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A children’s corner to be opened in parliament
Children will be allowed into the parliament, but not the assembly hall.
Slovakia will change aircraft for €50 million
The Interior Ministry will soon replace three governmental special planes.
Slovakia needs to continue financial consolidation
Sustainability of public finances unchanged, but Slovakia will have to focus on consolidation.
Refugee: I decided to not make friends
The Iraqi refugee integration program in Slovakia has been more successful than in the Czech Republic.
Night Wolves already came to Slovakia
Some members of the Russian motorcycle club have changed their programme and visited the country earlier.
Sieť continues falling in polls
Only six parties would make it to the parliament in late April, without coalition Sieť.
Frosty nights cause millions in damages
The worst situation is reported to be in vineyards and orchards.
Fines for not having e-stickers to decrease
The planned amendment includes several changes, including offering drivers more space to buy the e-stickers if they do not have them yet.
Media freedom is a fragile thing
A society without journalists will more easily follow the calling of autocrats, liars, charlatans, and dictators.
Sikorsky works on Black Hawks for Slovak military
Slovak army modernising.
Starbucks to open café in Bratislava in late May
The first café of the US coffeehouse chain will be in Aupark in Petržalka.
Tax Cobra unit uncovered massive tax fraud
The Čičikov case is the second biggest VAT case in the history of independent Slovakia
A piece of Bratislava in Florence
Historical veduta of Bratislava underwent restoration on its 450th anniversary.
Amazon Slovakia to hire new staff for its virtual contact centre
The Virtual Contact Centre will enable employees to work from home.
Cleaning up prior to EU presidency
In expectation of hosting top sessions and meetings within Slovakia’s presidency of the Council of the European Union, Bratislava is getting a makeover.
Hockey coach takes a team of youth to World Cup
The Slovak team at the upcoming 2016 IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship in Russia will be much younger than before.
Lajčák to announce his UN secretary general candidacy
In the upcoming days, Slovakia’s Foreign Minister Miroslav Lajčák is expected to announce he will run for the post of United Nations Secretary General.
Night Wolves to return to Bratislava, having problems in Poland
Members of the Russian motorcycling club Night Wolves will spend three days in Slovakia, arriving on May 4 from Vienna.
Slovaks discover ancient air conditioning in Kuwait
SLOVAK archaeologists discovered a system of 7th-9th century interior cooling in Kuwait during excavation works at the al-Kusur settlement on the Failaka Island in the Persian Gulf.
Haško becomes new ÚDZS director
As of next month, Tomáš Haško, deputy director of Bratislava University Hospital (Ružinov branch) and former director of the National Institute of Oncology (NOÚ), will become the new director of the Health-care Surveillance Authority (ÚDZS).
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- Zdeno Chára inducted into world hockey hall of fame Video
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- Slovakia loses another EV model to Spain as Stellantis chooses Zaragoza over Trnava
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- News digest: Violent gang in Bratislava is under arrest
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