Archive of articles - September 2007, page 9

Health-conscious Slovaks drive up olive oil sales

Companies could be punished for crimes

THE GOVERNMENT has introduced a bill that would let legal entities be punished for crimes, but not charged for them.This is in spite of the fact that when today's coalition members were part of the opposition, they opposed such penalties.

Holocaust and racial violence victims remembered

It's a miracle CDs were decoded: Pittner

LADISLAV Pittner was head of the Slovak intelligence service (SIS) when the decoding of the so-called "Mečiar CDs" started. He was also an MP for the Christian Democratic Movement Party (KDH) and interior minister in the first cabinet of Mikuláš Dzurinda.

India has new ambassador in Slovakia

Slovakia closer to visa-free regime with USA

Mysterious CDs finally decoded

THE CODE for the CDs presented to the prosecutor general by former prime minister Vladimír Mečiar three years ago, allegedly containing information about the clients of the country's notorious failed pyramid schemes, has finally been cracked.

Bratislava hotels score on football weekend

SLOVAKIA'S international football team only gained one point from its two Euro 2008 qualifying matches last week. But Bratislava businesses and tourism gained a lot more from those 180 minutes of football.

AT&T expands in Slovakia

Parliament moves amendment on health insurers to second reading

Prosecutor won’t publish CD names

Trnka casts doubt on Malinová investigation

Police start investigation into Privilégium

Labour Ministry rejects opposition bill on pensions

Clothing and textile companies disappearing

Country has enough job vacancies: Labour office

Future U.S. Ambassador can speak Slovak

FinMin wants state treasury system to serve more clients

ADSS: Ready for talks on beefing up guarantees