Archive of articles - April 2005, page 5

Hrušovský discusses visa regime for Slovaks in US

Demand for education minister’s recall

Liska: More Slovak troops for Kosovo

One year after: VAT bill causes confusion

HZDS: One stays, one goes

Hrušovský departs for official visit to US

Majority thinks mafia is in Slovak politics

Gašparovič expects impetus from Finnish visit

Ukrainians to get free visas for Slovakia

SARIO names new director

MAN considers Košice investment

ANO swaps top seats

THE GOVERNMENT will undergo an overhaul in mid May when the New Citizen's Alliance (ANO) withdraws Culture Minister Rudolf Chmel and replaces him with František Tóth, the former deputy education minister. Rather than fill Tóth's vacancy at the Education Ministry, the ruling party wants to create a second deputy minister position within the Culture Ministry.

Reader feedback: Ancient pleasures

Slovenská Koliba

FULL, brown, potato pancakes, looking hot and savoury, peek out from a pure white blanket of sour cream topped with diced cucumber and tomato. Even before setting to with a fork and knife, this appa-rition in the subdued light of Žlina's traditional Slovenská Koliba restaurant sparks fantasies of flavour in our stomachs.

Say goodbye to EuroTel

MOBILE phone operator EuroTel has announced a name change. Starting May 2, the company will be officially known as T-Mobile Slovensko.EuroTel's three-week branding transition starts April 11 and ends May 2, when the Slovak company re-christens itself. EuroTel's only competitor on the Slovak mobile market, Orange Slovakia, is also part of a global brand name.

Reader feedback: From little acorns do mighty oaks rise

Majority reject university fees

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High oil prices here to stay

AS PRICES of crude oil oscillate between $50 and $60 a barrel and refuse to fall back to last year's levels, car manufacturers all over the world are swiftly adjusting to the new market conditions. Fuel-efficient vehicles are in higher demand than ever before.