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EU trade ministers: CETA ready in October. TTIP postponed
The informal meeting in Bratislava of EU trade ministers and the European Commissioner for Trade Cecilie Malmstrom brought decisions about two crucial agreements – and a protest by Greenpeace.
Police are still searching for escapee near Piešťany
Police are still searching for Ľubomír Behan who escaped prison almost 3 months ago, calling on the public to help locate him.
PM Fico, Minister Kaliňák survive no-confidence vote
Prime Minister Robert Fico and Interior Minister Robert Kaliňák survived the opposition's motion for their dismissal over involvement with respect to the Bašternák tax fraud case.
Roaming fees to end
Mobile service providers may fill the gap by charging for other services.
NGO launches new website
The activists from Slovensko.Digital would like to show how they imagine the future of eGovernment.
Signal in trains reduced by walls
When preparing its report, the RÚ used the results of the inspection carried out by the Czech Telecommunication Office.
Stories from the Tatra Hotel Lomnica
Memories of the hotel are being collected, from paraphernalia to stories, and they need your help.
Slovak hair stylists won worldwide competition
Slovak hair stylists came out on top of 44 countries at the the 70th year of the worldwide creative hair styling competition.
Walking across Slovakia: Day 11
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.
Blog: International Migration: A Driver of Human Evolution?
From departure to return, we are witnessing the birth of new global Slovakia. One Slovak at a time.
Blog: Another day with empty streets
I arrived in Slovakia on January 6, 2000, after a whole night spent in the famous “Dacia” express train from Bucharest to Vienna. The streets were quite empty and most shops were closed.
Big gaps exist in IT education, say experts
Weak networks and emphasis on consumerism hinder children from obtaining proper knowledge.
New initiative against same-sex marriages in EU
In Slovakia, the project is also associated with strengthening family relationships and giving out gifts, says one of the initiators.
No plans for further staff protests at Volkswagen Slovakia
Measures to support senior employees are under preparation.
USA returns ambassador to Slovakia again
Adam Sterling took the post after the departure of Theodore Sedgwick in early summer 2015.
Disposal of environmental burdens in Slovakia is complicated
The EC would like to see land owners more involved in the process.
Bratislava will host talks on TTIP
French politicians are likely to try to freeze the negotiations.
Lipšic gives up his mandate
By the end of the month the opposition MP will no longer sit in the Slovak parliament. His resignation comes after he was involved in a tragic road accident.
Cabinet amend tax laws, changing the state income
The government changed corporate tax and passed several laws proposed by the Finance Ministry that will impact the state budget in positive and negative ways.
Cyber security increasingly important
People should think more about educating themselves, protecting their data, say experts.
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