaving her famous mother amazed.
The head of Bosnian diplomacy criticizes Russian President Putin's actions, stating that he is blocking Europe and referencing Prime Minister Fico's presence, declaring that such actions are unacceptable.
A witness describes the scene of a road accident near Hurbanovo, where a husband and other drivers rescued an injured family from a smoking vehicle.
McDonald's is experiencing significant expansion and record profits, contrasting with the struggles of other fast-food chains. An expert sheds light on the reasons behind this disparity.
An analysis costing €180,000 has uncovered chaos in the city of Košice, proposing that a single municipal authority should replace the current 22 city districts.
Peter Saba opines that the report sent by Maroš Žilinka to the Slovak parliament functions as an indictment of the current government's actions and policies.
