Slovakia Highlights
Slovak women almost stripped him of his shirt. Enrique Iglesias brought a world-class Latin show to Bratislava (report)
Enrique Iglesias performed in Slovakia for the third time and put on an energetic Latin show packed with global hits in Bratislava. Despite the bold choice of the large National Football Stadium, the concert attracted fans and, according to the report, became his best performance here.
If the film *Lover, Not a Fighter* is a reflection of today’s twenty-somethings, we can be satisfied.
The film Lover, Not a Fighter by director Martina Buchelová is coming to Slovak cinemas following its successful world premiere in Karlovy Vary. With its authentic charm, poignant humor, and light-hearted take on the difficulties of youth, it has captivated audiences and critics alike and won the main prize in the Proxima category, confirming its quality and fresh perspective on today’s twenty-somethings.
Haraslín silenced the critics of his transfer. Against Moldova, he was the best player—he didn’t even need to score a goal.
Slovakia defeated Moldova 2–0 in the Nations League and secured a valuable victory. According to the article, Lukáš Haraslín delivered an excellent performance, was the best player of the match, and convincingly silenced the critics of his transfer, even though he did not need to score.
Data from the Pre Chmeľ project helped Slovakia’s last hop grower with this year’s harvest.
Data from the PRO CHMEL application helped a Slovak hop grower in Nemšová better respond to the effects of climate change during this year’s season. An accurate overview of the weather and soil conditions supported more efficient irrigation and plant care, which is good news for the future of Slovakia’s only hop grower.
Children’s movement starts with the right habits
O₂ Matej Tóth Sports Academy and Budiš are combining children’s physical activity with a healthy lifestyle. Their cooperation supports the development of good habits and motivates children to stay active, healthy, and joyful.
Slovenská sporiteľňa has been named the most innovative digital bank in Slovakia.
Slovenská sporiteľňa has received the title of Most Innovative Digital Bank in Slovakia from Global Finance magazine. The award confirms its successful use of modern technologies that make clients’ everyday payments and important life decisions easier.
After a cold night, a pleasantly warm day awaits us.
After a cold night with temperatures dropping to around freezing in some places, along with morning fog or ground frost, a pleasantly warm day awaits us. An extensive area of high pressure will bring more stable and calmer weather to the Alpine and Carpathian region.
Sunday Sermon: Seeking God in the Enemy’s Camp
Next Sunday, the Catholic Church will commemorate the 800th anniversary of the death of Saint Francis of Assisi, who cannot be viewed merely as a naïve poet and lover of nature. His legacy remains inspiring because it encourages us to seek God even amid differences and hostility, thereby bringing hope and fostering understanding.
Heroines of Denník N
Denník N invites you to the second annual Hrdinky Denníka N event, which will honor six exceptional women contributing to a fairer and more just Slovakia. The project highlights inspiring women and girls who advocate for systemic change or improve life in their communities, thereby recognizing their positive impact.
“We lived like racehorses; in Germany, we were able to slow down,” says the mother of a son with cerebral palsy. After returning to Slovakia, she is passing on the good practices.
Jana Lowinski, a mother of a son with cerebral palsy, is bringing approaches to Slovakia, based on her experience living in Germany, that help families slow down and better support children with disabilities. As co-founder of the Platform of Families of Children with Disabilities, she has been sharing and promoting this good practice for the past ten years.
Will we come here again? Definitely. What do filmmakers from major studios around the world think about Slovakia (report)
Representatives of the global film studios HBO, Netflix, Paramount, and others explored Slovakia in September, visiting Gemer and Spiš as well. The report shows that the country impressed them with its unique locations and has the potential to attract more major film projects.
The new healthcare school is expected to train twenty practical nurses a year. It will be established in central Slovakia.
A new healthcare school will be established in central Slovakia, offering four-year full-time studies for future practical nurses starting next school year. Each year, it will prepare approximately twenty graduates who will significantly help the regional hospital cope with the shortage of healthcare staff.
Updated: The Starship rocket reached Earth’s orbit for the first time and will launch 26 satellites.
During its fourteenth test, the Starship rocket reached Earth orbit for the first time, marking a significant milestone for the expansion of the Starlink network and future U.S. lunar missions. Despite engine problems, the success has the potential to accelerate the further development of space transportation.
The new iCAUR V27 combines the character of classic off-road vehicles with modern SUV technology.
The new iCAUR V27 brings the distinctive boxy design and robust character of classic off-roaders into a modern form. Thanks to its electrified powertrain, all-wheel drive, and current technologies, it offers a practical and attractive SUV suitable for everyday driving as well as adventures.
Check your boiler before winter. Replacing it in time can reduce your gas bills.
Before the heating season, it is worth having an older gas boiler inspected to detect any potential problems in time. Preventive maintenance or replacement can prevent breakdowns during the winter, increase heating reliability, and at the same time reduce gas bills.
Shooty: Imagination
The theme “Imagination” by Shooty highlights the power of creativity and an original perspective on the world. It is an encouraging reminder that imagination helps us find new ideas and bring fresh solutions.
Global Good News
Long-Lost Gertrude Abercrombie Painting Bought by a Bargain Hunter for $30 Could Fetch $250,000
A bargain hunter’s $30 estate-sale purchase in Michigan may be a long-lost 1951 painting by acclaimed artist Gertrude Abercrombie. The seashell artwork, recognized by its signature, could be worth as much as $250,000, turning an overlooked find into an exciting art-world discovery.
Nike Founder Phil Knight Gives Away a Billion Dollars – the Largest Single Donation to a Public University
Nike co-founder and University of Oregon alumnus Phil Knight has donated $1 billion to his alma mater, marking the largest single gift ever made to a public university. The extraordinary contribution will provide major support for the university’s students, programs, and future, highlighting Knight’s strong commitment to giving back and expanding educational opportunities.
Teens Set World Record for Most Sports Balls Recycled in One Day, Diverting 2,675 Pounds from Landfills
California teens set a Guinness World Record by collecting and recycling about 22,000 racquet sport balls in a single day. Their achievement diverted 2,675 pounds of waste—mostly pickleballs—from landfills and demonstrated the positive impact young environmentalists can make.
Nonprofit Puts Ex-Cons to Work with Paid Apprenticeships as Machinists in California
Rise Up Industries is helping formerly incarcerated men in San Diego rebuild their lives through paid machinist apprenticeships, professional certifications, and therapy. The program provides valuable job skills and meaningful support just weeks after release, creating pathways to stable careers and stronger futures.
Bikes Outnumbered Cars on Scottish Rush Hour Route for the First Time Ever
For the first time, bicycles outnumbered cars on a Scottish capital route during May morning rush hour. Expanded segregated bike lanes and e-bike rentals are driving the encouraging shift, while cycling is also growing in several other areas—an uplifting sign of cleaner, healthier, and more sustainable urban travel.
Gallery: winning pictures from Bird Photographer of the Year
This year’s Bird Photographer of the Year winners showcase striking and captivating images of birds, including a remarkable gannet flying through the water. The gallery celebrates the beauty and skill captured by photographers in the natural world.
How ‘housing first’ is helping people leave rough sleeping behind
The “housing first” model offers people a permanent home before asking them to address other challenges, helping them move beyond rough sleeping. Its striking results show that stable housing can provide a strong foundation for lasting recovery and a more secure future.
What We’re Reading: 20,000 Salmon Return to the Klamath River
About 20,000 chinook salmon have returned to the Klamath River in southern Oregon and northern California, marking a hopeful sign for the river’s ecosystem and fish populations. Their successful upstream migration offers encouraging evidence of environmental recovery and celebrates the resilience of nature.
18 Year-Old from the Bronx Starts Nonprofit to Sponsor School Children in Ghana
At just 18, Bronx high school senior Max Owobu is balancing exams and university applications while running an international nonprofit that sponsors children’s education in Ghana. His initiative and dedication are helping young students access schooling and demonstrating the meaningful impact youth can make across borders.
Newly Identified Frog-like Creature Named by Student Scientists After Their Moms
Student scientists Allison Sefcovic and Payton Kohlberg identified a frog-like amphibian that lived in what is now the United States more than 300 million years ago, before the dinosaurs. They celebrated their discovery by naming the new creature after their mothers, creating a heartwarming tribute while advancing knowledge of early amphibian life.
Nairobi Is Transforming Neglected Libraries Into Vibrant Civic Hubs
Nairobi is revitalizing neglected public libraries into vibrant civic hubs offering reliable electricity, internet access, and welcoming spaces for work and learning. These transformations are helping residents like Sunil Totti prepare for important opportunities with greater confidence while strengthening community life across the city.
With Adapted Sailing, the Sea Is for Everyone
César Maquieira’s lifelong love of the sea has inspired a focus on adapted sailing, helping make ocean activities accessible to people with disabilities. This inclusive approach shows how innovation and community support can ensure everyone has the opportunity to enjoy the freedom and joy of being on the water.