Kuciak trial: “middle woman” remains silent again
Alena Zsuzsová, accused of intermediating the murder of the journalist Ján Kuciak, once again used her right to remain silent in court.
23. 1. 2020 | 15:05
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Insufficient coordination between police and prosecutors
On Wednesday, the Slovak president Zuzana Čaputová met with Police Corps President Milan Lučanský and Prosecutor General Jaromír Čižnár to ask about the recent situation around charges pressed against ...
23. 1. 2020 | 15:02
More than 55, 000 Slovaks register to vote from abroad
Altogether 55,117 Slovak citizens have applied to vote from abroad in the February general election. On Wednesday, the Interior Ministry informed that out of these there were 4,066 such requests from Slovak ...
23. 1. 2020 | 15:01
Bust of Nikola Tesla unveiled in the Slovak radio
Since Wednesday, January 22, a memorial bust of the Serbian inventor Nikola Tesla can be found in the building of the Slovak radio. Similar busts of the Serbian scientist credited, besides other inventions, ...
23. 1. 2020 | 15:00
Work in progress in Slovak National Gallery
Glassmaker, painter, photographer, performer and video-artist. That's how the Slovak National Gallery defines significant Slovak queer artist Anna Daučíková.
23. 1. 2020 | 10:05
Bach comes to Bratislava
On 31st January the winter edition of the Convergence music festival starts, focused on all-time music prodigy Johan Sebastian Bach. Brandenburg Concertos, Goldberg variations, cantatas and suites will ...
23. 1. 2020 | 10:02
Register your town
A Slovak town will be one of the European Capitals of Culture in the year 2026, with its twin city appointed in Finland. Culture Minister Lubica Lassakova and Vice Premier Richard Rasi have recently addressed ...
23. 1. 2020 | 10:01
Slovak feature film at 70th Berlinale
The Slovak film Servants will be premiered at the 70th Berlin International Film Festival as part of the new competition section Encounters. The new section is expected to enrich the official programme ...
23. 1. 2020 | 10:00
How massive government data collection could lead to a "digital dictatorship"
Is the government collecting more data about us than they actually need, and could this lead to a kind of "digital dictatorship"?
22. 1. 2020 | 14:49
How the success of AI could bring about social upheaval
Are new technologies that automate repetitive tasks going to cause a social upheaval by putting large numbers of employees out of work?
22. 1. 2020 | 14:43
