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Blog: Foreign actors hold a mirror up to politicians of Slovakia
Performance of a modern version of the Slovak classic drama “Čaj u pána senátora” (The Senator's Tea) in English
Trade unions: U.S. Steel Košice paying for bad situation in USA
Trade unionists disagree with reduction of labour force at the steelmaker.
Tax Freedom Day falls on June 2 this year
It arrived earlier this year thanks to state holidays and the leap year.
Carrefour may end up in hands of former partner of Penta
Hefty fines may be one of the reasons behind the current problems of the retail chain.
Prisoner escaped from Leopoldov
A 24-year old man who was imprisoned for eight years and eight months for robbery has been on the run since Thursday morning.
Galko won't run for SaS chair
Incumbent Richard Sulík remains the only candidate in the run up to the election on June 11.
As EU presidency looms, Fico goes anti-Muslim again
Prime minister's statements harm the image of the country but are unlikely to have a direct impact on turn as head of EU Council. Still, quotas for relocation of refugees will not feature high on the agenda.
Foreigners: Events around Slovakia
Tips for performances, exhibitions and other events in the Slovak regions between June 3 and 12, including picnic, festivals, classical music, outdoor events, dance, opera, derniere, exchange and more.
Need for digital skills increases
But it may be a problem to meet the demands without participation of state and change in the approach at schools.
University in Nitra opens unique pavilion for musicians
The Pavilion of Music offers students a sound lab, ballet hall, multi-purpose room and several classrooms for theory classes starting in late-May.
Slovak presidency symbolically begins in Brussels
Slovak PM meets with several EU representatives during his early June visit to Brussels.
Number of people infected with tick-borne encephalitis rises
A local tick-borne encephalitis infection broke out in Košice last weekend. Consumption of sheep cheese may have caused the problem.
Deputy PM’s office gets new powers
About 20 employees have refused to work for the new office.
Mochovce closer to completion; price tag raises
Electricity prices affect SE’s profits.
Summer season at open-air pools in Bratislava starts
First open-air pools in the capital open.
Foreigners: Events in Bratislava
Tips for performances, exhibitions and other events in the capital between June 3 and 12, including a Slovak folklore, derniere, dance performance, classical music, design, discussion, exhibitions, meetings, festivals and more.
EC asks Slovakia to change its land law
Commission concerned that rules discriminate against other EU nationals in purchase of agricultural land.
OECD expects Slovak economy to slow down
Yet it should remain above 3 percent.
Fire brigades fought fire in Karlova Ves
Firefighters are still cleaning up after the fire.
Hauliers demand changes to French and German regulations
Slovak association also submitted a protest letter to the French Embassy and the EC Representation Office in Bratislava.
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