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Good Market already in its fifth year
The original idea was to make Panenská Street more visible, to clear it of cars and create space for meeting people.
VW SK employees strike
New employees allegedly receive perks the older ones do not, trade unions say.
UPDATED: Some museums will be closed during EU summit
Yet several events will be held held in the Slovak capital.
Construction of JLR plant begins
The first cars may roll off the production lines in 2018.
Slovakia may have a new party
A civic association may later transform into a political party that could become a counterweight to Smer.
Young people are critical of society, consider emigration
Pupils and students are very critical also of the education system which prefers passivity and rewards rote fulfilment of tasks.
Carmakers run summer schools
The project also aims to open discussion on threats to the competitiveness of the automotive industry.
Brose to launch production in 2017
The company plans to invest €50.1 million.
Analyst: EU should create core without Slovakia
The European Union does not have a leader with a vision, so not much is expected from the Bratislava summit, says Peter Schulze from the Georg-August-University Goettingen in Germany.
Slovak disabled athletes win another gold
The national team also won its first Paralympics medal in boccia.
Slovak Press Photo has a winner
The winning picture depicts a group of Pygmean children in south Burundi who survive only thanks to food provided under a Slovak nutrition programme.
Loans will be limited
The rules have already been applied, but they should now become law.
Free transport during EU summit in Bratislava
The decision comes in response to major traffic restrictions linked to the arrival of foreign delegations.
Ex-SNS head threatened with prison
Ján Slota could be facing a five-year sentence for offering young girls alcohol and pills.
Slovak candidate remains among favourites for UN SG post
Only the Portuguese ex-prime minister achieved a better result than Slovak Foreign Minister Miroslav Lajčák in the fourth unofficial ballot.
Slovak teachers to walk out once again
Only 1,773 teachers at 106 Slovak schools will take part in another strike organised by the Initiative of Slovak Teachers.
Konvergencie 2016: between Shostakovich and Floyd
The music festival Konvergencie, is known for some of the finest selections of chamber music on one hand, while also presenting cross-over concerts and performances.
EU summit in Bratislava will also affect air transport
Bratislava airport recommends passengers to arrive at the airport at least three hours in advance.
Slovak food producers call on cabinet to reject TTIP trade deal
Food producers are worried that it will lead to the EU market being flooded with genetically modified organisms.
JLR draws investor from US
American producer of car components to hire about 500 people.
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