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Ending social exclusion
Social exclusion of the vulnerable socio-ethnic groups never solves the underlying problem, but only widens the gap between the majority and these minority groups, invoking the risk of future social conflicts, Assistant Secretary-General of the United Nations, Kálmán Mizsei said in an interview with The Slovak Spectator.
Autonomy issue stirs controversy
IN RESPONSE to recent comments that Slovakia's ruling Hungarian Coalition Party (SMK) officials made regarding the issue of possible Hungarian autonomy in the mixed Slovak Hungarian area, the Slovak National Party (SNS) is calling for the SMK to be banned.At the end of July, Zsolt Németh, a member of Hungary's opposition party Fidezs, told the Hungarian press that one of the main goals of the Slovak SMK party was to achieve autonomy in the south of Slovakia where the majority of the country's Hungarian minority live
Tycoon free again
TYCOON Jozef Majský, who stands accused of setting up an organised crime group during the collapse of unlicensed deposit companies that deprived thousands of Slovaks of their life-long savings, was unexpectedly released from custody.Majský, the main character behind many success stories in the 1990s, was behind bars for almost 22 months.Prosecutor General, Dobroslav Trnka, said that legal reasons no longer existed to keep one of the richest men in Slovakia in custody, after the investigation of the collapse of unlicensed saving companies, BMG Invest and Horizont Slovakia, concluded recently.
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- Slovakia passes NGO law, civil society fears a chilling new era
- They could have left. But these young Slovaks stayed
- News digest: Brussels committee launches scrutiny of EU funds in Slovakia
- Irish metal band to make long-awaited debut in Bratislava Video
- Fico’s adviser accused of corruption, then hits back at prosecutor
- The law changed. Our family papers were ready. Now my kids are Slovak citizens
- Bratislava unveils its first 3D-printed bus stop Photo
- Why a British teacher chose Slovakia as home Audio
- News digest: Brussels committee launches scrutiny of EU funds in Slovakia
- They could have left. But these young Slovaks stayed
- Irish metal band to make long-awaited debut in Bratislava Video
- ‘Listen, Martina, this is not just your country’: protest song becomes rallying cry for folklorists Video
- Slovakia passes NGO law, civil society fears a chilling new era
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- Maria Theresa on the banks of Bratislava
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- Slovak female triathlete shatters barriers with historic win at Himalayan event
- Bratislava unveils its first 3D-printed bus stop Photo
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- Why a British teacher chose Slovakia as home Audio
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- Maria Theresa on the banks of Bratislava
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- The Kremlin’s security agency has a Russian contractor in Slovakia - no one has noticed
- News digest: Violent gang in Bratislava is under arrest
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- Slovak female triathlete shatters barriers with historic win at Himalayan event
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- Fico’s adviser accused of corruption, then hits back at prosecutor
- Slovak Chamber of Auditors introduces Europe’s first AI platform for auditors
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