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Aktuality.sk features a mix of domestic Slovak news and international affairs. Top stories include an economic paradox of booming company orders versus rising living costs, a political commentary on Robert Fico preparing Slovaks for capitulation to Russia, and a discussion on whether the…
Despite European companies experiencing a four-year high in new orders, consumers are likely to face rising prices and a more expensive life due to a hidden economic factor.
Commentator Peter Weiss argues that Robert Fico is preemptively preparing the Slovak population for a future capitulation to Russia, suggesting a shift in foreign policy.
American priest Martin states that God loves LGBTQ+ individuals, emphasizing that this is a fundamental tenet of Christian teaching.
In a post-match analysis of Slovakia's game against Moldova, Vladimir Weiss expressed strong opinions, stating he hadn't witnessed such performance levels even during his time in Czechoslovakia.
A well-known Slovak musician quietly tied the knot after many years, with the intimate ceremony described as particularly beautiful.
Apple has regained a leading position with two Slovak mobile operators, and the article discusses which phone models are currently the most popular.
The article describes the Metropolis project in Bratislava's downtown as a new benchmark for luxury living, offering an oasis of tranquility.
A woman shares her experience of being diagnosed with ADHD in adulthood, reflecting on how this changed her perspective after a lifetime of being labeled as unintelligent or lazy.
Richard Rybníček, in an interview, asserts that the current Slovak government has lost its legitimacy and that the public should express its discontent.
The director of the P. O. Hviezdoslav Theater argues that theater should be considered an essential service rather than a luxury.
The article raises concerns about potential shortages and high prices in Slovakia, highlighting the risk of losing a significant number of farm animals.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico is scheduled to address the public on Sunday, outlining the coalition government's strategies for tackling current crises.
Dušan Chrenek's opinion piece argues that emissions allowances are not the primary cause of high energy costs and that Slovakia benefits significantly from them financially.
This report examines the capabilities and work of Ukraine's Infosec center, focusing on its efforts to combat disinformation.
An article about a unique tea house in Hoi An, Vietnam, which has a specific rule for patrons: absolute silence is required during entry.
