Archive of articles - January 2004, page 7

Šimko demands PM Dzurinda steps down

Schuster to run for re-election

Cabinet names new heads of offices

Chance for Slovak firms in Iraq reconstruction

Hyundai boss in Slovakia on Friday

President Schuster says he could live on the same pension as Slovak citizens

Steelmaker Arcelor heading to Slovakia

STV reports that Hyundai will build its plant in Slovakia

Trade unions submit signatures in twelve huge boxes

Slovaks spend Sk26.5 billion gambling

Plane crash fatal for German businessmen

Interior Ministry plans to send out specialists to Roma villages

Bruce Jackson: SIS must be free of political influences

HZDS MP: Mečiar feels morally compelled to run for president

Deloitte & Touche to advise ČEZ in power tender

Earthquake in Slovenská Ľupča

Around Slovakia

Lotto winner knownRain takes cheering Slovaks into 2004Slovak men, according to sex surveyFirst baby of 2004 wins by three secondsArmless swimmerParents torture sonVandals destroy historical blacksmith workshopHappy and healthy granny celebrates 105 yearsFake kidnappers busted after demanding ransom

The last presidential speech? What Schuster's addresses say

PRESIDENT Rudolf Schuster's New Year's address was his fifth and possibly the last. It provides a good opportunity to look back at the things the president has told the nation on the first days of each of his years in office.National unity was a dominant idea of his first speech in 2000. "Even today we are witnesses of disharmony, division, and hatred. This divide in society is the greatest threat on our road to prosperity and stability," Schuster said.

Hyundai a top priority