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Aktuality.sk's front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on Slovakian politics and social issues. Top stories include an analysis of China's strategic moves, a case of suspicious meat being investigated by police, and a train collision incident. Other…
An expert analysis suggests China is initiating a significant strategic game north of Slovakia, with specialists expressing concern that the country is passively observing the situation without taking action.
Individuals who reported suspicious meat are now facing police investigation following a request from the Ministry of Agriculture, raising questions about the initial alert.
Following a collision between express trains, authorities have charged a 34-year-old train driver, with the investigation into the cause of the accident ongoing.
A former coach of the football club Slovan has accused a colleague of betrayal, stating that the colleague was unwilling to share the glory and success.
A public figure, who was rumored to be the father of a Twiins singer's child, has broken his silence about his current life chapter, discussing his wedding and new life developments.
A new concept for a revolutionary aircraft designed to carry 250 passengers features a unique flat design and promises significantly reduced fuel consumption.
This parenting article offers practical advice for parents on how to organize their children's wardrobes to make school mornings easier and faster.
A recent study highlights a concerning rise in myopia among children, identifying a common habit as the primary cause and urging for changes in behavior.
A political commentary analyzes the current standing of Prime Minister Fico, questioning whether his aggressive approach is causing him to lose political support.
An investigation into a water infrastructure collapse in the Tatra mountains reveals how a combination of a 'French model' approach and alleged corruption ('Gorila shadows') led to the crisis.
Allegations that the Ministry of Culture disregarded its own evaluation process, with Minister Šimkovičová reportedly set to approve funding for Zoroslav Kollár.
A unique initiative called 'Cyclokuchyňa' aims to teach children practical skills like bicycle repair alongside broader life lessons and independence.
An interview discusses the challenges of building a public brand, particularly when constantly dealing with new scandals and communication issues.
During the 232nd week of the war in Ukraine, Russian agents reportedly resorted to threatening a Ukrainian hero with the murder of his son to secure cooperation.
Minister Kaliňák is reportedly planning another costly celebration amounting to half a million euros, allegedly without a formal contract, raising transparency concerns.
