This week in Slovakia
Slovakia's economic outlook appears stable, with Fitch Ratings affirming the nation's A- rating and the coalition council preparing to discuss pro-growth measures. Prime Minister Fico highlighted economic strengths and legislative progress, but political tensions emerged as MP Roman Malatinec criticized changes to the Fund for the Support of the Arts, citing a negative impact on culture. The country also mourned the death of prominent painter and educator Štefan Bubán.
About Slovakia
Slovakia, a Central European nation, boasts a rich history, diverse landscapes from the Carpathian Mountains to the Danube River, and a vibrant cultural heritage. As a democracy, it upholds a free press, though the 2018 murder of journalist Jan Kuciak underscored persistent political pressures and media vulnerabilities. The country navigates its post-communist transition while integrating further into the European Union.
Visiting Slovakia
Media landscape
Slovakia's media environment is generally free, but faces growing political pressures and concerns over media ownership concentration. Television remains a primary source of news for a significant portion of the population.
Seek out a variety of news sources, including independent online portals, to gain a comprehensive understanding of Slovak perspectives and issues.
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Why We Are Not Happy: Slovakia's Economic and Happiness Decline
- The author, a former finance minister, criticizes Slovakia's economic and foreign policy under the Smer party as irresponsible and treasonous. - He argues that Slovakia has fallen significantly in i…
Trump Media and Technology Group Records High Loss in First Quarter
- Donald Trump's social media company, Trump Media and Technology Group, reported a significant loss of nearly $406 million in the first quarter. - The company's revenue for the period was just over $…
Gold Prices Climb Over 2% Amid Easing Inflation Fears and Iran De-escalation Hopes
- Gold prices rose by over 2% during the week, closing at $4715.25 per ounce on Friday. - This increase was driven by optimism about a potential end to the conflict with Iran, easing inflation and hig…
Slovak Rights Watchdog Flags New Risks, Cites Growing Poverty and Legal Concerns
- Slovakia's National Centre for Human Rights (SNSĽP) highlighted new risks in its 2025 Human Rights Situation Report, including rising hate speech and legislative changes impacting the rule of law. -…
Vienna Gears Up for Eurovision Amidst Protests
- Vienna is hosting the 70th edition of the Eurovision Song Contest, with the final scheduled for May 16, 2026. - The city has organized numerous accompanying events, including a turquoise carpet for …
Instagram deactivated approximately 50 million accounts
- Instagram has reportedly deactivated approximately 50 million accounts in a large-scale cleanup operation. - The purge targeted accounts linked to buying followers, bots, and click farms, aiming to …
Intel reaches preliminary deal to produce chips for Apple
- Intel has reached a preliminary agreement to manufacture chips for Apple devices, according to the Wall Street Journal. - This deal could bolster Intel's contract manufacturing business and support …
Germany Revives Push for U.S. Tomahawk Missiles Amid Defense Concerns
- Germany is reviving efforts to purchase American Tomahawk cruise missiles. - The move follows the Pentagon's cancellation of plans to deploy U.S. troops armed with these missiles in Germany. - Germa…
Fico: Slovakia's Maintained Credit Rating is Good News, Slap to Critics
- Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico welcomed the confirmation of Slovakia's A- credit rating with a stable outlook by Fitch Ratings. - Fico described the rating as a "slap in the face" to the media an…
Serbia to Add Over 700 Megawatts of Battery Storage Capacity
- Serbia's transmission system operator, Elektromreža Srbije (EMS), has signed grid connection agreements for seven new battery energy storage projects. - These projects will collectively provide 724 …
Financial reserve is an absolute priority for single-parent households, expert says
- Financial experts identify income loss, irregular child support, expensive housing, and lack of savings as key risks for single-parent households. - A stricter budget with a focus on priorities and …
Successful consolidation of public finances requires reform of local government, claims Klub 500
- Slovakia's public finances require a reform of local government to ensure long-term sustainability, according to Klub 500. - The current model of highly fragmented local administration generates unn…
May's LEGO® Bonanza: Bikes, SEGA, and Star Wars Day Delights
- LEGO has released a flurry of new products, including Star Wars sets, a New York Skyline model, and the first-ever LEGO bicycle. - A new LEGO SEGA Genesis Console set has also been unveiled, appeali…
Sri Lanka to Increase Electricity Prices Amid Energy Crisis
- Sri Lanka will increase electricity prices by 18% starting Monday to cover increased energy production costs due to the Middle East conflict. - The price hike primarily affects consumers and busines…
Honeybee Numbers Don't Guarantee Apple Harvests
- Honeybee pollination has a statistically insignificant impact on apple yields, with solitary bees being far more crucial. - Studies across multiple countries show that doubling honeybee density does…
Militants Attack Police Checkpoint in Pakistan, Killing at Least 12
- Militants attacked a police checkpoint in Bannu district, northwestern Pakistan, killing at least 12 police officers and injuring five. - The attack involved a suicide car bomb followed by gunfire a…
Dozens Killed in Latest Jihadist Attacks in Mali; JNIM Claims Responsibility
- Dozens of people were killed in a new wave of jihadist attacks in central Mali. - The Group to Support Islam and Muslims (JNIM) claimed responsibility for the attacks. - The violence has created a c…
Prominent Painter and Educator Štefan Bubán Has Died
- Štefan Bubán, a prominent painter and educator, has died at the age of 93. - Bubán was known for his artistic evolution from landscape painting to abstract compositions. - He was a member of various…
Slovak Coalition Council to Discuss Pro-Growth Measures; PM Fico Highlights Economic Strengths and Legislative Progress
- The Slovak coalition council is set to discuss pro-growth measures on Thursday, with potential government decisions to follow. - Prime Minister Robert Fico highlighted positive economic indicators, …
Finnish Violinist to Play Live During Eurovision Performance in Vienna
- Finnish violinist Linda Lampeniusová will perform live during Finland's entry at the Eurovision Song Contest in Vienna. - The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) granted an exception to the contest's …
Croatia's Courts Reduce Backlog, But Cases Take Longer to Resolve
- Croatia's courts processed more cases than they received in 2025, leading to a 10.3% reduction in pending cases. - Despite the decrease in unresolved cases, the average duration of legal proceedings…
Man Dies After Falling From Apartment Building in Bratislava; Investigation Underway
- A man fell from an unknown floor of an apartment building on Fedinova Street in Bratislava. - Emergency services responded to the scene but were unable to save the man's life. - Police have launched…
The Rise of Rosés: From a Light Choice to Serious Wine
- Rosé wines have experienced a resurgence, moving from simple, light drinks to complex, elegant wines. - The Pink Day Zagreb festival showcased over 200 rosé labels, with Slovenia as the partner coun…
Slovakia Braces for Rain as Low-Pressure System Approaches
- Light precipitation is expected across most of Slovakia on Saturday and Sunday (May 10-11). - A low-pressure system developing north of the Alps will move across the Czech Republic and Poland, influ…
Musk Slams French Authorities Over X Investigation
- Elon Musk has harshly criticized French authorities investigating his social media platform X (formerly Twitter) for alleged interference in French politics. - French authorities are examining accus…
Foreign Company Exodus from Russia Slows Significantly Amidst Stricter Regulations
- The pace of foreign companies withdrawing from Russia has significantly slowed down. - In 2025, only 80 foreign companies left Russia, a decrease from 157 in 2022 and 191 in 2023. - Stricter Russian…
China's April export growth accelerates, beating expectations
- China's export growth accelerated to 14.1% in April, significantly exceeding the 7.9% expected by economists. - Exporters have not yet significantly felt the impact of the Middle East conflict, as f…
Global Cybersecurity Spending to Hit $380 Billion by 2028, Analysts Predict
- Global cybersecurity spending is projected to reach $380 billion by 2028, with an average annual growth rate of 12%. - 61% of Slovak companies plan to increase their cybersecurity budgets, according…
Slovak MP feels betrayed by changes to arts fund, citing negative impact on culture
- Slovak MP Roman Malatinec expresses disappointment with recent changes to the Fund for the Support of the Arts (FPU). - He claims the changes, intended to improve cultural support, have instead crea…
Over Half of Slovak Students Unfamiliar with Online Radicalization, Ministry Responds
- A survey in Slovakia found that over 55% of students have never encountered the topic of online radicalization during their schooling. - The Ministry of Education acknowledges the findings and plans…
Trump reportedly plans to remove FDA chief Marty Makary
- U.S. President Donald Trump reportedly plans to dismiss FDA Commissioner Marty Makary. - The decision is not yet final, according to sources familiar with the matter. - Makary's tenure has been mark…
Jury Finds Four Men Guilty of Conspiracy in Assassination of Haitian President
- A jury in Florida found four men guilty of conspiracy in the 2021 assassination of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse. - The southern Florida area was a hub for planning and financing the plot to overt…
Over 2,000 Protest Israel's Participation at Venice Biennale Amid Gaza Criticism
- Over 2,000 people protested Israel's participation in the 61st Venice Biennale art festival. - Protesters clashed with police outside the Israeli pavilion, waving Palestinian flags. - The protest hi…
Chance of Hantavirus Infection in Ushuaia Nearly Zero, Say Health Officials
- Health officials in Argentina's Tierra del Fuego province state the chance of a Dutch tourist contracting hantavirus in Ushuaia is nearly zero. - The tourist, who later died from the virus, boarded …
Klik 387: Market Fears Zuckerberg Will Burn Billions on AI Again
- A weekly commentary on technology news highlights potential concerns about Meta's significant investments in artificial intelligence. - The commentary also touches upon the likely end of OnePlus as …
Fitch affirms Slovakia's A- rating with stable outlook amid global uncertainty
- Fitch Ratings affirmed Slovakia's A- rating with a stable outlook, signaling confidence in the nation's economy and government policies. - The agency acknowledged challenges from global instability,…
Israeli President Cannot Grant PM Netanyahu Pardon Currently, Reports Say
- Israeli President Isaac Herzog reportedly told a confidant of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that he cannot currently grant the premier a pardon. - Herzog expressed frustration over facing critic…
Virginia Supreme Court Overturns Redistricting Referendum
- The Virginia Supreme Court invalidated a referendum on redrawing electoral districts. - The court ruled 4-3 that the state legislature, led by Democrats, violated procedural rules. - This decision p…
Former Serbian Paramilitary Member Sentenced to 20 Years for War Crimes in Croatia
- A court in Osijek, Croatia, sentenced Željko Travica, a former member of a Serbian paramilitary unit, to 20 years in prison. - Travica was found guilty of war crimes, including the killing and mistr…
Slovenian Police Officers Face Trial Over Alleged Improper Use of Tear Gas During Protests
- Four police officers are on trial for alleged negligence during anti-government protests in Ljubljana on October 5, 2021. - Prosecutors accuse the officers of unlawfully using tear gas without meeti…
Slovak PM Fico Travels to Moscow for Victory Day Celebrations
- Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico traveled to Moscow on Friday to attend Victory Day celebrations. - His trip was confirmed by a source from EU air traffic control, with flight tracking data showing…
Rubio's Visit May Ease Tensions with US, Says Italian Foreign Minister
- Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani expressed hope that Marco Rubio's visit would ease tensions between the US and its allies following disputes over the war in Iran. - Tajani affirmed strong tr…
Income Doesn't Influence Number of Children for Most Slovak Families
- A study by the Budgetary Responsibility Council in Slovakia found that income level does not significantly influence the number of children most families have. - The primary reasons for declining bi…
Slovakia Declares Increased Fire Risk in 50 Districts
- Firefighters have declared an increased risk of fires in 50 districts across Slovakia. - Residents are reminded to adhere to fire safety regulations during this period. - Prohibited actions include …
Bratislava Foreigners' Police to Relocate, Temporarily Close
- The Foreigners' Police Department in Bratislava is moving to new premises at Račianska Street 62. - The office will be temporarily closed for public services from May 11 to May 17 due to the relocat…
Slovak Investigator Pavol Ďurka Suspended Amid Abuse of Power and Extortion Charges
- Slovak Interior Minister Matúš Šutaj Eštok has ordered investigator Pavol Ďurka to be temporarily suspended from duty. - The suspension is due to new charges filed against Ďurka in early March relat…
Fireworks Factory Blast in China Claims 37 Lives, Investigation Underway
- The death toll from a fireworks factory explosion in eastern China has risen to at least 37, with one person still missing. - 51 others are being treated in hospitals, including five severely injure…
Slovakia Weather: Scattered Showers, Rain, or Storms Expected
- The Slovak Hydrometeorological Institute predicts scattered showers, rain, or thunderstorms for the day. - Temperatures will range from 20 to 25 degrees Celsius, with cooler conditions in the north.…
USA Not Planning Attack on Cuba Yet
- The United States is not planning an immediate military attack on Cuba, despite previous threats. - The U.S. is offering Cuba tens of millions of dollars in humanitarian aid, free internet access, a…
Dobré ráno: Extreme Drought Arrives; Heavy Rains Won't Help
- Slovakia is experiencing extreme drought, with record low rainfall from December to April affecting half the country. - Farmers report critical conditions, with irrigation systems running at full ca…
Trump Gives EU Ultimatum on Trade Deal, Threatens Tariffs
- U.S. President Donald Trump has given the European Union an ultimatum regarding a trade deal. - Trump demanded the EU approve last year's trade agreement within two months, or face high U.S. tariffs…
South Korean Court Reduces Ex-PM Han's Sentence in Martial Law Case
- A South Korean appeals court reduced former Prime Minister Han Duck-soo's prison sentence from 23 to 15 years. - Han was convicted for aiding former President Yoon Suk-yeol in declaring martial law …
Early Briefing: They're trying to silence witnesses more cleverly now, millions from Prešov will go elsewhere
- The Slovak government approved changes to the rules for 'witnesses of truth' (kajúcnikov), making it harder to convict someone solely based on their testimony. - A military hospital in Prešov will n…
Sudeten German Gathering in Brno Sparks Controversy, PM Babiš Expresses Concern
- A planned gathering of Sudeten Germans in Brno, Czech Republic, has sparked controversy and debate. - Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš expressed concerns that the event could negatively impact Czec…
Cartoon of the Day: Language Lesson of the Smer Wolf
- A cartoon commentary titled 'Lesson in Language of the Smer Wolf' was published on May 6, 2026. - The cartoon is attributed to artist Rosie Babicová and published by SME. - No further details about …
Two-Thirds of Hungarians Want Orbán Prosecuted, Poll Shows
- A new poll indicates that two-thirds of Hungarians want former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán to face legal accountability. - The survey also shows that Orbán's Fidesz party would receive only 21% of t…
ÚĽUV: Slovakia's Enduring Icon of Traditional Crafts
- The article discusses the history and significance of ÚĽUV, a Slovak institution supporting traditional crafts, established in 1945. - ÚĽUV played a crucial role in preserving and promoting Slovak f…
Croatian Ex-Minister Dabro Faces Trial for Illegal Weapons
- Former Croatian Minister of Agriculture, Josip Dabro, is facing trial in Osijek for violating a child's rights and illegal possession of weapons and explosives. - The charges stem from alleged incid…
Ryanair CEO suggests banning early morning alcohol sales at airports
- Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary proposed banning alcohol sales at airport bars before morning flights to curb disruptive passenger behavior. - He stated that Ryanair must divert a flight almost daily du…
Slovakia Suffers Nearly 16 Million Euros in Flood Damage in Second Half of 2025
- Floods in Slovakia during the second half of 2025 caused damages exceeding 15.87 million euros across six regions. - The Prešov and Košice regions were the most severely affected. - The Ministry of …
S&P Downgrade Sparks Row Over Political Factors in Slovakia's Rating
- Standard & Poor's downgraded Slovakia's rating, citing political factors including the abolition of the Special Prosecutor's Office. - Finance Minister Ladislav Kamenický criticized the decision, su…
Metal prices surge on global markets in first quarter
- Prices for nearly all metals, excluding oil and natural gas, have surged on global markets, nearing record 2021 levels. - The Bavarian Industry Association (vbw) attributes this rise partly to the c…
Smer Party's 'Cynical Monster': A Favor to the Czech Republic?
- A satirical piece from Slovakia criticizes the ruling Smer party's long tenure and its perceived negative impact on young people. - The article suggests that a significant portion of young Slovaks a…
Slovak Constitutional Court Rules Parts of Heating Cost Decree Unconstitutional
- The Constitutional Court of Slovakia ruled that parts of a Ministry of Economy decree on allocating heating costs in apartment buildings are unconstitutional. - The challenged provisions, concerning…
European Allies Still Need U.S. Protection in NATO, German President Declares
- German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier urged the United States to remain a reliable ally within NATO. - This call comes after the U.S. announced plans to withdraw over 5,000 troops from Germany. -…
Mothers in Tech and Medicine Share Digital Boundaries for Children
- Experts in various fields, all mothers, share their perspectives on what they would 'never' allow their children in the digital world. - They emphasize the importance of teaching children digital sa…
Eurozone industrial producer prices rise 3.4% in March; Slovakia sees significant decrease
- Industrial producer prices in the Eurozone rose by 3.4% month-on-month in March, while prices in the wider EU increased by 3.2%. - Year-on-year, Eurozone industrial prices increased by 2.1% and EU p…
Slovakia: Russia becoming fully dependent on China, questioning Western interests, says Defense Minister
- Slovak Defense Minister Robert Kaliňák warned of Russia's growing dependence on China at a security conference in Poland. - Kaliňák questioned whether this strategic alignment serves Western interes…
Fico to travel to Moscow with Gašpar and State Secretary Eštok
- Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico will travel to Moscow on May 6, 2026, to attend World War II anniversary commemorations and hold bilateral talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin. - Fico's del…
Slovakia to Abolish Discriminatory Dual Diesel Prices Following EU Criticism
- Slovakia will abolish dual pricing for diesel fuel starting Friday, ending a practice that charged vehicles with foreign license plates more. - The government also decided to lift the restriction on…
Car overturns on highway after collision with deer
- A car overturned on the Vilnius-Klaipėda highway after hitting a deer that had entered the roadway. - A second car, following the first, also collided with the deer and subsequently overturned. - Th…
No cats, but people: New version of 'Cats' musical brings queer history
- A new production of the musical 'Cats' reimagines the story within the context of queer ballroom culture. - Titled 'Cats: The Jellicle Ball,' the show replaces feline characters with human performer…
First American Pope Leo XIV Clashes with Trump Over Iran War, Deportations
- Pope Leo XIV, the first American pope, has become a prominent critic of US President Donald Trump's foreign policy, particularly the war in Iran and the threat to its civilization. - Leo XIV has als…
Judge Who Increased Ex-First Lady's Sentence Found Dead
- A South Korean judge who significantly increased the prison sentence for former first lady Kim Keon-hee was found dead. - Police stated there were no signs of foul play, and local media reports of a…
Eight Dead, 40 Injured in Iran Shopping Center Fire
- Eight people died and 40 were injured in a shopping center fire near Tehran, Iran. - The cause of the fire, which occurred in the Arghavan shopping center, is under investigation, with no immediate …
US Military Kills Five in Drug Smuggling Boat Raids
- The U.S. military reported killing five people in two separate attacks on vessels suspected of drug smuggling in Latin American waters over two days. - The U.S. Southern Command stated one vessel wa…
Slovak Influencer Zuzana Mračková: 'Talking About Mental Health is My Mission'
- Slovak influencer and makeup artist Zuzana Mračková discusses her mission to raise awareness about eating disorders and mental health. - Mračková shares her personal experiences with a severe spinal…
Slovak Police Launch Major Anti-Drug Operation 'Tábor'
- Slovak police have launched a major anti-drug operation codenamed 'Tábor' across multiple locations in the country. - The operation targets illegal drug manufacturing and trafficking, as well as abu…
Former Justice Louise Arbour Named Canada's Next Governor General
- Louise Arbour, former Supreme Court of Canada justice, has been appointed Canada's next Governor General. - Arbour, 79, has a distinguished career including roles as a UN prosecutor and High Commiss…
Good morning: Fico poses with dictators, would like to be one of them
- Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico is facing criticism for his foreign policy, particularly his planned meetings with Russian and Ukrainian leaders. - Fico has lost a key ally in Hungary and is seen …
Slovak Coalition Divided Over Postal Voting, Pension Reforms Loom
- Slovakia's ruling coalition is divided over proposed changes to postal voting for citizens abroad, with SNS and Hlas setting conditions for its cancellation. - SNS insists on an 8% threshold for pre…
EU Urges US to Uphold Trade Deal Amidst Tariff Threats
- The European Union has urged the United States to adhere to a trade agreement reached in July 2023 concerning tariffs. - This call comes after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to increase tari…
Brazil's President Demands Israel Release Detained Activists
- Brazil's President Lula da Silva has called on Israel to release two detained activists, one of whom is a Brazilian citizen. - The activists, part of the Global Sumud Flotilla initiative, are facing…
Trump Again Criticizes Pope, Says He Wouldn't Mind if Iran Got Nuclear Weapons
- Donald Trump criticized Pope Francis, accusing him of endangering Catholics worldwide. - Trump stated he would not object if Iran acquired nuclear weapons, contrasting it with the Pope's alleged sta…
People with Hantavirus Symptoms to be Evacuated from Cruise Ship
- Three individuals showing symptoms of hantavirus infection are to be evacuated from a Dutch cruise ship docked in Cape Verde. - The World Health Organization confirmed that medical personnel boarded…
Government Strips Powers from Office for Roma Communities; Opposition Demands Presidential Veto
- The Slovak government has removed competencies from the Office of the Plenipotentiary of the Government for Roma Communities. - These responsibilities, particularly concerning the management of EU f…
SME.sk Earns Five Nominations for Journalist Award
- SME.sk journalists and affiliated publicists have received five nominations for the 2025 Novinárska cena (Journalist Award). - The nominations span categories including written journalism (interview…
Danko Proves Useful Again
- Andrej Danko, a Slovak politician, publicly criticized Prime Minister Robert Fico for supporting Ukraine's EU membership. - Danko stated that Fico lacked a mandate for this stance and threatened to …
The Devil Wears Prada: Fashion Journalism's Existential Crisis in the Age of Social Media
- The film "The Devil Wears Prada" is not just fiction; its themes resonate with the struggles of modern journalism. - The sequel explores how the media landscape has changed due to social media and f…
Could Cuba Resist? Rubio Should Remember Emperor Maximilian's Fate
- Donald Trump speculated that Marco Rubio could become the next president of Cuba after the U.S. overthrows the communist regime. - Trump suggested a U.S. aircraft carrier could sail near Cuba and th…
Volkswagen's cost cuts not enough; greater cooperation with China considered
- Volkswagen Group's cost-cutting measures, announced in late 2024, are not yet yielding sufficient results, as indicated by a 28.4% drop in first-quarter net profit. - The company cites US tariffs, p…
You Are Useless If You Don't Want to Reproduce: Stories of Women Who Chose Not to Have Children
- The article shares the stories of Slovak women who have chosen not to have children, challenging societal expectations. - These women describe facing judgment and criticism, including being called '…
On the Brink of Total War? Iran and Israel Prepare for Further Clashes as Trump Hesitates
- Iran claims to have intercepted a US vessel attempting to transit the Strait of Hormuz. - The US announced "Operation Freedom" to escort foreign ships through the Strait, escalating tensions. - Isra…
Bratislava Foreign Police Relocates to New Premises
- The Foreign Police in Bratislava is relocating to new premises on Račianska Street. - The office will be temporarily closed to the public from May 11 to May 17 due to the move. - Appointments schedu…
Slovak Parliament Rejects Debate on Troubled Agricultural Agency Amid EU Warnings
- Slovak lawmakers rejected a motion to discuss the PPA's situation, with 78 votes against out of 141 present. - The opposition initiated the session due to serious concerns from the European Commissi…
Romanian Parliament Ousts Prime Minister Bolojanu's Government
- The Romanian Parliament voted to oust Prime Minister Illie Bolojanu's government. - The no-confidence motion passed with 281 votes in the 464-member parliament. - This political development further …
Two New Calls to Bring €51 Million for Monument Restoration
- Slovakia's Ministry of Investments, Regional Development, and Informatization, in partnership with the city of Levoča, is launching a new program. - The program, titled 'Local Development Based on C…
Slovakia received further payments from the recovery plan
- Slovakia received two payments totaling 1.243 billion euros from the EU's Recovery and Resilience Facility. - These funds represent the sixth and seventh tranches of the allocated 6.4 billion euros.…
Yoko Ono Stops 'John Lemon' Beer; Brewery Sees Sales Soar Amidst Dispute
- A small French craft brewery, Brasserie de l'Imprimerie, faced a legal challenge from Yoko Ono over its beer named 'John Lemon', a nod to John Lennon. - Ono's lawyers demanded the brewery cease usin…
Macron Shows Talent, Sings Famous Chanson at Yerevan Banquet
- French President Emmanuel Macron surprised attendees at a state banquet in Yerevan, Armenia, by singing a famous chanson. - Macron performed Charles Aznavour's 'La Bohème,' accompanied on drums by A…