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After slow start industrial production speeds up
The automotive industry accounted for more than one half of the growth.
Sharing economy gains in transport
Traditional transport is unlikely to lose passengers.
Czech pensioners enjoy Slovak free trains
Pensioners and students coming from other EU countries are entitled to free trains in Slovakia.
Calculating integrated public transport fares
The Integrated Transport System in Bratislava Region (IDS BK) is not yet fully-operational, but it now has a calculator for fare prices.
How to turn anger into energy that will save us
In four years’ time, if this government makes it through the whole term, people must feel that they live better, not based on rankings, but based on their satisfaction with work and reward.
Human rights’ Olympic Games reward secondary school students
The Slovak-wide Human Rights’ Olympic Games saw the finals taking place between April 6 and 8 in Modra, near Bratislava.
Lajčák: Solving migration crisis is in brand new stage
Measures to halt migration flows approved by the European Union in mid-March have started working, said Slovak Foreign Affairs Minister Miroslav Lajčák following his visits to Greece and Turkey.
Constitutional Court pushes on president, judges refuse cases
After Ľubomír Dobrík left the Constitutional Court, the remaining ten judges refused to take over the 107 files that are left behind.
Mwangi and Kácser won again at the 69th Devín – Bratislava run
Joel Maina Mwangi of Kenya and Zita Kácser from Hungary defended their last year’s victory at the 69th year of the National Run Devín – Bratislava on April 10.
Head of highway company sacked by minister
New Transport Minister Brecely cited lack of trust in former director of National Highway Company.
The game is rigged
If capital can move freely between companies and across borders, people must be able to do the same.
Fast trains are very slow in Slovakia
The average speed on the Bratislava - Banská Bystrica route is only 68 kilometres per hour.
Air cargo transport up in Bratislava
The Bratislava airport lacks a cargo terminal.
Ministry: more private rail service to launch
In public rail transport a certain scope of regulation as well as liberalisation is needed.
Slovak astronomic system also in Chile
Slovak astronomers of the Comenius University continue to place their original devices around the globe.
The importance of birds commemorated beginning of April
First April is not just Fools’ Day but is also associated with International Bird Day, and connected with one of the pioneers of environmental protection in Slovakia, Oto Herman.
Slovak films squeezed into one week
The second year of Week of Slovak Films promises 21 movies, in Bratislava with English subtitles, and a host of events.
Itinerant radicals: The case against Schengen
If Abdeslam had had to show his passport on travels across Europe, Paris attacks would have been more difficult to execute
Blog: Hospodárske Noviny writes about Babiš very cagily
What can readers find about Slovak businessman and the paper’s owner Andrej Babiš in Hospodárske Noviny (HN); or rather – what can they not find?
Kiska: Let’s be clear, Kotleba is fascist
Young people are often surprised when someone explains to them who the ĽSNS leader really is, according to the president.
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