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More subcontractors expected to arrive
Suppliers usually offer their services worldwide.
Demand for used cars increases
Customers ask particularly for younger and less-used vehicles.
Quote of the week
“I sense a huge amount of respect for this summit.”
Sales of vehicles grow
Slovaks are most interested in purchasing cars made by Škoda Auto.
Slovakia has three golds, one silver
Rifle shooter Veronika Vadovičová won the first Rio paralympic medal for Slovakia on the first day of the games. Two more golds and one silver medal were added by September 12.
Cruise ship crashes into Danube bank, nobody injured
A Swiss cruise ship crashed into a bank of the Danube River near the village of Vojka nad Dunajom (Trnava region) early September 10 morning.
The state slashes support for the promotion of Slovakia
Businesses active in tourism complain that in spite of the growing number of tourists they will get less money for promotion of their services and Slovakia.
In mid-September, Bratislava turns into a fortress
The upcoming international events connected with the country’s presidency of the EU Council will turn the Slovak capital into an impregnable fortress with vast security and road traffic limitations.
Police charged three people for possible cartel with street cameras
The National criminal Agency (NAKA) seems to be uncovering an extensive cartel and potential fraud in the use of public money, in this case money from the EU funds.
ECOFIN: EU focuses on increasing tax certainty
The European Union should strive to increase the certainty in taxes, finance ministers of EU members agreed on September 10, during the informal meeting (ECOFIN) in Bratislava.
Chamber of commerce awarded
The British Chamber of Commerce in Slovakia received the award for the second year in a row.
Experts say Slovakia has room for another carmaker
As Jaguar Land Rover arrives, there may be even more growth.
AeroMobil not to be for billionaires
The production should be launched in 2018.
State to support purchase of e-cars
The ministry plans to build one charging station per 10 e-cars in the future.
Both feet on the meridian
The 20th meridian, which crosses the Slovak Republic, passes through the area of the village of Pohorelá and it's interesting for tourists.
Rare frescoes from Čerín reveal new secrets
Although it seems like previous restoration work on the precious wall paintings of early-Gothic church in Čerín would have known everything about the paintings, thanks to technology new discoveries are still being made.
Blog: Walking across Slovakia: Day 8
No tents, no sleeping rough, two teenagers and two adults, 900km, 4 rucksacks and some maps, a lot of maps: this is going to be fun.
Slovakia too lives on ecological debt
Automotive and supporting industries classify Slovakia among the most energy intensive countries in the EU, experts say.
Hell in Slovakia
White majority remains indifferent to horrific experiences of non-white visitors.
Records continue to be set in car manufacturing
Carmakers in Slovakia manufacture record number of cars; new models launched.
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