Marcela Martonová has resigned from her position on the supervisory board of a state-owned company following public scrutiny over her qualifications. Concurrently, Prime Minister Robert Fico is reportedly facing significant political challenges that could lead to a definitive loss of power. The long-standing Hedviga Malinová case has also been revisited, with discussions highlighting the past influence of convicted criminal Marian Kočner.

Aktuality.sk: Cosmetic professional Martonova ends her role in a state-owned company's board

Kozmetička Martonová, whose presence on the supervisory board of a state-owned company is questioned, is stepping down. Her departure follows scrutiny over her qualifications and role.

Aktuality.sk: Robert Fico received the worst news of the year. Events that could…

Former Prime Minister Robert Fico is reportedly facing significant political developments that could lead to his definitive loss of power.

SME: Slovak Lawyer Recalls Kočner's Influence in Malinová Case

The lawyer for Hedviga Malinová discusses the strong influence of Marian Kočner in the past regarding her case, highlighting how this was not initially apparent.

SME: Psychiatrist Discusses Malinová Attack 20 Years Later

On the 20th anniversary of the attack on Hedviga Malinová, her psychiatrist speaks about the background of the case.

TA3: Slovak Government Discusses Stricter Police Rules and Faster Bans on New…

The Slovak government is convening to discuss significant changes, including more stringent regulations for the police force and expedited procedures for banning new substances.

Consumers are advised to be vigilant against counterfeit 2-euro coins, dangerous poultry meat recalled due to salmonella risk, and phishing SMS messages targeting parking fees. Separately, a newly introduced levy for small entrepreneurs has caused widespread confusion and chaos, with even officials admitting a lack of understanding regarding the regulations.

Pravda: Counterfeit 2-Euro Coins: How to Spot Fakes Easily

A consumer alert warns about the prevalence of counterfeit 2-euro coins, which can appear genuine at first glance. The article provides tips on how to identify these fake coins quickly.

Pravda: Dangerous Poultry Meat Recalled Due to Salmonella Risk

A recall has been issued for poultry meat found on store shelves due to contamination with a dangerous bacterium that causes salmonellosis, leading to severe digestive issues and abdominal pain.

Pravda: Warning: Phishing SMS About Parking Fees Can Lead to Money Loss

Consumers are warned about a dangerous SMS message circulating among Slovaks that claims to be about parking fees. Clicking the link in the message is a scam designed to steal money.

Aktuality.sk: 'I have to consult with the boss, I don't understand it either.' New levy for…

A newly introduced levy for small entrepreneurs has led to widespread confusion and chaos, with even officials admitting they do not fully understand the regulations.

Police divers, with international cooperation, have successfully recovered Slovak drowning victims from the Danube River, highlighting the challenges posed by the river's strong currents despite its calm appearance.

TA3: Slovak Victims of Drowning Found by Hungarians; Austrian Bodies Recovered

Police divers recount the challenges of searching for drowned individuals in the Danube River, noting international cooperation and the power of the seemingly calm waters.