Slovakia Today, English Language Current Affairs Programme from Slovak Radio

More than half of the world's land suitable for growing coffee will be lost by 2100 as a result of climate change. This will happen even if internationally set climate targets are implemented. This is according to the latest report by the charity Christian Aid. Many people are losing their livelihoods as a result. How can we help farmers? Find out in today's session. You can also look forward to new tips for your trips around Slovakia.

RERUN: Listeners Tribune. World Picnic Day.

EBU Director General Noel Curran talking to Elena Seeber at the event entitled "News Exchange". In the rerun of the segment presenting the fact that in Slovakia every day has its name in the calendar, we present some of popular Jáns as well as some traditions linked to the day. Culture news will include also information on international success of a Slovak animated film and a puppet theatre show.

Dancing queen. Child dancers having fun or beeing a part of the commercial dancing.

Ben Pascoe visited the World Refugee Day celebrations in Bratislava and found why it is important to honour this community.

More than half of the world's land suitable for growing coffee will be lost by 2100 as a result of climate change. This will happen even if internationally set climate targets are implemented. This is according to the latest report by the charity Christian Aid. Many people are losing their livelihoods as a result. How can we help farmers? Find out in today's session. You can also look forward to new tips for your trips around Slovakia.

Domica cave flooded. Young Slovaks lacking knowledge about work in agriculture. Plans to extend Cyril-Methodius pilgrimage in Nitra region.

For the first time, a book of poems by Slovak born artist Olga Urminska who was living in Hawaii has just been released in Slovakia. Her husband Vladimir Rosenfeld reveals why it took so long. In the culture news, we also invite you to French city of Annecy where 4 Slovak films are screened as part of the prestigious festival of animated films.

The Festival Istropolitana Project welcomed in Bratislava emerging art professionals - what are today´s trends, Italian jury member Armando Rotondi explains.

Ben Pascoe commemorates the upcoming World Refugee Day by speaking with representatives of UNHRC, the Slovak Humanitarian Council and the Milan Simecka Foundation.