Slovakia Today, English Language Current Affairs Programme from Slovak Radio

News and Topical issue. Anti-immigration feelings in CEE and how to deal with them- an interview with Austrian sociologist Kenan Güngör who has been advising the Austrian government and the city of Vienna on the topics of integration of migrants and diversity. Mental health in Slovakia- what data say or rather don't say about this issue. Sport

News and Topical issue. Anti-immigration feelings in CEE and how to deal with them- an interview with Austrian sociologist Kenan Güngör who has been advising the Austrian government and the city of Vienna on the topics of integration of migrants and diversity. Mental health in Slovakia- what data say or rather don't say about this issue. Sport

News and Topical issue. The northern Slovak town of Dolný Kubín is trying out new green technologies. At the same time, the city council chopped down trees from the river promenade in the city centre.

News and Topical issue. The northern Slovak town of Dolný Kubín is trying out new green technologies. At the same time, the city council chopped down trees from the river promenade in the city centre.

News; Topical issue; British publisher Donald Rayfield speaks about Slovak literature, Peter Pišťanek, 1989 and Brexit; Slovak 2020 Oscar nominee "Let there be light" is a film about family, paramilitary organisation, crime and courage; Slovak association of translators and interpreters' chair ponders whether they will be replaced by AI in the future ahead of their annual conference to be held in Bratislava 17–18 October

News; Topical issue; British publisher Donald Rayfield speaks about Slovak literature, Peter Pišťanek, 1989 and Brexit; Slovak 2020 Oscar nominee "Let there be light" is a film about family, paramilitary organisation, crime and courage; Slovak association of translators and interpreters' chair ponders whether they will be replaced by AI in the future ahead of their annual conference to be held in Bratislava 17–18 October

News and topical issue. In October 1944, a crew of five members aboard a Royal Air Force Wellington Bomber lost their lives near Bratislava. 75 years later we visit the site in Čunovo and speak to some family relatives of the British airmen shot down at the site. The following story will conclude our series on Slovak-Americans visiting their old homeland in Slovakia. John Biros annually visits the village of Tichý Potok, where he takes also his grandchildren. We will also speak to the organiser of the international documentary film festival One World taking place these days in Bratislava.

News and topical issue. In October 1944, a crew of five members aboard a Royal Air Force Wellington Bomber lost their lives near Bratislava. 75 years later we visit the site in Čunovo and speak to some family relatives of the British airmen shot down at the site. The following story will conclude our series on Slovak-Americans visiting their old homeland in Slovakia. John Biros annually visits the village of Tichý Potok, where he takes also his grandchildren. We will also speak to the organiser of the international documentary film festival One World taking place these days in Bratislava.

Slovak molecular biologist Monika Gullerova has established her own laboratory in the heart of Oxford. She discusses her pioneering work in developing cancer therapies based on synthesising the natural mechanisms present in human DNA. Juraj Toth is a physicist and an expert on asteroid & meteor detection. He answers the question: If an asteroid were about to hit the earth, would we know it in advance?

Slovak molecular biologist Monika Gullerova has established her own laboratory in the heart of Oxford. She discusses her pioneering work in developing cancer therapies based on synthesising the natural mechanisms present in human DNA. Juraj Toth is a physicist and an expert on asteroid & meteor detection. He answers the question: If an asteroid were about to hit the earth, would we know it in advance?