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The Russian media have already mentioned peace talks in Bratislava.
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The turnout in the runoff round was the second highest since 1999.
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Polling stations are open until 22:00.
Slovakia's flying car goes to China, a Slovak scientist on Everest, and how to think about rumours and hoaxes.
Villages like Blatná Polianka lack reliable acccess drinking water, despite ongoing efforts.
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The premier threatens a group of judges, flights to Switzerland, and a trip to Tematín Castle.
Gender transition guideline already cancelled last November.
They constantly violate human rights, the premier thinks.
Saturday's runoff expected to be a tight battle.
Harabin sponsor behind web targeting Ivan Korčok, Bratislava's past leaves a toxic mix of problems, and how Slovak experts help media professionals with fact-checking.
Amendment aims to reflect current changes in partnerships.
Kremlin used Voice of Europe to influence countries ahead of EP election.
But Pellegrini would have won the second round of the presidential race, according to the latest Focus poll.
From ‘foreign agents’ to ‘organisations with foreign support’: Coalition party submits anti-NGO bill
Non-governmental organisations underscore that the bill resembles a repealed Hungarian bill.
Environment Minister Tomáš Taraba mentioned actress Zuzana Fialová in his Facebook post.
Residence permit, certificate of Slovak Living Abroad and state citizenship can be requested at embassies.
Verifying claims in real time would be 'Holy Grail', says expert.
Slovakia marks 20 years in the Alliance.
A Czech rail operator connects Prague and Ukraine, Dominika Cibulková endorses Pellegrini, and Bratislava events.
In most NATO member states, this support is higher.
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