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Russia is no threat for the intelligence service Prosecutor withdraws charges of libel against journalistInternational
Slovak woman receives St Rita international award Number of foreigners in Slovakia increasing slower than in other EU states
Kažimír: We are in the finals in the fight for a fifth carmaker
As for the rumour of a fifth carmaker coming to Slovakia, the finance minister hints that it is a brand locals already know.
- 1. Washington Post reporter outraged that journalist’s phone was seized by Slovak police
- 2. Private companies offer helping hand to whistleblowers
- 3. Vietnamese Ambassador: Abducted entrepreneur had never been to Slovakia
- 4. Slovaks die of cancer more often than other EU citizens
- 5. Russia is no threat for the intelligence service
- 6. Ecuador sends ministers to Slovakia to resolve a child abduction case
- 7. Prosecutor’s office: Reporter’s murder investigation had some flaws
- 8. Slovak unemployment rate hits new record
- 9. Slovak ice-hockey team will play in Košice
- 10. Do you know what “parta” is? Video
- 1. Washington Post reporter outraged that journalist’s phone was seized by Slovak police
- 2. Largest Slavic gate in central Europe soon accessible to visitors Photo
- 3. Slovak unemployment rate hits new record
- 4. Archaeologists find oldest Greek relic in Slovak area Photo
- 5. Babiš at Globsec: Immigration quotas will not protect our continent
- 6. Ecuador sends ministers to Slovakia to resolve a child abduction case
- 7. Remnants of the barbed-wire fence recall a totalitarian past
- 8. Private companies offer helping hand to whistleblowers
- 9. We are in for a hot summer
- 10. Vietnamese Ambassador: Abducted entrepreneur had never been to Slovakia
- 1. Archaeologists find oldest Greek relic in Slovak area Photo
- 2. Slovakia’s Gaelic Football team offers a family away from home
- 3. Burger King returns to Slovakia
- 4. Foreigners: Top 10 events in Bratislava Photo
- 5. Washington Post reporter outraged that journalist’s phone was seized by Slovak police
- 6. Retirement age may be capped in Slovakia
- 7. How much does the most expensive penthouse in Zaha Hadid's project in Bratislava cost? Photo
- 8. Largest Slavic gate in central Europe soon accessible to visitors Photo
- 9. More than 50 percent of Slovaks believe in conspiracy theories
- 10. Remnants of the barbed-wire fence recall a totalitarian past
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Slovaks die of cancer more often than other EU citizens
The survival rate after diagnosing breast, cervical and colon cancer has not improved.
Sport
Slovak ice-hockey team is heading to Košice
The Slovak team is slated to play in Košice, and not Bratislava, at next year’s Ice-hockey World Championship.
Business
The Financial Administration will use crypto-currency technology
Slovak tax office has implemented a blockchain.
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Ecological sunscreen and air pollution monitoring among the projects of Slovak high-schoolers
Leaf organization awarded the best projects by Slovak students.
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Prosecutor’s office: Reporter’s murder investigation had some flaws
The lawyer of the journalist’s parents fears information leakage to Police Corps officers.
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Several Christians disagree with Church’s stance towards extremists
The extremist ĽSNS party drafted a bill limiting abortions in Slovakia, creating an awkward situation for the Church.
Opinion
A happy marriage? Both simpler, and tougher, than we realize
If experience is the mother of wisdom, why aren’t second and third marriages more successful?
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Kiska will not run or leave
The incumbent president will not run for a second term in office, but he wants to “be part of the new era” in Slovak politics.
Kiska is not ruling out that he might found a party after all
The murder of a journalist and his partner and the events that followed have made President Andrej Kiska "change his original intentions" he admits in an interview.
Special Prosecutor’s Office to look into CT scanner investigation
The next steps will be specified later.
Burger King returns to Slovakia
The famous US chain will open first outlet this autumn.
Slovakia is a low-performer in terms of the digital economy
The EC has published the Digital Economy and Society Index (DESI).
Private companies offer helping hand to whistleblowers
Slovakia is one of the countries with the lowest levels of willingness to report corruption within the EU.
We are in for a hot summer
Europe has done very little to prepare for a reprise of mass refugee flows.
Blog: I want to ride my bicycle
We will soon have the opportunity to let authorities know loud and clear that cyclists do not want to be pushed out of Bratislava's forests.
Democratic election under digital fire
Political interference and the spread of fake news not only influences election results but also jeopardises democracy.
Washington Post reporter outraged that journalist’s phone was seized by Slovak police
The US daily says that seizing her phone was merely the latest attempt by Slovak authorities to harass those close to a reporter who was killed for doing his job.
EC halted proceedings against Slovakia in re-export of medicaments
It basically acknowledged medicaments are not common goods, and new rules determining their trading should be found.
Ecuador sends ministers to Slovakia to resolve a child abduction case
The father has ignored the verdicts of the courts ordering that the child should return to Ecuador.
Culture & lifestyle
Life in Slovakia: FAQ Countrywide events Tourism History talks Cooking with ambassadors
Archaeologists find oldest Greek relic in Slovak area Photo
It was discovered in a Celtic sacrificial place.
Military historical museum in Svidník opens the main season Photo
Various attractions in the open air and on the field have been made accessible.
Pezinok cellars again open to wine lovers until October
The typical local wine cellars, called “viechas”, will be open for four days each week, from May until October.
Slovakia’s Gaelic Football team offers a family away from home
The Slovak Shamrocks, established in 2011 under the Gaelic Athletic Association, recruits locals and expats of all ages and abilities to play the unusual game.
“I will not be playing ice-hockey anymore,” says Hossa
Health issues have caused the NHL player to withdraw from matches and consider moving back to Slovakia.
Slovak volunteer: It is a memorable experience to watch the Slovak children waiting for hockey players Photo
In Denmark, even student temp jobs pay the minimum hourly wage of ten euros.
