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U.S. Steel Košice back to normal
The largest private employer in eastern Slovakia, the steelworks U.S Steel Košice has cancelled the three-day weekend and restored the five-day working week for its employees.
Spanish firm Cintra selected to build Bratislava bypass
The final say is now in the hands of the government.
Push to protect more local products
MAJOLICA from Modra, golden onyx from Levice, lace from Soľná Baňa or Piešťany mud could be included among products with protected geographical indication.
Gov't ignores chance to upgrade energy sector
Monopolistic business interests and state intervention prevent investment in renewable energy sources, improved efficiency and smart grid technology. They block the country from accessing free money that would make energy cheaper, cleaner and more efficient.
Traditional brands stand test of time
SLOVAKS remain fans of products like Kofola, Horalky or Zlatý Bažant that have been around for decades. Retailers know that customers like them and pass their passion on to younger generations – marketing campaigns are made to match.
Breeding brings a new sheep
AT THE Agrokomplex 2015 agricultural fair in Nitra, visitors were able to watch the milking of a new Slovak breed, Slovenská dojná ovca – Slovak Milk Sheep.
Nurses left hospitals, causing emergency situation
WHEN nurses’ resignation notices became effective on Monday, February 1, at least two hospitals experienced serious problems: the teaching hospitals in Žilina and Prešov where about one-fifth of all nurses have resigned.
Efforts of Professor Domin
IF WE could go back in time a century or two and saw the High Tatras, we might be surprised.
Slovak tennis player won Australian Open
A SLOVAK tennis player in the junior category, Tereza Mihalíková, won the doubles at the Australian Open with Anna Kalinska, while also making it to the finals in singles.
RegioJet and Leo Express trains stopped due to bomb threat
POLICE stopped trains of private carriers RegioJet and Leo Express on February 1 due to an alleged bomb threat.
Fico also protects Nitra swimming pools against migrants
THE GOVENRMENT plans to allocate more than a quarter billion euros for increasing state security. Of this money, one part will go to prevent changes in the schedule for public swimming at indoor pools in the Nitra region.
EU presidency: Capital faces repairs and improvement, free wi-fi in Old Town
IN THE upcoming months, vast construction and beautifying works in the streets of the Slovak capital will start, that have been unseen for years.
Breadroll machine finds success
INVENTORS of a device to administer breadrolls and unpacked bakery products in batches want to garner success also abroad.
Canada’s warm welcome
There are many lessons learned from past experience. The first is to ensure that newcomers can work when they arrive.
Žinčica protected by trademark
ŽINČICA, the boiled sheep whey is currently not a delicacy that can be bought only at shepherd’s huts but also in many shops. However, some drinks sold as žinčica do not meet the criteria for this product.
Branding is about more than a logo
Marketing strategy is one step to promote Slovakia abroad, ministry says.
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- Neo-Nazi gang in Bratislava plotted armed attack and called their leader ‘Mr Führer’, court documents reveal
- Slovakia’s secret weapon is living abroad
- Bratislava Region simplifies transport zones, raises fares
- Irish outlet hails Slovak spa town as top European holiday spot
- News digest: Parties push for constitutional changes as President urges focus on real issues Photo
- Iconic Slovenský Raj chairlift shuts down a week after opening Photo
- After years of straddling two worlds, this American is now reconnecting with his Slovak roots
- Last Week: Central bank governor found guilty, but Fico accuses the judge
- Irish outlet hails Slovak spa town as top European holiday spot
- Slovakia’s secret weapon is living abroad
- After years of straddling two worlds, this American is now reconnecting with his Slovak roots
- Neo-Nazi gang in Bratislava plotted armed attack and called their leader ‘Mr Führer’, court documents reveal
- Slovak brewers win hearts in Porto with beer inspired by a childhood favourite
- Employers outline €6.5 billion in spending cuts, but Fico fires back
- News digest: Parties push for constitutional changes as President urges focus on real issues Photo
- Irish outlet hails Slovak spa town as top European holiday spot
- After years of straddling two worlds, this American is now reconnecting with his Slovak roots
- Last Week: Central bank governor found guilty, but Fico accuses the judge
- Why a British teacher chose Slovakia as home Audio
- Slovakia’s secret weapon is living abroad
- The law changed. Our family papers were ready. Now my kids are Slovak citizens
- A bus now runs through it: Slovakia and Poland’s Tatras finally connect
- Where can vegetarians and gluten-free diners eat out in Bratislava?
- After years of straddling two worlds, this American is now reconnecting with his Slovak roots
- Irish outlet hails Slovak spa town as top European holiday spot
- Why a British teacher chose Slovakia as home Audio
- Slovakia’s secret weapon is living abroad
- The law changed. Our family papers were ready. Now my kids are Slovak citizens
- Where can vegetarians and gluten-free diners eat out in Bratislava?
- Bratislava unveils its first 3D-printed bus stop Photo
- Slovak physicist: I do not employ doctoral students; I make them go abroad. I expect them to push us forward
- Can Slovakia’s new public broadcaster chief stay independent?
- Iconic Slovenský Raj chairlift shuts down a week after opening Photo
- News digest: Parties push for constitutional changes as President urges focus on real issues Photo
- Bratislava Region simplifies transport zones, raises fares
- Neo-Nazi gang in Bratislava plotted armed attack and called their leader ‘Mr Führer’, court documents reveal
- The hidden costs of Slovakia’s complicated tax system
- Last Week: Central bank governor found guilty, but Fico accuses the judge
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