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Justice Ministry will check experts working with ÚRSO
Several flaws have arisen from the agreement signed with the energy regulator.
Kia negotiations stuck
Trade unions have asked for a higher increase in salaries and are ready to strike.
Roma civil patrols will continue
The Interior Ministry allocated €10 million for the project.
Foreigners: Events in Bratislava
Tips for performances and other events in the capital between February 24 and March 5, including concerts, workshops, paintball battle, trade show, exhibitions and more.
Our exit from the EU will not weaken our links
The UK has no intention of undermining the stability of the EU, nor do we want to become more distant to our European neighbours, including those here in Slovakia, the ambassador writes.
Lack of experts challenges ICT sector
To maintain the competitiveness, the Slovak government must support digitising the economy and take a positive stance towards the ICT sector, according to experts.
Most Slovaks own their residence
Slovaks consider having their property one of the biggest certainties.
Energy regulator’s head to have limited powers
The ruling coalition will also confirm plans to create an energy holding.
Germans will distribute cars from Nitra’s JRL plant
The state-run freight carrier Cargo did not succeed in its bid, but is still discussing the distribution of suborders with the German firm.
Fewer people support dictatorship
The number of respondents willing to replace democracy is lower than last November.
Ministry: Law against puppy farms affects honest breeders
The recently passed law, clamping down on puppy farms will have serious consequences for honest dog breeders and state employees.
Stricter sentence for former SNS chairman
Former head of the Slovak National Party (SNS), gets a stricter although still conditional sentence, for drunk driving from the appellate court.
Police officers may help in the Mediterranean
Their task will be to check vessels in the sea to curtail human smuggling.
500 new jobs to be created
Four companies want to invest altogether €88.5 million in Slovakia.
Inspectors to focus on firms with foreign staff
Scrutiny follows media report by Serbian journalist concerning conditions in a Galanta-based plant.
Mihál leaving SaS
Behind his decision is disagreement with the stances of party chair Richard Sulík.
Police will check overpriced EU presidency
The presidency will also be scrutinised by state auditors.
Famous books on totalitarianism popular in Slovakia too
Internet bookstores have recorded an increased interest in books exploring totalitarian regimes, including demanding theoretical works.
A record year for investment properties
The region is in the focus of big real estate firms, which may contribute to an increase in foreign investments in near future.
Office space expected to grow
The growing economy and falling unemployment rate create a good environment for the growth of companies already established in Slovakia, but also for the arrival of new ones.
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