Developer Lucron is advancing four distinct urban neighborhoods across Slovakia, each at different stages of completion, with long-term success heavily dependent on resident engagement and adoption.
Bratislava paused its entry into an international body tasked with compensating Ukraine for Russian aggression, following an official threat from Moscow that such moves would be deemed unfriendly.
Following Norlys's acquisition of Telia Denmark, telecom providers are transitioning to a new pricing model where customers select connection speeds rather than data caps, fundamentally altering the national mobile market structure.
Firefighters and police conducted a nighttime rescue operation at Plateliai Lake after a vessel struck a shallow area, successfully saving all passengers aboard. The incident underscores safety challenges during seasonal waterway travel.
Greek footballer Yannis Konstantelias has received an outpouring of support from Borussia Dortmund supporters following his recent injury. Fans have flooded social media with messages of encouragement, questioning why bad luck seems to strike the best players.
An opinion piece highlights concerns that Russian writers and cultural figures are being removed from public spaces in Ukraine, prompting questions about Slovakia's own cultural landscape and reliance on Russian literature.
Romanian political parties and media outlets are demanding the immediate removal of State Protection Service chief Lucian Pahonțu following new reports linking him to former communist-era security operations. Critics argue his continued leadership undermines democratic oversight and public trust in national security institutions.
Telia offers diverse professional paths beyond mobile and internet services, employing over 2,000 specialists in Lithuania and thousands more across the Baltic and Nordic regions.
Residents of Lubina in Košice remain fearful a week after a house fire, claiming their home was intentionally set ablaze at night and reporting threats and suspicious activity prior to the incident.
An illegal cigarette production facility was discovered in a hall in Slovakia that had been sold by Šalitroš to individuals linked to Brhel, with the current owners claiming they were unaware of the illicit activities.
Residents in Zemplín, Slovakia, are protesting against proposed wind farms, expressing anger over a single acceleration zone instead of eight nationwide and advocating for solar and geothermal energy as healthier alternatives.
Kristína Banovič discusses the growing trend of 'Girls Only Nights' parties, where hundreds of women gather in nightclubs without men, a concept that recently premiered in Bratislava.
The Slovak Chamber of Teachers has accused Minister Drucker's ministry of failing to utilize millions of euros from European funds and criticized chaotic last-minute training sessions. The ministry has defended its actions amidst the accusations.
Slovak households are driving increasingly older cars, with the average age rising to 15.7 years last year, placing Slovakia among the top ten EU countries with the oldest vehicle fleets. Despite a strong automotive industry, Slovaks are parking older cars at home, though entrepreneurs are an exception.
Ukrainian and Polish representatives held discussions following a diplomatic dispute that resulted in the withdrawal of a Polish state award from Volodymyr Zelensky.
A plastic bag containing suspected narcotic substances was found in the possession of a minor in Panevėžys, Lithuania. Authorities are investigating the incident.
Samsung has introduced its new Galaxy Z Fold8 and Flip8 series, along with other new products, into various markets including Ghana and Europe. The launch includes multiple foldable phone options and marks a new era for the company's foldable technology.
President Trump stated that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu would not be arrested if he visited the US, dismissing a threat from New York Mayor Mamdani. Trump also warned Iran of severe retaliation if any more American soldiers were killed, following fresh US strikes on Iran.
Authorities have issued a warning advising against swimming in a lake within Meteliai Regional Park due to potential negative health impacts, as announced on the park's social media.
Latvia is currently engaged in in-depth discussions with 23 potential investors regarding the acquisition of shares in telecommunications companies LMT and Tet from the Swedish firm Telia.
The death toll from the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has surpassed 500, with over 1,500 confirmed cases. Healthcare workers are threatening to strike, further complicating efforts to control the escalating epidemic.
Telia is warning about a new scam where young people are recruited via social media platforms like TikTok and Snapchat to register mobile SIM cards in their names for criminals in exchange for payment.
Telia is removing several low-viewership TV channels from its packages without reducing monthly fees. The company attributes this decision to changing viewer habits, with a growing preference for streaming and bundled services.
Giannis Konstantelias has announced his shocking withdrawal from the Greek National Football Team. Discussions are underway to try and persuade him to change his mind.
Lake Plateliai offers unique night boating experiences, allowing visitors to explore the dark waters while listening to mystical stories and legends surrounding the lake, including tales of fairies abducting men.
The youth organization of Georgia's ruling Georgian Dream party, led by ex-judoka Varlam Liparteliani, participated in a conference held by the Azerbaijani ruling party in Nagorno-Karabakh.
Rivona, the production and logistics company behind Norfa, has been operating for 33 years, with its logistics strategy playing a key role in reducing prices for consumers.
Amidst the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon, the highest military officials from Pakistan and Lebanon met in Pakistan and announced their commitment to expanding mutual military cooperation.
Israeli attacks in the Gaza Strip have resulted in additional casualties, including four civilians and a child, with reports also indicating an expansion of the Israeli control zone near tent camps.
Students and teachers in Chile clashed with police, who used tear gas and water cannons, during protests against government budget cuts. The demonstrations took place in the center of the capital.
Delfi, in partnership with Telia, has launched a new educational project aimed at helping users understand and confidently navigate the world of technology, including artificial intelligence and protection against scams.
The Panta Rhei Awards 2025, which connect book lovers, Slovak authors, and the literary community, announced its winners as decided by readers' votes for the best Slovak literary works of the past year.
Spanish police have searched the headquarters of the ruling Socialist party (PSOE) as part of an escalating corruption investigation. The probe involves allegations of a defamation network and financial irregularities, posing a fresh challenge to Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's government.
World-renowned author Rachel Kushner captivated students at the University of the Arts, stating that curiosity is the most important tool for a writer.
Polling agency directors explain why the support for Progresívne Slovensko (PS) has not decreased, how Smer has caught up, and why Hlas maintains eight percent support, following recent issues with the Projekt Fórum association.
President Trump's changing statements regarding US troop deployments in Europe, from withdrawal to sending additional forces to Poland, have caused confusion among NATO allies. This shift has led to discussions about the future of NATO and European security architecture.
An absurd fine imposed on a langos stand in Kvetoslavov has sparked widespread outrage in Slovakia, with entrepreneurs pointing to legislative loopholes as the real culprit behind the controversy rather than tax inspectors.
An article suggests that a cheap powder can work wonders in cleaning wooden terraces, making them look new within hours, especially after winter grime and algae.
IT and telecommunications company Telia is introducing a new artificial intelligence (AI) platform for business clients in Lithuania, designed to help companies integrate AI into their daily tools using Large Language Model (LLM) APIs.
Telia has become the first telecommunications company in Lithuania to offer Disney+ service to its customers with Telia Play and 5G internet plans. This agreement covers all three Baltic states.
New findings have emerged in the Šimečkovci case in Slovakia, while teachers are criticizing the Interior Ministry's expensive roadshow, according to a daily news summary.
As warmer weather arrives, pet owners are seeking ways to protect their dogs and cats from fleas and ticks, with experts warning that not all natural solutions are safe, especially for cats.
Nigeria's Accord Party has publicly denied reports of its support for a joint presidential ticket, demanding its name be removed from any such endorsements. This political development comes amidst various other domestic news stories across Nigeria, including crime arrests and public health initiatives.
Telia Lietuva, an IT and telecommunications company, announced a 7.6% increase in revenue to 128.8 million euros and a 9% rise in net profit to 24.6 million euros for the first quarter of the year.
Slovak schools are implementing different policies for the May 8th holiday, with some remaining open while others allow teachers to take paid leave, despite ministry recommendations to stay open.
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The United Arab Emirates announced it has dismantled a "terrorist organization" with ties to Iran and arrested its members. Authorities stated the cell was plotting operations to destabilize the state.
An obituary has been published for Helena Oikarinen-Jabai, who passed away at the age of 69. The tribute notes her curiosity led her to explore the world.
Elden Advokatfirma, among those affected by Telia customers being traceable for years, stated that trust in the telecommunications company has been damaged due to the unsettling error.
Booking.com has confirmed a significant data breach following a hacker attack, which exposed customer names, emails, phone numbers, and booking details. Customers are being warned about potential "reservation hijacking" as a result of the security incident.
Two animal welfare associations in Satakunta, Finland, were surprised by the generosity of donors, quickly raising a total of 70,000 euros for animals.
US President Donald Trump may delay attacks on Iran's civilian and energy infrastructure, Axios reported on Monday, citing a senior US administration official.
Unused computers, tablets, and phones in offices, particularly those with outdated operating systems or improper storage, can become gateways for hackers, according to Darius Povilaitis, Telia's head of cybersecurity.
Some Telia customers in Norway are experiencing delays of up to half a minute when trying to connect to emergency services, prompting an apology from the company.
Finnish authorities are investigating multiple reports of unidentified drones violating the country's airspace, including two suspected drones that crashed in Kouvola, which Prime Minister Petteri Orpo believes to be Ukrainian, alongside similar incidents reported in neighboring Estonia, Lithuania, and Latvia. Finland is now investigating drones that crashed in its airspace on Sunday.
An article discusses the reasons behind Lithuania's closure of the Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant and whether it was a unique condition imposed by the EU.
Telecommunications company Telia and investment firm Brookfield have partnered to build new AI centers in Sweden, aiming to strengthen the country's and Europe's digital independence and promote secure AI use.
A dramatic incident unfolded in Bratislava's city center as a car involved in a wild chase demolished Kamenné námestie, with the perpetrators currently at large after the police intervention.
The first investors have been identified for the buyback of shares in Latvian mobile operator LMT and telecom company Tet from Swedish telecommunications giant Telia. The deal is set against a complex geopolitical and domestic political backdrop.
Telia has identified the individuals responsible for a data breach that occurred in November last year, which resulted in several files being published on the dark web.
A photographer warns of Arctic collapse as glaciers weep and rain falls above the polar circle, while the Slovak village of Pača faces extreme drought leaving residents without water.
Following an ACL injury to new signing Giannis Konstantelias, the German club is exploring options to bolster its attacking lineup before the transfer window closes.
Borussia Dortmund secured a 2-0 victory over Hamburg SV in their Bundesliga season opener, with Greek forwards Konstantinos Karetsas and Giannis Konstantelias scoring the decisive goals. The match also featured a dramatic red card for Hamburg’s Rasmus Grønbæk just minutes into the game.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have arrived in the United Kingdom with their children, Archie and Lilibet, marking their first return since stepping back from senior royal duties in 2020. Media outlets are closely tracking the couple’s reintegration into British public life following their prolonged stay in the US.
German investigators have discovered a third drone along with suspected military explosives near Leipzig Airport, intensifying concerns about hybrid attacks on Germany. Friedrich Merz, leader of the CDU, stated that Germany is under threat and those responsible will face consequences.
Slovak officials are being criticized for their rhetoric regarding the August 21 anniversary, with the foreign minister's meeting with his Russian counterpart raising concerns about avoiding mention of Moscow.
Slovak business owners are calling the new commercial register a 'complete catastrophe' as it easily exposes sensitive data, including birth numbers, signatures, and ID card numbers of company owners and executives. Security analysts warn of potential risks.
As the school year approaches, an expert from Telia provides guidelines for parents on purchasing a child's first mobile phone, emphasizing rules for both parents and children.
Telia Lithuania has introduced a new network-level filter to automatically block scam and suspicious calls, having already blocked over 9 million such calls in the first half of the year.
Slovak employers will face the same dilemma regarding unclear holiday pay regulations for September 15th as they did for May 8th, as the government has not yet amended the law concerning abolished public holidays and surcharges.
The Gamma Knife Center at Kaunas Clinics, the sole facility of its kind in the Baltic States, has successfully completed 2000 stereotactic radiosurgical operations over its seven years of operation, providing advanced treatment to Lithuanian patients.
The elegant Art Nouveau city of Ålesund on the Norwegian coast, surrounded by fjords and the Atlantic, is still largely undiscovered by mass tourism. Rebuilt after a fire, it offers fresh seafood, 'Caribbean' beaches, war bunkers, and trips to the Sunnmøre Alps.
Political analyst Stelian Tănase criticized Romanian President Nicușor Dan for "procrastinating" on the nomination of a new prime minister, a style of action he reportedly exhibited as mayor.
Despite the eastern border crossings being closed for nearly three years, many people are visiting the areas near Imatra and Vaalimaa out of sheer curiosity to see the closed stations for themselves.
Telekomunikacijų ir informacinių technologijų (IT) bendrovės „Telia Lietuva“ pajamos pirmąjį šių metų pusmetį buvo 7,2 proc. didesnės nei tuo metu pernai ir siekė 259,1 mln. eurų.
A television review highlights a knitting competition filmed in a Scottish barn, where ten amateur knitters vie for the title of Britain's best knitter, as a prime example of reality TV.
Dobré ráno, lídri NATO riešia, ako prežiť éru Donalda Trumpa. Členovia Aliancie sa v tureckej Ankare snažia presvedčiť amerického prezidenta, že Európa berie obranu vážne.
A 92-year-old man from Corlăteni, Botoșani, Romania, was hospitalized with face and hand burns after attempting to check the seal of a gas cylinder with a match, leading to an explosion from accumulated gas.
German prosecutors have accused Ukrainian authorities of ordering the 2022 sabotage of the Nord Stream gas pipelines, with a Ukrainian national charged in connection with the attack. This development points to a potential state-sponsored act by Ukraine against critical energy infrastructure.
Go3, the largest video content platform in the Baltics with over 650,000 viewers, will no longer be available to Cgates customers from July and Telia customers from September.
Slovakian short-term rental providers using platforms like Airbnb and Booking.com must register by February 28, 2027, pay VAT on commissions, keep a guest book, and remit local accommodation taxes to municipalities.
A photograph of Nicușor Dan having dinner in Brussels with the head of SPP and several MEPs before key political meetings has sparked discussion. Ilie Bolojan commented on the meeting, suggesting one dines with those they prefer.
The United States and Iran have electronically signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), with White House officials confirming its immediate effect. The agreement reportedly addresses the dilution of enriched uranium in Iran, signaling an end to the conflict.
Lake Plateliai in Lithuania is offering a unique nighttime experience this summer: enchanting clear boat tours decorated with colorful lights, providing a new way for tourists to enjoy the lake.
A common kitchen spice powder has an unexpected application in gardening, serving as a natural remedy for several garden problems. Gardeners use it to address up to four common issues.
A presentation at the LOGIN 2026 conference by Telia Lietuva's sustainability manager, Aurelija Žėkienė, highlighted the concept of 'digital cemeteries' on phones and explored why users are hesitant to delete unused applications.
Tick-borne encephalitis has been confirmed in two farms in Slovakia, prompting the Chief Veterinary Officer to issue an emergency measure banning the sale of raw milk to protect public health.
Teachers in Slovakia, particularly in Bratislava, are struggling with inflation and often need to take on second jobs or rely on family support to maintain a decent standard of living.
The economic measures proposed by the Fico government are being criticized by entrepreneurs and commentators for failing to stimulate growth and instead fostering disappointment and distrust. These 'cosmetic' packages are not expected to bring about significant economic improvement.
Teachers in Nigeria are protesting in Oyo state, demanding the safe return of their abducted colleagues and students. The protests follow an order from the Nigerian Union of Teachers (NUT) to highlight the issue of abductions.
Aurimas Žlibinas, the head of business clients at telecommunications company Telia, is stepping down from his position, the company announced on Thursday.
Slovak employers accuse the government of being out of touch with economic realities, claiming that despite promises of supporting growth, no measures have been seen following tax increases.
METRO AEBE announced consolidated net sales of 1.67 billion euros for 2025, marking a 3% increase. The company also outlined its development plan extending to 2029, with Panteliadis commenting on inflation.
Slovakia's three highest constitutional officials, including Robert Fico and Peter Pellegrini, met to discuss the political situation. Pellegrini stated that a government crisis was not addressed during the meeting, despite ongoing speculation.
Writer Stelian Tănase strongly criticized Romanian liberals at a PNL debate, accusing them of being subservient to former President Klaus Iohannis and seeking jobs through undue influence.
Slovak trade unions and employers are criticizing the government for preparing a package of economic measures without tripartite discussion. Minister of Economy Denisa Saková is expected to present the first package of measures, which the tripartite body has not yet seen.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has publicly defended Spain's decision to boycott the Eurovision Song Contest, asserting that "silence on genocide is complicity" and that the country is on the "right side of history." His statements highlight a political stance amidst the ongoing preparations and discussions surrounding the music competition's final.
Analysts from VÚB bank warn that population aging will halt the strong growth of apartment prices in Slovakia, potentially preventing real growth for decades. While demand may persist in Bratislava and Senec due to migration, many other regions could see declines.
Slovakia commemorated the end of World War II, with political leaders, including Peter Pellegrini, emphasizing the importance of remembering the past. They warned against the loss of historical memory and the rise of extremism.
Telia has concluded its change negotiations, resulting in the elimination of 53 job roles. This decision follows discussions regarding operational adjustments within the company.
Telecommunications company Telia is expanding its IT division in Lithuania by establishing an internal SAP competence center, which will create 19 new jobs.
Austrian investigators confirmed the presence of 15 micrograms of rat poison in a jar of Hipp baby food, leading to an immediate product recall. The discovery prompted warnings and investigations into the contamination.
Bigbank owner Parvel Pruunsild is suing Telia for €1 million, demanding that the telecommunications company cease sharing his communications data with the Internal Security Service. He is also seeking damages for the alleged privacy breach.
Small entrepreneurs in Slovakia are facing significant challenges, with many being forced to return government subsidies due to changes in legislation and strict labor office rules, even if funds were used correctly.
A hospital in Košice, Slovakia, is grappling with significant financial difficulties, as creditors are pursuing nearly €50 million through an executor, though the enforceability of the debt is reportedly low.
A Slovak business news filter reports on the potential acquisition of TV Markíza by Czech arms dealer Jaroslav Strnad and the financial struggles of two major automotive suppliers in Slovakia.
A portion of the Slovak business delegation, accompanying Prime Minister Fico on a trip to Vietnam, became stranded in Kazakhstan after their government special plane broke down. They were reportedly told to purchase their own return tickets.
Telia Lietuva's Chief Financial Officer stated that stability is currently more valuable than quick returns, as the IT and telecommunications company reported historic revenues exceeding half a billion euros and EBITDA nearing 200 million euros.
A security vulnerability in Telia's system allowed the tracking of its customers' mobile phones for several years, with the Norwegian Data Protection Authority stating that it could affect a large number of people, though few are reportedly impacted.
The owners of a top-rated cafe in Slovakia found a mandatory sign about receipts humiliating and chose to address the requirement satirically, according to an interview.
Pedro Sanchez underlined the need for the European Union to play a more active and leading role on the international stage, not only militarily but also in terms of values.
Telia has not paid any corporate tax in Finland for more than two decades, despite its profitable operations, a situation attributed to a mistaken investment made by Sonera 26 years ago.
Starlink has initiated a discount campaign as part of its strategy to enter and capture the Estonian market, though Telia believes it won't impact data service prices.
Recent Radio_Head Awards winners Fallgrapp and FVCK_KVLT are set to headline the Sútoku 2026 music festival, with Zabiť Františka, Tereza Pavlíková, Vojtik, and DJ duos also joining the lineup.
Lithuanian mobile operator Telia successfully blocked one million scam calls in March, preventing fraudsters from reaching their victims, and has blocked over 4.5 million fraudulent calls since the beginning of the year.
French anti-terrorism prosecutors have opened an investigation into a suspected attack targeting Bank of America’s Paris headquarters, following new arrests and ongoing probes into potential Islamist links, with suspicions now pointing towards Iran's Revolutionary Guards.
Geological drilling for Taraba's pumped-storage power plant in Slovakia has sparked controversy, as landowners reportedly discovered the drilling locations in a state water management magazine rather than being directly informed.
Telia is promoting an "e.psivalom" (e-cleanup) month, encouraging people to clean up digital clutter on their phones and computers, such as unnecessary photos, duplicate files, and old apps, which quickly fill up device memory.
Ján Ferenčák, recently expelled from the Hlas party, claims his wealth is around 2 million euros and states that Rudolf Huliak will wield as much power as the prime minister due to his faction's three decisive votes in parliament.
Arsenal teenager Ethan Nwaneri has joined Borussia Dortmund on loan to address a defensive injury crisis, while forward Chidozie Awaziem Doue moves to Bayer Leverkusen. The dual transfers highlight ongoing squad reshuffling across Europe’s top leagues.
Slovak Interior Minister Ivan Susko hosted discussions with business leaders and lawyers to balance transparency and privacy concerns in the country's new commercial registry system.
The city of Banská Bystrica is hosting a full-day program to mark the 82nd anniversary of the Slovak National Uprising, featuring a solemn ceremony, speeches by top constitutional officials, and cultural performances.
Telia reports full restoration of mobile services across Lithuania after severe weekend storms, while competitors Bitė and Tele2 had already resumed most operations earlier in the week.
Markíza officially launched its broadcast on the last day of August 1996. The construction of new facilities thus represents one of the biggest investment steps in the station's history under the banner of…
Telia has announced that 95% of its network in Lithuania is now operational, with services largely restored after a storm caused widespread disruptions due to power supply issues.
The Smer party has indicated its strategy for the upcoming mayoral elections in Banská Bystrica, Slovakia, amidst reports that challengers to the current mayor have not yet reached an agreement, with a recent poll suggesting a tight race.
Police in Banská Bystrica, Slovakia, have arrested two individuals who brutally attacked and robbed a man in Rimavská Sobota. The perpetrators reportedly offered help to the intoxicated man before assaulting him.
Despite broader economic difficulties and the hype around artificial intelligence, domestic suppliers to the automotive industry in Slovakia are reportedly holding up well, with investment experts advising against speculative AI investments in favor of diversified index funds.
Millions of euros are invested in increasingly powerful mobile networks, yet some base stations operate at only a fraction of their capacity for significant periods, according to a Telia expert.
Russia conducted a large-scale missile and drone attack across Ukraine, targeting cities including Kyiv, Lviv, and Kryvyi Rih, resulting in at least 13 deaths, including two children, and numerous injuries.
A magnitude 4.5 earthquake struck near Semmering in Austria, with tremors felt across western Slovakia, Slovenia, and Hungary. There were no immediate reports of significant damage.
Hungarian prosecutors have raided the data center of Viktor Orbán's ruling Fidesz party, seizing servers and communication systems as part of a corruption probe. The party has condemned the action as unprecedented since the end of communism, with the raid coming as the current government moves to dismantle the former leader's influence.
Sources indicate that Ukrainian commanders have been instructed to record videos in support of General Syrsky, amidst growing open criticism of his leadership within the army.
Former Romanian Justice Minister Stelian Ion stated that a recent decision by the European Court of Justice (ECJ) regarding prescription demonstrates an "institutional failure" by Romania's High Court of Cassation and Justice. He claims the High Court promotes interpretations that favor certain outcomes.
In the first episode of GatadeBusiness, Ionuț Pătrăhău and Stelian Trandafir discuss how accounting can be transformed from a mere record-keeping system into a vital management tool for businesses.
Slovak tax authorities are initiating inspections to determine if entrepreneurs are using company vehicles for private purposes. Businesses can only claim a 50% tax deduction for cars used privately, and the financial administration plans physical checks in public areas to enforce this rule.
Political scientist and writer Stelian Tănase commented on Nicușor Dan's latest press conference, suggesting that the president realized his errors in recent decisions and admired his courage to address the press.
The Constitutional Court of Slovakia has issued a landmark decision, allowing owners of land beneath public structures such as roads or schools to claim compensation. These landowners have historically received no income from their property and sometimes even had to pay taxes on it.
Kornelija Jasiūnaitė introduces Marius, the subject of a new project with the "Saugu" initiative, who spends a week living as a local in various Lithuanian towns to demonstrate their vitality.
Lithuanian officials have offered to mediate dialogue between Poland and Ukraine, citing a dangerous increase in tensions between the two countries and appealing for calm.
Donald Trump has threatened to impose a US levy on passage through the Strait of Hormuz if negotiations with Iran fail, a move that could impact global oil trade. This threat comes as Iran reportedly re-closed the strait and tensions remain high regarding a potential US-Iran deal.
Reports indicate widespread panic buying of gasoline in Russia, with citizens seeking ways to bypass fuel sale restrictions, as the country anticipates a deep crisis this summer.
Telia's network experiences hundreds of thousands of potentially dangerous activity signals daily, highlighting the scale of cyber threats and the increasing role of AI in managing information that humans cannot process alone.
Writer and political scientist Stelian Tănase, a respected voice in the National Liberal Party, shared his firm opinions on Romanian politics, including Nicușor Dan's stance on the PSD.
Slovakia is expected to experience hours of rain as a cold front undulates in the Carpathian region. Residents in a specific part of the country should prepare for intense downpours.
The Norwegian Communications Authority (Nkom) has announced a more extensive supervision of Telia's mobile network after uncovering several serious security breaches recently.
Slovak entrepreneurs can now try out the digital postman system for e-invoices, a new system that will require non-VAT payers to receive e-invoices, though not necessarily issue them.
A security flaw was discovered in two of Norway's largest telecommunications companies, Telia and Ice, which could have allowed for phone number spoofing and misuse.
An analysis of Romanian ministers' visibility in April reveals who was most prominent during the initial phase of a political crisis. Discussions also touched upon avoiding a no-confidence motion and the roles of key political figures.
Directors of Czech Television and Czech Radio have called on Prime Minister Andrej Babiš to stop parliamentary discussions on new media laws. They argue that the proposed changes, which include restructuring and funding cuts, would impose a significant financial burden and lead to losses for public media.
Employers in Slovakia are raising an alarm over a proposal by the SNS party that would grant municipalities unlimited power to levy taxes on business properties. They warn that this could impact thousands of businesses across the country.
Four police officers in Tripura have been arrested after CCTV footage allegedly caught them siphoning seized cough syrup bottles. The patrol team from Teliamura police had initially seized a vehicle carrying a consignment of cough syrup on May 20.
The Slovak Constitutional Court has ruled that owners of apartments disconnected from central heating systems are not required to pay a fixed heating fee, deeming the relevant decree unconstitutional. This decision impacts how housing costs will be calculated for 2025.
Plovdiv, Bulgaria, is highlighted as a city that combines history, art, and urban life, offering travelers and families experiences like drinking coffee at the Roman Odeon and exploring the Kapana district.
COOP Jednota's private label brands have once again been recognized as a popular choice among Slovak consumers in the "Consumer's Choice 2026" program.
A Telia expert states that 6G connectivity will blur the lines between physical and digital worlds, introducing an "Internet of Senses" that allows users to touch, feel, and smell remotely. European engineers are concluding theoretical 6G research this year.
Political scientist Stelian Tănase suggests that Nicușor Dan might have benefited from the dismissal of Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan, viewing him as a main rival for the 2030 presidential elections, but notes Dan now faces new challenges.
Helsingin Sanomat presents a news quiz challenging readers on their knowledge of current events, including the merger year of Sonera and Telia and the history of Finland's Post and Telecommunications Agency.
Lithuanian authorities have charged 13 individuals with two attempted murders, alleging the plots are linked to Russia's military intelligence agency, the GRU.
At the Delphi Forum, Greek business leaders Eftychios Vassilakis (AEGEAN, AUTOHELLAS) and Aristotelis Panteliadis (METRO AEBE) emphasized the need for continued investments despite the volatile geopolitical environment stemming from the Middle East crisis.
Residents of Lietavská Lúčka, Slovakia, are expressing fear for their health and the environment after the country's second-oldest cement factory resumed its original production, leading to…
Demand for rooftop solar energy systems is significantly increasing across Europe, driven by the ongoing energy crisis and efforts to reduce reliance on traditional energy sources. This surge is seen as a key strategy against rising electricity costs.
Starting May 1, businesses in Slovakia will be required to offer cashless payment options for transactions exceeding one euro, a new regulation impacting various sectors from taxis to cafes.
A videopodcast discusses the controversial role of Slovak writers, such as Ľudo Ondrejov, who collaborated with totalitarian regimes, questioning their status as the nation's conscience.
A theater review praises Teatteri Takomo's new comedy, which satirizes elitists and art lovers, as terribly funny. The play explores themes of good taste and art.
A Norwegian politician is calling for government accountability following revelations that Telia customers have been traceable for several years due to a security vulnerability, prompting concerns in Parliament.
The information technology and telecommunications company Telia announced plans to invest approximately €2 million this year in the modernization and expansion of its cloud computing and data center infrastructure.
Many Slovak entrepreneurs are reportedly postponing the introduction of cashless payment options for customers until the last minute, despite a new legislative obligation that has significantly revitalized the market.
Residents of the 'Vaiteliai' garden community in Klaipėda district, Lithuania, are protesting against overflowing waste containers and poor infrastructure maintenance, describing the situation as a 'black mafia'.
Matúš Vallo is campaigning for a second term as Bratislava's mayor in the 2026 elections, backed by a four-party coalition, while challengers unite against him over issues like transport, parking, and city debt.
Despite a turbulent year for the stock market, several popular 'folkaktier' in Sweden, including Ericsson and Telia, have seen significant gains, bringing satisfaction to their nearly 800,000 shareholders.
Many companies are venturing into artificial intelligence without clear navigation, leading their AI projects to remain in the experimental phase despite increasing technological accessibility, according to Telia's business product manager Rokas Ališauskas.
A report from Odesa highlights that the Kremlin still dreams of conquering the key Ukrainian port city, but its residents dismiss this ambition as absolutely impossible, continuing their fight against Russian imperialism.
Okrem kultúrnych centier sa rada Fondu na podporu umenia (FPU) rozhodla zastaviť aj viacročnú podporu festivalom a časopisom. Rozhodla o tom na dnešnom zasadnutí.
Mathias Berg of TV4 and Anders Olsson of Telia Sweden argue that illegal IP-TV constitutes a significant security risk that Sweden cannot afford to ignore, especially as the country strengthens its total defense capabilities.