A newly published Monitoring Report talks about the state of extremism in Slovakia for 2022 and 2023 by the Interior Ministry. Right-wing groups and new dangerous forms of extremism are threatening society. ...
In this episode we are returning to Trenčín for an update on their preparations to assume the title of European Capital of Culture in 2026.
On the 12th of October, 2022, Slovakia saw a terrorist attack at a gay bar in the city centre leaving Juraj Vankulič and Matúš Horváth, both in their twenties, dead. A third person, Radka Trokšiarová, ...
Long time anti-corruption and civic activist and current director of Bystriny civic association, Zuzana Wienk sits down with Ben Pascoe to discuss the state of Slovakia today, especially as it concerns ...
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Each September, Bratislava hosts a week-long celebration showcasing the art, ideas, and stories of some of Slovakia’s nearly 300,000 migrants. This event, known as the [fjúžn] festival, is organized ...
Ben Pascoe talks to historian and economist Andrej Svorencik about the state of Slovakia today.
A new series discusses with various experts and commentators the state of Slovakia Today. This week comedian and pundit Tomas Hudak shares his view of the state of Slovakia today.
The European Day of Languages event takes place on Thursday on the campus of the Faculty of Arts of the Paul Jozef Šafárik University (UPJŠ) in Košice. Primary school pupils and secondary school students ...
Today on 9 September, it has been 83 years since the government of the then Nazi allied Slovak State approved the so-called Jewish Code. It was inspired by the legislation of Nazi Germany and was one ...
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