The AI Act, a groundbreaking legislation by the European Union (EU) to regulate Artificial Intelligence (AI) and mitigate potential harm, is expected to have varying impacts across member states. Juraj Čorba, a representative of the Slovak Ministry for Investments, Regional Development and Informatisation, shed light on the complex nature of…
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The Czech Republic faces the challenging task of reforming its unsustainable pension system. The first quarter of this year witnessed a record-breaking deficit in the Czech pension insurance system. In response, the five-party Czech coalition government proposed a reform plan in May, aiming to gradually raise the retirement age to…
Germany Transfers Patriot Missile Defense System from Slovakia to Lithuania to Safeguard NATO Summit
Germany has announced its decision to relocate the Patriot missile defense system, currently stationed in Slovakia, to Lithuania in order to ensure the security of the upcoming NATO summit set to take place in Vilnius in July. The German defense ministry released a statement confirming the move, emphasizing the importance…
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In a recent development, Slovakia has announced its decision to impose temporary border controls at all internal land borders from May 24 to June 8. The decision comes in light of the upcoming GLOBSEC 2023 Bratislava Forum, which is scheduled to take place in the capital city of Slovakia during this period. Anna Michalska, spokesperson for the Polish Border Guard, confirmed the reintroduction of border controls and highlighted the importance…
Slovakia’s new prime minister, Ľudovít Ódor, and his technocratic government aim to restore peace, stability, and a cultured national conversation to the country. Appointed by President Zuzana Čaputová, Ódor emphasized his government’s role as the “fourth line” in an ice hockey game, capable of deciding the outcome. The decision to form a government of experts came after a subsidy scandal involving a minister from the previous caretaker government, leading to…
The ongoing war in Ukraine has had far-reaching consequences beyond its borders, leading to political instability and economic crises in several European countries. As European leaders strive to isolate Russia through sanctions and punitive measures, the fallout from these actions has resulted in deteriorating living standards and widespread protests against political leadership. Slovakia, in particular, has been affected as its coalition government, led by Eduard Heger, faced internal conflicts due…
Document Checks to be Implemented for Two Weeks Starting May 24 Slovakia is set to temporarily reintroduce border controls at its international borders and airports starting from Wednesday, May 24. Document checks will be conducted for a period of two weeks. From May 24 to June 8, individuals intending to cross the Slovakian border should anticipate document inspections. This decision to reinstate the monitoring of individuals entering and leaving the country has been made in connection with the international security…
A Slovak court has again found a wealthy businessman not guilty of orchestrating the 2018 assassination of an investigative reporter and his fiancee, a crime that shocked the nation and toppled the government. Marián Kočner, who had been investigated by journalist Ján Kuciak for his shady dealings and alleged ties to organized crime, was acquitted by the specialised criminal court in Pezinok on Friday. The court said there was not enough evidence to prove that Kočner was behind the killings.…
In a case that sent shockwaves through Slovakia and led to the downfall of the prime minister, businessman Marian Kocner has been found innocent for a second time of masterminding a double murder. However, his associate, Alena Zsuzsova, has been convicted in connection with the crime. The Shocking Double Murder The murders of investigative journalist Jan Kuciak and his fiancée Martina Kusnirova in February 2018 were a watershed moment in modern Slovak history. Kuciak, a 27-year-old journalist, had been investigating…
RARBG’s Closure Due to Traumatic Factors Famous torrent site RARBG has announced its closure, attributing it to a range of traumatic factors that have impacted its staff’s ability to continue operating. In a heartfelt farewell message posted online, the site’s team explained that the decision to go offline was prompted by two challenging years. While experts predict a potential “golden age” of piracy on the internet due to rising streaming prices and other difficulties, RARBG faced its own set of…
Whirlpool, the US manufacturer of home appliances, has announced that it will leave the Slovak market by the end of this year. The company, which operates a plant in Poprad, eastern Slovakia, where it produces top loading washing machines, will transfer its assets to a new European company controlled by Arçelik, a Turkish corporation. The deal is part of a broader agreement between Whirlpool and Arçelik to create a new standalone business in the European home appliances sector, with an…
Slovakia’s parliament is set to vote in the coming days on a legal amendment that would effectively erase the legal identity of transgender people, who have been able to change their gender on official documents for more than half a century. The amendment, proposed by conservative and far-right parties, would require a person’s gender to be determined by their chromosomes at birth, and only allow changes in exceptional cases based on genetic tests. This would prevent trans people from changing…
Slovakian Members of Parliament (MPs) are currently facing increasing international pressure to reject a proposed bill that would severely limit legal gender recognition for transgender individuals in the country. This bill, introduced by conservative and far-right parties, aims to mandate that an individual’s legal gender must align with their set of chromosomes. The potential change in Slovakia follows a similar move made by Hungary three years ago, which effectively eliminated the ability for transgender people to change their gender and…
The Roma minority in Slovakia possesses immense untapped potential, which, if harnessed through social, economic, and political inclusion, will contribute significantly to the country’s strength and prosperity. Inclusive societies have proven to be more resilient and economically robust, as demonstrated by various research findings. The United States stands as a prime example, where individuals from diverse backgrounds, including immigrants and those with disabilities, have flourished due to the opportunities afforded to them. Drawing from personal experience as an immigrant from…