The Spectator's folk architecture tips

TRADITIONAL folk architecture can tell us a lot about the way people lived in the past. In Slovakia, there are still several places where decorative, wooden houses are preserved: evidence of a simpler, slower way of life.

18. jul 2005
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18. jul 2005

State condemns terror

IN THE AFTERMATH of the July 7 terrorist attacks in London, Slovakia has condemned the acts and its leaders say they will support initiatives from the international community to better combat terrorism.

Martina Jurinová 18. jul 2005

Will Hankook saga sour investors' taste for Slovakia?

THOUGH investors seem to appreciate the metamorphosis of the country's investment image from ugly duckling to beautiful swan, it seems the flat tax and cheap and flexible labour is not enough to persuade large companies to take a chance on Slovakia.

18. jul 2005
18. jul 2005
18. jul 2005
18. jul 2005

Should we stay or should we go?

DESPITE an optimistic outlook for the country's growing economy and the rise in local salaries, Slovaks remain conservative when it comes to splashing out on expensive holidays.

Magdaléna Macleod 18. jul 2005
18. jul 2005
18. jul 2005

Holiday extremes on the road

AS THE SCHOOL year ends, the roads fill with backpackers. Some hitchhike, some take bikes, others use public transportation to get to their dream destinations. They hurry for adventures and experiences, many of which would certainly make for interesting stories upon their return.

Zuzana Habšudová 18. jul 2005

Cold comfort for Slovnaft

THE HEAVY fine imposed by the Finance Ministry still hangs over the country's major oil refiner, Slovnaft, for what the ministry says is unjustified profit-making and violation of pricing discipline.

18. jul 2005
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