On January 1, 2024, the Dvojka TV channel of the Slovak public RTVS is premiering a documentary about Slovak nature. It would not be such news if it were not for the fact that this full length film w ...
At the beginning of October 2023, otherwise seismically inactive Slovakia was struck by an earthquake. In an article for portal Aktuality.sk, seismologists from the Comenius University in Bratislava and the Slovak Academy of Sciences state, that there were possibl ...
The climate crisis is a global issue. Are Slovak cities ready for it? What can the municipalities do to be more sustainable and what difficulties do they face? Does Slovakia have the potential to hav ...
Ben Pascoe talks with speleologist Nela Sevcikova about one of Slovakia’s most beautiful and interesting natural treasures, caves.
Ground squirrels live in numerous colonies in Slovakia. They are most widespread around the Bratislava airport.
Did you know that even rivers have their own days? Since 2004, 29 June has been known as Danube Day. The International Commission for the Protection of the Danube River (ICPDR) and the European Union ...
Director for International Relations at CERN Charlotte Warakaulle paid a visit to Bratislava on the occasion of 30 years of Slovakia as a member state of CERN.
Michal Brichta is the director of the Slovak Space Office which he helped found in 2019. It is a part of SARIO, the Slovak investment and trade development agency and focuses on current trends in the space sector.
The 7th edition of the Starmus Science Festival will be held in Bratislava, Slovakia next year. Its organisers plan to bring along many well-known names from the world of science and culture, such as ...
Radio Slovakia International was established 30 years ago as a shortwave radio station. The foreign service of public broadcaster keeps its shortwave frequencies also in the year 2023.
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