Stories from Bratislava · Slovakia

A speaker on RTVS Rádio Slovensko criticized past leaders for making Slovakia the 'poorest and most corrupt member state of the Union.' The speaker advocated for the imprisonment of those responsible, stating they would not wait for the new government's first 100 days and...

Opposition envoy Zuzana Števulová from the Progressive Slovakia (PS) party warned of a potential conflict with international and European law regarding a proposed amendment to the Statute.

The first two of five classic horse racing trials of the season are taking place on the Bratislava race track. Jockey Ingegg, described as knowing every fifth Starohajska oval, is participating in these events. Robert Berger and Martin Shedo prepared the report for Tunko Sport.

A sports report indicated that the Slovaks scored in the 13th minute of a game.

Matej Neumann, speaking for the Ministry of Interior, stated that 'evictors' should be allowed. Litvin, the press secretary for Slovakia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, stated that Fico will be connecting. A Ukrainian radio source indicated that the press secretary of the Slovak Ministry of Foreign Affairs was previously involved in discussions concerning Fico's future contact. The Slovak Ministry of Interior is submitting a package of four laws concerning self-governance for inter-departmental review. The proposed legislation aims to standardize rules for municipalities and higher territorial units.

The Minister of Internal Affairs suspended evictor Pavel Durka from service.

Slovak President Peter Pellegrini wrote on a social network, commemorating the 81st anniversary of the end of World War II in Europe. He stated that the world order is crumbling and major powers are increasingly avoiding military solutions.

Slovak Railways will host an Open Day at the Bratislava Depot on Tupeho Street tomorrow, from 9 AM to 5 PM.

A student team led by Lukáš Hudáček has developed a hybrid heat shield concept for the Rexus-Bexus project. The technology was tested as part of the HARTS experiment, which stands for Hybrid Atmospheric Reentry Thermal Shield.

The Slovakian government announced that foreign nationals will no longer pay higher fuel prices than residents starting this Friday. This decision follows pressure from the European Union, which had threatened the country with an infringement procedure. For the past month and a half, foreigners in Slovakia have been required to pay more for diesel and gasoline than locals. The government previously justified the price difference by citing a petroleum emergency caused by the war in Iran. Slovakia has implemented a system of doubled fuel prices, with distinct rates applied to Slovaks and foreigners. Slovakia is implementing a system with doubled fuel prices, featuring different rates for Slovak citizens and foreigners.