List of author's articles
Three insurers, one system
There is limited room for competition in the public health insurance scheme.
Re-cycling the Iron Curtain
The Slovak section of EuroVelo 13, aka the Iron Curtain Trail, offers more than just a bike ride – it’s a journey into Europe’s memory and its human stories.
‘If we rely on AI, we’ll become less smart’, linguistics professor warns
From translating German poetry by hand to raising bilingual children, author and scholar Jozef Tancer champions multilingualism as both memory and resistance.
VW’s plant in Martin powers into the electric era
Company expands production portfolio with unique component for electric premium models.
Thousands of young sterlets released into the Danube
Endangered sterlets, a type of prehistoric fish, return to their native waters – tagged with harmless dye to help scientists track their survival and the health of the river.
Revitalisation project brings life back to Danube arm
Conservationists already seeing first results of work.
Filling the English-language gap on Slovak literature
What Slovak-born US professor Katarina Gephardt finds refreshing about Slovak literature is “that you never know what you’re going to get when you open a book”.
More than just a bilateral business network
Becoming the voice of the German business community.
New AHK Slowakei President: We need statesmen, not just policymakers
Pavel Lakatos calls for long-term vision and responsible governance as Slovakia faces rising business uncertainty.
Employer branding pays off for firms in Slovakia
A good strategy strengthens recruitment, loyalty and company culture in a competitive labour market.
Labour law lags as AI reshapes workplaces
Employers and policymakers must urgently adapt to new forms of work, says expert.
Labour market urgently needs more flexibility, expert warns
Zuzana Rumiz talks about the challenges the HR market faces.
Gen Z wants fast, smart hiring. AI might deliver
With mobile-first applications and 24/7 chatbots, recruiters are adapting to new expectations. But real human input still seals the deal.
AI is reshaping the labour market, but not all jobs are at risk
Empathy, creativity and human judgement remain irreplaceable, say recruiters.
Slovakia’s economy enters increasingly troubled waters
As skills shortages and industry pressures mount, employers push for smarter immigration, training and digital adaptation strategies.
Bratislava’s Nová Tržnica reinvents itself with Yellow Thursdays
Craft markets, community events, and culinary startups signal a vibrant future for the capital’s iconic market hall.
Tax, audit and accounting firms face tech push and talent shortages
Legislative uncertainty, brain drain, and the drive for digital transformation are reshaping the industry’s role.
Transaction tax is met with backlash
Businesses slam new levy, argue it offers little in return from the state.
The president and the stolen fur: A stage drama that traces the wartime fates of Slovakia’s Jews
Hitler’s President imagines a chilling dialogue between Jozef Tiso and Auschwitz escapee Alfréd Wetzler.
Bratislava’s skyline is on course to change dramatically
Seven projects promise to alter the look of the city.
- Bratislava is the sixth richest region of EU, but…
- Baker of legendary rolls tries a forgotten Bratislava delicacy Photo
- Bathing in Danube has its charm as well its downside Photo
- Software company Eset wants a Silicon Valley in Bratislava Photo
- In Bratislava and free: Jean-Michel Jarre will perform concert against backdrop of the UFO bridge
- How we spoke in Bratislava
- Cypriot recipes: Mahalepi (video included)
- More than a border town: How Lučenec changed my life
- It was not her grandparents’ choice to go to the US, but she made her own and came Photo
- Top 10 events in Bratislava for foreigners
- Divný Janko, Bratislava: The eatery with a claim to be the city’s oldest — restaurant review
- Receding waters at Slovak reservoir reveal Roman-era burial site Photo
- Many Slovaks unable to afford a decent meal, country ranks worst in Europe
- A random act of kindness that reduced a family to tears
- In Beijing, Fico promised Putin a hard question. Instead, he asked: ‘How are you?’
- More than a border town: How Lučenec changed my life
- It was not her grandparents’ choice to go to the US, but she made her own and came Photo
- Divný Janko, Bratislava: The eatery with a claim to be the city’s oldest — restaurant review
- Many Slovaks unable to afford a decent meal, country ranks worst in Europe
- A random act of kindness that reduced a family to tears
- Receding waters at Slovak reservoir reveal Roman-era burial site Photo
- Top 10 events in Bratislava for foreigners
- In Beijing, Fico promised Putin a hard question. Instead, he asked: ‘How are you?’
- It was not her grandparents’ choice to go to the US, but she made her own and came Photo
- More than a border town: How Lučenec changed my life
- Car trouble
- In Beijing, Fico promised Putin a hard question. Instead, he asked: ‘How are you?’
- Slovakia quietly resumes issuing tourist visas to Russians after three-year halt
- A car park rises. An Italian’s business is on the line.
- Divný Janko, Bratislava: The eatery with a claim to be the city’s oldest — restaurant review
- Which municipality in Slovakia offers the highest quality of life?
- It was not her grandparents’ choice to go to the US, but she made her own and came Photo
- Divný Janko, Bratislava: The eatery with a claim to be the city’s oldest — restaurant review
- More than a border town: How Lučenec changed my life
- Which municipality in Slovakia offers the highest quality of life?
- A car park rises. An Italian’s business is on the line.
- Bratislava never had a planetarium. Families built an observatory instead. Audio
- A random act of kindness that reduced a family to tears
- The start of the Bratislava-Vienna train
- Bratislava housing completions hit 22-year low
- Police officer reinstated after sabotage case collapses, in blow to interior minister
- 3 free things to do in Bratislava for the next seven days
- News digest: Expert opinion on the Levoča bust revealed Photo
- Top 10 events in Bratislava for foreigners
- From Venezuela to Bardejov: Darwin González chases his football dream
- Many Slovaks unable to afford a decent meal, country ranks worst in Europe
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