SUMMARY - Thursday, 30 July 2026 - 10 p.m.

Bratislava, 30 July (TASR) - Opposition parties Progressive Slovakia (PS) and Freedom and Solidarity (SaS) have criticised the Slovak government's response after a Russian missile landed in Poland on Thursday. https://etasr.sk/article/23558714 Bratislava, 30 July (TASR) - Ivan Korcok, vice-chair of the opposition's Progressive Slovakia (PS) party, confirmed on Thursday that he receives remuneration for his work in the party equivalent to an MP's salary and that the payments are invoiced through a company currently solely owned and managed by his wife. https://etasr.sk/article/23558495 Bratislava, 30 July (TASR) - Opposition parties Progressive Slovakia (PS) and Freedom and Solidarity (SaS) have criticised the Slovak government's response after a Russian missile landed in Poland on Thursday. https://etasr.sk/article/23558212 Bratislava, 30 July (TASR) - Health Ministry has greenlighted an investment to provide up to 250 air conditioning units for key departments in state-run hospitals, Health Minister Kamil Sasko (Voice-SD) said on Wednesday. https://etasr.sk/article/23557781 Bratislava, 30 July (TASR) - The opposition Progressive Slovakia (PS) party is lodging an appeal against a decision by the Environment Ministry concerning the environmental impact assessment (EIA) for a waste-to-energy centre project proposed by the Slovnaft refinery, arguing that Bratislava doesn't need another incinerator and stating that the impact of the refinery itself has become worse in recent years, while there are also other significant sources of pollution in the area, PS representatives told a press conference on Thursday. https://etasr.sk/article/23557423 Bratislava, 30 July (TASR) - The Interior Ministry has handed over 26 service flats to police officers and firefighters in Bratislava as part of the Ovocne Sady residential development, with the housing coming under the state's supported rental housing scheme, ministry spokesperson Matej Neumann told TASR on Thursday. https://etasr.sk/article/23557398 Bratislava, 30 July (TASR) - The Danube recorded its lowest ever recorded flow rate on Monday (27 July), spokesperson for the Slovak Academy of Sciences (SAV) Jozef Bednar told TASR on Thursday, adding that preliminary data from the Slovak Hydrometeorological Institute show that the flow rate was around 725 cubic metres per second, while the Austrian station at Thebnerstraßl recorded a flow rate of 678 cubic metres per second. https://etasr.sk/article/23557302 NOTICE: If you click on the link or copy it into the search window, the browser will display the full text of the message in the new e-TASR client zone. If you have any questions, please contact obchod@tasr.sk. mf