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The front page of Aktuality.sk features a mix of domestic Slovak news and international affairs. Key domestic stories include an investigation into a contract violation regarding NATO soldiers' catering, details about the Jan Kuciak investigation, and political commentary on a recent incident in…
Slovak politician Blaha allegedly joined forces with a Polish Holocaust denier in the European Parliament to expel Russian opposition leaders, an action criticized by others.
A surveillance team reportedly described Ján Kuciak as living like a monk, and now these individuals are facing legal consequences.
An investigation reveals that NATO soldiers stationed in Lešť are being provided catering by a local municipal company, which appears to be a violation of their contract and business scope.
In a football match, Slovan Bratislava faced unexpected difficulty against a third-tier team, with player Yaya Touré commenting on the intense pressure.
A celebrity couple, who appeared to have a harmonious relationship for nine years, has announced their divorce, surprising fans.
Significant changes to energy subsidies are expected to impact thousands of Slovak families, with advice provided on how to adapt.
Experts discuss the balance between data-driven decisions and entrepreneurial instinct in the business world, emphasizing the continued importance of the latter.
A prominent woman responds to rumors about her pregnancy and comments on her weight gain, sharing her perspective as a public figure.
The article discusses local elections in Slovakia, noting that some municipalities will not have a mayoral or deputy election campaign due to a lack of candidates.
An official responsible for armament under Minister Kaliňák missed a costly flight and now faces financial repercussions.
In an interview, Boris Kollár admits his apology to Ján Čurilla was not genuine and states he will block Čurilla's inclusion in any future coalition.
Residents in Košice who can afford housing payments are struggling to obtain mortgages, and a new housing option is now available.
An investigation into the use of EU funds reveals that a Ford vehicle intended for a project in Žilina was diverted, leaving police with an older Kia.
Slovak police have officially charged Marta Šimečková and Andrea Puková with subsidy fraud.
The article discusses the possibility of Canada joining the European Union, with EU official Šefčovič reportedly supporting the initiative.
