International Day of Human Solidarity
20th of December marks the International Day of Human Solidarity all across the world, which was proclaimed by the UN in 2005.
20th of December marks the International Day of Human Solidarity all across the world, which was proclaimed by the UN in 2005.
A European Economic Area (EEA) Civil Society Fund programme aimed at strengthening civil society organisations in Slovakia is set to launch in January 2026.
More than 71,000 people live without stable housing in Slovakia. In Bratislava, there are approximately 4,000 people without a roof over their heads. These numbers show just how alarming the state of ...
Human rights belong to all of us — regardless of nationality, gender, ethnicity, religion, or any other status. They include both essential protections, such as the right to life, and the rights that ...
Nearly one in ten women in Slovakia experienced some form of psychological or physical violence in the past year. And while this is slightly below the global average of 14%, the number remains alarmingly ...
In last week’s programme, we looked back at the Velvet Revolution and the events that brought down the communist regime in former Czechoslovakia. This week, we move from history to the present — exploring ...
In today’s show, we dive into the rapid rise of nicotine addiction among Slovak teenagers and the government’s plan to ban disposable e-cigarettes and flavored nicotine products.
November 17th, Struggle for Freedom and Democracy Day, marks one of the most important moments in modern Slovak and Czech history. In November 1989, people across Czechoslovakia took to the streets with ...
In 2026, the Slovak city of Trenčín will become the European Capital of Culture, and one of its flagship initiatives will be the ambitious international project Zvuky demokracie or Sounds of Democracy. ...
Each year, Pink October unites the world in the fight against breast cancer — raising awareness, encouraging early diagnosis, and supporting everyone whose lives have been touched by the disease.