Archive of articles - January 2002, page 2

Slovakofarma says drugs scandal won’t hurt deal

Bank lending up

Court to rule on Kováč kidnapping

Koncoš publishes subsidies list

Trade deficit hits Sk87.2bn in November

Schuster wants another SPP commission

Bobovnický new Sario director

E-signatures maybe in a year

Koncoš stops short of promising departure

Hajnovič could be named FinMin today

IMF recommends tax cops

Ad market booming

Gazprom may dump Jamal pipeline

ST attacked for proposed internet charge increases

FIXED-LINE telecom monopoly Slovenské telekomunikácie (ST) is being urged not to raise prices for internet connections.A personal plea from Prime Minister Mikuláš Dzurinda in a meeting with ST President Ladislav Mikuš on January 16 has been followed up by statements from opposition parties objecting strongly to planned price increases.While the opposition Real Slovak National Party (PSNS) has declared the rises anti-integrationist, a January 18 statement from the largest opposition party, the Movement for a Democratic Slovakia (HZDS), demanded ST work with the government on the prices.

PM's party vows Labour Code change

Slovak-Hungarian accord promised

Euro smugglers busted

Dance, sing and don't forget home

ČAROBNA Noc (A Magic Night), a group of young Australians of Slovak origin, play the tunes of their parents' homeland, a country they have never seen.They keep the public on their feet until early morning in various clubs all around Melbourne. They play at dinner dances, weddings, engagements and parties at the Ľudovít Štúr Slovak Social Club. For them, music is the rhythm of a faraway place.

Retail chain purchases up