Stories from Slovakia

A team of over 80 researchers has identified a set of blood proteins that can accurately predict lung cancers more than five years before diagnosis. Scientists also found early evidence of their effectiveness.

NATO conducted the Strong Lineage 26 exercise on the Lešt training ground, demonstrating its strength on the eastern flank. The exercise involved a sharp test of capabilities. The exercise involves participants from multiple nations within the alliance.

SRo1 Rádio Slovensko reported that the opposition is against a legislative proposal, citing concerns about its implementation and potential impact. The ruling coalition is reportedly pushing forward with the bill.

The Ministry of Education has allocated nearly 10 million euros for nuclear waste research at a faculty. The faculty's associate dean, Samer Khouri, previously supported the Hlas party, and funds were directed towards a presidential campaign.

Slovakia and India have signed new agreements to simplify visa processes for diplomats and permit their families to work. These accords are intended to strengthen political and economic relations between the two nations.

Hospital emergency room wait times have exploded in the past ten years. The Document Foundation is developing LibreOffice for browsers and smartphones, outlining five development strands.

Robert Fico is urging Slovaks to request receipts, while also recalling his own controversies and the state of Slovakia's tax and contribution system.

Slovakia's hockey team is facing challenges in the current championship. Martin Chromiak is noted for his contributions.

Sales of cars manufactured in Slovakia have seen a increase of 350% across Europe.

WWF Slovakia has pointed out that fish migration is frequently obstructed by dams, cross structures, and impassable barriers.