Slovakia Today, English Language Current Affairs Programme from Slovak Radio

New school year brought changes to school curricula, such as that English will not be the main first foreign language taught at schools. Educators consider it a problem. Another problem faced by the school and pre-school system in Slovakia is the small percentage of Roma children attending daycares. New legislation should solve this issue. We will also continue in the series dedicated to the Slovak-Americans looking for their family connections in Eastern Slovakia.

New school year brought changes to school curricula, such as that English will not be the main first foreign language taught at schools. Educators consider it a problem. Another problem faced by the school and pre-school system in Slovakia is the small percentage of Roma children attending daycares. New legislation should solve this issue. We will also continue in the series dedicated to the Slovak-Americans looking for their family connections in Eastern Slovakia.

The 55th SAS Summer School of Slovak Language and Culture came to a close on 23 August in Bratislava. We talk with the director, teachers and students about why it has been attracting students from around the world for so many years. Also we talk with Nepali journalist Kunda Dixit about his student days in Slovakia during the 1970s.

The 55th SAS Summer School of Slovak Language and Culture came to a close on 23 August in Bratislava. We talk with the director, teachers and students about why it has been attracting students from around the world for so many years. Also we talk with Nepali journalist Kunda Dixit about his student days in Slovakia during the 1970s.

Meet a Slovak young entrepreneur who has been trying to employ AI to help patients struggling with mental health issues and not only;Slovakia's women's volleyball team try top ut on a good show in front of the home crowd at the European Championships in Bratislava

Meet a Slovak young entrepreneur who has been trying to employ AI to help patients struggling with mental health issues and not only;Slovakia's women's volleyball team try top ut on a good show in front of the home crowd at the European Championships in Bratislava

One important street in Bratislava, called Mlynské Nivy has been closed approximately since the beginning of 2019, due to its reconstruction and the construction of the nearby future bus station. The process will last approximately one more year. Nevertheless, in the recent months, one nice success has been achieved.

Slovakia going green: The local municipality in the north central Slovak town of Dolný Kubín decided to give away 1000 composters to family houses.

Musical Crossroads.

One important street in Bratislava, called Mlynské Nivy has been closed approximately since the beginning of 2019, due to its reconstruction and the construction of the nearby future bus station. The process will last approximately one more year. Nevertheless, in the recent months, one nice success has been achieved.

Slovakia going green: The local municipality in the north central Slovak town of Dolný Kubín decided to give away 1000 composters to family houses.

Musical Crossroads.

Slovak poetry slam promoter Tomáš Straka, Petrana Zemanová speaks to tenor Aleš Jenis about his career in the UK, RSI listener Adam Mackler from Boston, USA, talks about his Rusyn ancestors from Becherov and Stebník, Invitation to Kremnica gags, the European festival of humour and satire

Slovak poetry slam promoter Tomáš Straka, Petrana Zemanová speaks to tenor Aleš Jenis about his career in the UK, RSI listener Adam Mackler from Boston, USA, talks about his Rusyn ancestors from Becherov and Stebník, Invitation to Kremnica gags, the European festival of humour and satire