Automotive Crisis Hits Slovakia: Schaeffler to Cut Hundreds of Jobs… ↗
Front page leadThe automotive crisis has impacted Slovakia, with Schaeffler announcing hundreds of job cuts as its headquarters implements radical austerity measures.
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The front page of Aktuality.sk features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include a report on job cuts at Schaeffler in Slovakia due to the automotive crisis, political analysis concerning the Progressive Slovakia party's electoral prospects, and a piece on the court…
The automotive crisis has impacted Slovakia, with Schaeffler announcing hundreds of job cuts as its headquarters implements radical austerity measures.
A surprising testimony has emerged in the ongoing 'čurillovci' legal case.
The political party Progressive Slovakia is at risk of achieving an 'unnecessary' victory in the upcoming elections, with concerns of a repeat of a scenario from three years ago.
A Slovak coach based in Austria discusses Slovan Bratislava's chances in Linz and questions the actions of coach Touré.
Dominika Cibulkova is fully enjoying her freedom after her divorce, spending time in an exotic location with a significant man in her life.
The telecommunications provider 4ka is advertising a plan for four people at 23 euros, omitting to mention a significant drawback that leads to higher costs later.
A new trend of two-minute-long series is emerging and will be available for viewers to watch for free.
The happy family era has ended, as a fourth child has renounced the surname Pitt, now 18 years old and wishing no association with their famous father.
Mikloško recounts a near-death experience, stating that it was a life-altering event from which there is no return.
A shortage of specialists, with only one per region and months-long waiting lists, has led to a collapse of the system as autumn brings an increased number of patients seeking psychiatric care.
Slovaks express support for democracy, yet the respect for election results, and the potential for their postponement, remains a significant weakness.
November sales are tempting consumers to buy early, with NAY offering the convenience of same-day gift collection.
Bratislava's shopping centers are set for significant changes, with the addition of well-known chain stores and the loss of a portion of the bus station.
A convicted individual details his past involvement in the underworld, stating that leaving the mafia was impossible due to the threat of elimination.
Authorities are struggling to identify an alleged Irishman who committed an assault at the emergency room in Bratislava.
Inspectors in Košice's public transport system will be equipped with body cameras to record every inspection.