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Slovakia needs 389 years to catch up with Norwegian salaries
Though salaries are growing, Slovakia is unable to catch up with more developed countries.
Slovakia has a centre for preventing internet addiction
The new initiative should help people fight excessive use of the internet.
UPDATED: Slovak OSCE mission member is an extremist
The organisation has distanced itself from his statements, while the Slovak Foreign Affairs Ministry has cancelled its permission for him to serve in the mission.
Craft startups receive aid
The main objective of the project is to strengthen business models and business stability of craftspeople and artists.
Slovakia needs to recycle more
The air quality in Slovakia remains poor, the European Commission warns.
Racist statements appear under clothes ad
The company which published it however claims the model is a successful athlete with whom they have been collaborating for some time.
Market share of Slovak groceries is low
Retailers say they do not discriminate against Slovak food producers.
Negatives prevail in three quarters of municipal newspapers
Most periodicals published by municipal offices are promoting mayors rather than offering useful information for citizens.
Danko receives fine of €2,650
SNS chairman did not admit to party loan in his property return; he also omitted to declare a mortgage.
Former neo-Nazi: You should have a beer with extremists
Neo-Nazi skinhead groups operate like a religious cult, says a former member Christian Picciolini who has launched an exit project for people like himself.
Evil in threes
All mediaeval towns saw a similar story: during their path to independence and autonomy, they clashed with the implacable stance of their lords. The town of Kežmaork, lying in the Spiš region, thus clashed with István II. Thököly, owner of the Kežmarok Castle.
Constitutional land protection moved to second reading
SNS wants to protect land from speculative purchases.
FinMin downgrades growth forecast for this year
But in following years, the economy should accelerate, mostly thanks to car production, state analysts say.
Crime rate in Slovakia lowest since 1993
The crime map however did not change much last year.
Supreme Court dismisses appeal in Babiš case
The Nation’s Memory Institute however points to manipulation of the case.
Investigation of stolen oncology medicine ends
Nine people, including six ex-employees of the oncology institute, were charged in the case.
Bratislava gets smart benches
One smart bench is at Primaciálne námestie and the second one at Kramáre.
Car of local councilor burnt out
Lukáš Ranik believes it was arson because he uncovered corruption.
Bratislava’s racecourse faces new challenges
The racecourse will get new management.
Products contain part of their creators
Slovaks become more curious about the work of craftspeople, says Manik, organiser of events focusing on handmade work.
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