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Hospitals violated the law
Audits focused on tenders; some purchases were overpriced by up to 167 percent.
Slovakia wins the first World Cup qualification match
Slovakia defeats Scotland 3:0.
Johannites in Trnava
History is like a very long story of which nobody remembers the beginning quite clearly. This is especially true in cities where monuments commemorating older events are usually replaced by newer ones.
Australian envoy: Slovaks are outdoor people
Slovaks are interested in travelling and especially studying in Australia, the ambassador says.
Walking across Slovakia: Day 16
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.
IT giant arrives in Košice
Freudenberg IT will have customers mostly among medium-sized and production companies in European countries.
Beblavý: Žilina Region bought overpriced CTs
Though runners-up in the competition offered scanners for a higher purchase price, their five-years service would cost only 1 cent.
Jourová: Europe cannot waste potential of another Roma generation
Slovakia hosts Empowerment of Roma Youth as a Driving Force behind Change.
Slovak foreign trade was in surplus in August
Foreign trade started up again after summer holidays.
Slovak appointed vice-president of the European Investment Bank
Vazil Hudák is the first Slovak ever to assume such a post.
MP Kollár met with Bratislava gangland even after 1989
Two documents marked Boris Kollár as servant of businessman and strong Bratislava mafioso Peter Steinhubel.
Under-21 advance to the European football championships
Slovakia has not had a representative at the championship since 2000.
Orbán: You have not seen a migrant yet thanks to me
Orbán seeks to amend the Hungarian Constitution and credits Hungary and himself for trying to protect Europe.
White Night drew about hundred thousand in Bratislava
The second year of the White Night in Bratislava confirmed interest of the public in contemporary art, organisers said.
Teachers protest in front of Finance Ministry
Within the series of protests against low salaries and lack of investment in the education sector, some 150 teachers came to downtown Bratislava on October 7 to express their dissatisfaction with negotiations.
Breakout Behan back behind bars
Police and members of the Prison and Judiciary Guard Corps have managed to catch Ľubomír Behan, who escaped from the Leopoldov prison over four months ago.
The end of a newspaper
The downing of Népszabadság is another blow for media freedom in Hungary, where things that are incompatible with democracy have been happening for a long time.
Brose joins dual education scheme
The students of the secondary vocational schools will study at two specialisations related to the automotive industry.
German firms collaborate with schools
The number of employers, schools and students joining the dual education system has doubled in its second year, as some German companies introduced their own projects.
Precious 500 year old bell is back in the bell-tower
After cracking in two a long time ago, the fifth biggest bell in Slovakia is back in business.
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- Maria Theresa on the banks of Bratislava
- Slovak female triathlete shatters barriers with historic win at Himalayan event
- The Kremlin’s security agency has a Russian contractor in Slovakia - no one has noticed
- Liberal MP's boxing challenge backfires as far-right MEP seizes the moment
- No more photos or bank statements? Slovakia moves to ease residence process
- Slovakia loses another EV model to Spain as Stellantis chooses Zaragoza over Trnava
- From eight to thousands of runners. How Košice marathon rose to prominence Photo
- The law changed. Our family papers were ready. Now my kids are Slovak citizens
- Maria Theresa on the banks of Bratislava
- The Kremlin’s security agency has a Russian contractor in Slovakia - no one has noticed
- Slovak female triathlete shatters barriers with historic win at Himalayan event
- Slovakia loses another EV model to Spain as Stellantis chooses Zaragoza over Trnava
- From eight to thousands of runners. How Košice marathon rose to prominence Photo
- No more photos or bank statements? Slovakia moves to ease residence process
- Iconic Slovak barn still draws crowds. Without donors, it might have been lost Photo
- The law changed. Our family papers were ready. Now my kids are Slovak citizens
- Maria Theresa on the banks of Bratislava
- No more photos or bank statements? Slovakia moves to ease residence process
- Weekend: Celebration of fun comes to Malacky Photo
- Top 10 events in Bratislava for foreigners
- 3 free things to do in Bratislava in the next seven days
- Slovakia loses another EV model to Spain as Stellantis chooses Zaragoza over Trnava
- Digital Jarvis is real now. He is coming for your to-do list
- The law changed. Our family papers were ready. Now my kids are Slovak citizens
- Maria Theresa on the banks of Bratislava
- No more photos or bank statements? Slovakia moves to ease residence process
- The Kremlin’s security agency has a Russian contractor in Slovakia - no one has noticed
- Fico praises China and Vietnam as models, says liberal democracy has failed
- News digest: Violent gang in Bratislava is under arrest
- A mayor resigns over €2.7 million fraud scandal at town hall
- Top 10 events in Bratislava for foreigners
- Legendary captain Zdeno Chára inducted into IIHF Hall of Fame Video
- Liberal MP's boxing challenge backfires as far-right MEP seizes the moment
- The law changed. Our family papers were ready. Now my kids are Slovak citizens
- News digest: Prosecutor seeks jail for NBS Governor Kažimír as his political support wanes
- Slovakia loses another EV model to Spain as Stellantis chooses Zaragoza over Trnava
- Slovak female triathlete shatters barriers with historic win at Himalayan event
- Weekend: Celebration of fun comes to Malacky Photo
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