New allegations have emerged claiming that Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence Robert Kaliňák is channeling state funds to Prime Minister Robert Fico's brother-in-law and partner. This follows a commentary piece criticizing Minister of Interior Matúš Šutaj Eštok for alleged falsehoods. Additionally, a famous advertising agency with ties to past controversial figures is reportedly facing bankruptcy after selling assets for a nominal sum.

Aktuality.sk: Minister Šutaj Eštok's Big Lie (Peter Bárdy's Commentary)

A commentary piece by Peter Bárdy criticizes Minister Šutaj Eštok, claiming his statements contain a significant falsehood.

SME: Famous advertising agency linked to controversial figures on the brink of…

A well-known advertising agency, reportedly connected to figures associated with past Slovakian governments, has sold its assets for a nominal sum and is facing potential bankruptcy.

Aktuality.sk: Fico's Brother-in-Law as Another Recipient of Transformed State Money? Money…

A video podcast report suggesting that Fico's brother-in-law is receiving state funds, with allegations that the money is being channeled through Minister Kaliňák.

Aktuality.sk: Kaliňák Pays Not Only Fico's Partner But Also His Brother-in-Law

A premium article details how Minister Kaliňák is financially supporting both Fico's partner and his brother-in-law, with their office located next to the Prime Minister's mother.

The 'Očistec' corruption case continues with František Imreczeh, former head of the Financial Administration, testifying and denying bribery allegations, refusing to answer questions regarding former presidents. Separately, a sexual predator featured in the 'V sieti' documentary has been apprehended after contacting a minor, and the case concerning the abduction and rape of student Soňa is nearing its conclusion with final statements in court.

TA3: Court Hearing in 'Očistec' Case Continues with Imreczeh's Testimony

The court proceedings in the 'Očistec' corruption case are progressing with new evidence, and František Imreczeh, a key witness, is set to testify, though he has denied the charges and accused the witness of lying.

SME: Imrecze denies bribery in the 'Očistec' case at court, refuses to testify on…

During the 'Očistec' trial, Imrecze denied allegations of bribery and stated he would not testify regarding former presidents Kiska and Matovič.

SME: Sexual predator from the 'V sieti' documentary wrote to a 13-year-old again…

A man identified as a sexual predator featured in the 'V sieti' documentary was apprehended by police after contacting a minor.

TA3: Student Abduction and Rape Case Nears Conclusion with Final Statements

The case involving the abduction and rape of student Soňa is approaching its end, with final arguments set to be presented in court.

Denník N: Sex Predator Caught: He Didn't Care About Girls' Feelings, Only About Hiding…

A story about the apprehension of a sex predator who was more concerned with concealing his actions from his family than with the impact on his victims.

Aktuality.sk: ONLINE from the 'Očistec' Case: Former Head of Financial Administration…

Live coverage of the 'Očistec' case, where the former head of the Financial Administration, Imrecze, testified but refused to answer questions.

The prosecution will investigate controversial radars after the Interior Ministry, led by Matúš Šutaj Eštok, decided to remove them from testing due to ongoing doubts about their origin.

TA3: Controversial Radars Under Prosecution Review; Interior Ministry Removes Them…

The prosecution will investigate controversial radars after the Interior Ministry decided to remove them from testing due to doubts about their origin.

Slovakia is facing a projected "quiet crisis" with a severe shortage of caregivers for the elderly in the next 15 years, exacerbated by rising dementia rates. Concurrently, the Slovak Post is defending its decisions on branch closures and employment changes against political criticism, providing statistics to justify its actions.

Pravda: Slovakia Faces a Quiet Crisis; In 15 Years, There May Be No One to Care for…

This domestic story highlights a looming crisis in Slovakia concerning the care for the elderly, predicting a shortage of caregivers in 15 years due to factors like dementia.

Pravda: Slovak Post Rejects Political Attacks, Defends Branch Closures and Employment…

The Slovak Post is responding to political criticism by defending its decisions on branch closures and employment changes, providing detailed statistics to support its claims.

A commentary piece suggests that politician Mazurek's aggressive public stance is increasing his visibility. Meanwhile, Europe is experiencing record-breaking megafires, with Slovakia also affected, and France reporting its worst situation since World War II.

Denník N: Mazurek Proves Again: The More Aggressive He Is, The More People See Him

This article discusses the politician Mazurek and suggests that his aggressive public stance increases his visibility and audience.

Aktuality.sk: Europe is Burning with Record Megafires, Slovakia Also Affected

The article details record-breaking megafires across Europe, noting their impact on Slovakia and stating that France is experiencing its worst situation since World War II.

Descendants of Rusyns, who were forcibly evicted by communists in the 1980s due to a dam project, are now returning to their abandoned ancestral village of Ruské, living in mobile homes on weekends and holidays.

Denník N: Descendants of Displaced Rusyns Return to the Abandoned Village of Ruské

Descendants of Rusyns, forcibly evicted by communists in the 1980s for a dam project, are returning to their ancestral village of Ruské, living in mobile homes on weekends and holidays.