Volkswagen Layoffs: Concern Continues with Additional 50,000 Job Cuts ↗
Front page leadThe Volkswagen concern is continuing its wave of layoffs, adding another 50,000 jobs to the 100,000 previously announced.
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The front page of Aktuality.sk features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include significant layoffs at Volkswagen, a dispute over horse-drawn carriages in the Polish Tatras, and the rise of a far-right extremist party in Germany. Domestic Slovak news covers political…
The Volkswagen concern is continuing its wave of layoffs, adding another 50,000 jobs to the 100,000 previously announced.
A conflict over horse-drawn carriages in the Polish Tatras has led to shortened routes and the purchase of electric buses.
German extremists, particularly popular among young people, may gain power for the first time, with a platform to expel 'non-Germans'.
Slovan coach Yaya Touré expressed deep disappointment following his team's loss to DAC, promising to be candid about the reasons.
A well-known Slovak acting couple has married, with the bride's distinctive attire and an inventive bouquet capturing significant attention.
A major telecommunications operator is offering a substantial sum to attract customers from its competitors, promising to cover any fines.
Asus and GeForce RTX are changing the game for laptops designed for both education and gaming with their latest innovative offerings.
A husband underwent a vasectomy soon after his wedding, with his wife expressing gratitude for his decision to not have children.
An expert analyzes why saboteurs from Prešov might have used homemade napalm and filmed their act with action cameras.
Visitors to a museum are welcomed by a life-size hologram of artist Andy Warhol.
A Czech commentator harshly criticizes Slovak Prime Minister Fico, labeling him a 'repugnant pro-Russian collaborator' in a review of global media coverage.
The deputy head of the National Audit Office (NKÚ) owns three apartments in Bratislava but continues to have a state-paid service apartment.
President Pellegrini asserts that a coalition between PS (Progressive Slovakia) and Smer-SD would offer greater political stability than a government led by Matovič.
An opinion piece by Dušan Chrenek argues that drought should be viewed not as an impending disaster, but as a condition requiring preparedness.