Slovakia's Hlas-SD party is proposing a radical measure to ban social media for children under 16 and implement a special regime for minors. This move aligns with a growing global push by governments to restrict children's access to social media platforms.
Archaeologists have unearthed 77 to 78 headless skeletons dating back 7,000 years at a mysterious Neolithic burial site in Slovakia. This discovery marks a significant find in European archaeology.
The Minister of Sport and Tourism and chairman of the Countryside Party, Rudolf Huliak, promises better performance from hockey players in the future. He expects the president of SFZ, Ján Kováčik, to be dealt with by the police.
Prime Minister Modi visited a Varanasi-inspired exhibition in Slovakia, an event seen as a diplomatic signal from Delhi regarding its assessment of a fractured Europe. This visit highlights India's engagement with Slovakia and its broader European strategy.
Banská Štiavnica will once again become a city of contemporary photography. The 3rd edition of the Paradajs Photo Fest, which will bring 17 exhibitions and site-specific installations, will begin tomorrow with the opening weekend of June 5-7.
The Neografia printing house originally lent to its 'mother', now it is drowning in millions of debts itself.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico addressed accusations of nepotism regarding his son's involvement with the state-owned company Transpetrol. Fico denied that his son holds a leadership position, though reports indicate another Smer party member's offspring is on the board.
Police in Skalica detained a 38-year-old man with over three per mille alcohol, who insulted operators on line 158. He faces a hefty fine.
Slovak Interior Minister Matúš Šutaj Eštok is reportedly facing enforcement proceedings, which some suggest could be the beginning of broader legal actions. Critics argue that the current government, led by Smer, has maintained harsh criminal penalties.