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Fico: Slovakia won’t oppose the EU over sanctions
The prime minister also commented on the president’s comments on the V4 and planned European Council meeting.
The date of Smer’s programme conference set
The original date was set for September.
SaS calls for Kažimír’s resignation
The opposition party points to dubious transactions, but the involved parties reject any suspicions.
Carrefour’s creditors will see only 3 percent of their claims
The court accepts the retailer’s restructuring plan, which analyst considers unfair.
Only 87 people want to participate in the active reserves
The list of applicants contains one woman.
Nation’s Memory Institute deals with extremist historians
The Nation’s Memory Institute supervisory board has requested the Supreme Audit Office to conduct an inspection at the institute.
Blog: Global markets at our doorstep
In Slovakia, entrepreneurialism is still stigmatized. Historical legacies frame the entrepreneur as a parasite. Forever greedy, the speculative business owner takes, rather than gives to a vulnerable society.
NAKA files charges against Lipšic and Grendel
The politicians have been charged for crimes linked to leaking information, but the allegedly aggrieved party claims to know nothing about it.
A mobile application to warn against human trafficking
It contains information about human trafficking as well as practical tips when searching for a job abroad.
Minimum wage should rise to €500
The minimum wage is proposed to raise to the next level before the next parliamentary election.
Slovakia lacks some 10,000 IT specialists
The number may even be higher in the following four years, according to the IT association.
Head of the Gorilla team quits
One of the reasons is reportedly the conditions under which he was working.
Organiser of Bratislava Jazz Days gives insider tips
This year’s edition of the festival will feature a musician who played with Prince, a New Orleans pianist and Czech jazz legends.
Tapping the Danube's unused potential
Danube Fund aims to improve quality of life on and near the river
Walking across Slovakia: Day 18
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.
How China may punish Slovakia for meeting with Dalai Lama
China has threatened retaliation for meeting between Slovak President Kiska and the Dalai Lama.
Cibulková won title in Linz, reached WTA Finals
Slovak tennis player won the third title of the season and seventh in her career, whereby she jumped in the world WTA ranking to her career best, eighth place.
Slovaks prefer living in their own property
The reason is their stance on investing and preserving wealth, but this also has roots in history.
Patrik Tkáč and J&T are leaving EPH
The Energetický a Průmyslový Holding controlling several energy companies in Slovakia changes shareholders’ structure.
Instead of help the police argued Sharia Law
Though Police Corps president decided to examine previous investigation, the case is probably time-barred four years after the original resolution.
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