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The front page of Aktuality.sk features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a scandal involving state companies in Czechia, comments from an actor on the current political climate in Slovakia, and a cultural event. Sports news highlights a historic moment for Slovak…
A report from the Czech Republic reveals that managers in some state-owned companies have allegedly turned them into their own private kingdoms, causing shock.
Renowned actor Milan Kňažko criticizes the current government, calling it a 'band of idiots' and stating that Slovakia has not experienced a worse period since 1989.
The 46th edition of the Kremnik Gags festival has begun, having overcome a threat of cancellation, with organizers stating that humor cannot be banned.
Slovakia will be without a female tennis player at the US Open for the first time in its independent history, marking a significant shift.
Boris Kollár has revealed his new relationship by sharing a wedding photo with his partner who is 40 years younger than him.
Experts are issuing a warning to all Wi-Fi users, reminding them of a simple but crucial security measure they should not forget.
This article offers practical advice for parents on how to efficiently pack a schoolbag for their child, aiming to avoid morning stress and tears.
A well-known mother shares her personal experience, stating that her perspective on the world has completely changed after giving birth.
An investigation has uncovered flaws in a website that claims responsibility for an attack on a drone factory, suggesting it could be the work of Russian intelligence.
An individual who documented the life of a partisan emphasizes that the legacy of the Slovak National Uprising (SNP) should not be appropriated by 'toxic patriots'.
This story tells of a man who paid a border fee for only one person, leaving his family behind in a war zone to reach Slovakia.
A glimpse into daily life in the Bory district, highlighting a peaceful coexistence with morning walks to kindergarten and evening neighborhood barbecues.
The director of the Museum of the Slovak National Uprising believes a film about General Golian could be beneficial, stating the nation needs dignified heroes.
Peter Weiss's commentary argues that social democrats have crossed a line and that the current government's actions are contrary to the spirit of the Slovak National Uprising.
Prime Minister Fico criticized the opposition and expressed support for Russia, while Minister Kalinák was questioned about the costs of celebrations.
