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News digest: World's first hydrogen train debuts in Slovakia Towns and municipalities enter strike alertBusiness
In reaction to the war, Slovakia makes hiring Ukrainians easier Slovakia paid for Russian gas in euros. Gas taps remain open
- 1. News digest: World's first hydrogen train debuts in Slovakia
- 2. Weekend: Losing it soon in the largest maze in Central Europe
- 3. As mosquito season nears, Bratislava readies it sprayers – and drones
- 4. New way to relax at Bratislava's popular Železná Studnička
- 5. Why come to Slovakia?
- 6. Scientist are fed up with people spreading lies
- 7. Slovak National Gallery to close as refit enters final stage
- 8. Getting an idea of former life on the Slovak and Austrian sides of the Iron Curtain
- 9. Towns and municipalities enter strike alert
- 10. Slovakia paid for Russian gas in euros. Gas taps remain open
- 1. News digest: Slovakia pays for Russian gas in euros
- 2. News digest: World's first hydrogen train debuts in Slovakia
- 3. Weekend: Losing it soon in the largest maze in Central Europe
- 4. Low wages and corruption keeping young Slovaks from coming home
- 5. Towns and municipalities enter strike alert
- 6. Slovakia paid for Russian gas in euros. Gas taps remain open
- 7. Health Ministry suspends protocol helping transgender people
- 8. Scientist are fed up with people spreading lies
- 9. Do you know who owns filling stations in Slovakia?
- 10. News digest: Slovak embassy in Kyiv reopens
- 1. Why come to Slovakia?
- 2. What kind of person walks out on Zelensky?
- 3. Bear attacks, tourist badly injured
- 4. US Congressmen to Zuckerberg: Stop pro-Russian propaganda on Slovak Facebook
- 5. Low wages and corruption keeping young Slovaks from coming home
- 6. News digest: Slovakia pays for Russian gas in euros
- 7. News digest: Police detain controversial ex-Supreme Court judge
- 8. Ukrainian cars clogging Slovak border crossing
- 9. News digest: World's first hydrogen train debuts in Slovakia
- 10. Do you know who owns filling stations in Slovakia?
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Compiled by Spectator staff 19. may
The capital will again deploy volunteers to monitor mosquito hatcheries.
Compiled by Spectator staff 20. may
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Easier integration of foreigners and Slovaks returning from abroad are among the measures laid out by the plan, which should pour hundreds of millions of euros into the Slovak economy.
17. may
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Hundreds head to little-known Brdárka in May
Cherry orchard, rocky hills, and a special workshop are among the attractions.
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Slovakia wins first game at this year's world hockey championship
Pavol Regenda scored the opening goal against France.
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