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Analysts: Gov't unsuccessful in fighting against extremism
The only upside to the sitting government is that Slovak-Hungarian relations have improved, analysts say.
Refurbishment of Trnavské Mýto is closer
The underpass crossing will get a complete facelift.
Foreigners: Events around Slovakia
Tips for performances and other events in the Slovak regions between March 3 and 12, including a live opera broadcast from New York, a community gastronomy event, a Scandinavian culture festival, an attempt at a record in cartoon exhibition openings, and a lot of music – rock, opera, classical music, etc.
Health bosses scramble to reduce damage over planned savings
Leaked recovery plan for public health insurer prompts Fico to intervene.
National Gallery offers guided tour in English
The first Sunday of the month will see a guided tour on one aspect in the National Gallery.
Beauty of Jánošíkove diery
Jánošíkove diery allurs hikers in the winter as well.
PSA Peugeot Citroen will increase salaries, finds agreement with unions
After five months of bargaining, management and unionists achieved an agreement on salary hikes.
Wizz Air to boost flights to Bratislava
The Hungarian low-cost airline announced several new flights connecting the Slovak capital with more European cities.
Švecová files another disciplinary motion against Harabin
Tensions between the Supreme Court chairperson and her predecessor continue, as Švecová claims Harabin has made inappropiate comments and ignored directives.
Former fraudster dies in UK
Vladimír Fruni, who served a prison sentence as co-owner of the non-banking companies BMG Invest and Horizont Slovakia, died aged 64 in Great Britain.
Children are lured by sex on Slovak internet
Sme daily created a fictitious profile of a 12-year-old girl on Slovak social media; in six days, it was contacted by 62 people, some offered sex.
Slovakia and Hungary to construct two electricity links
Two new cross-border links of electricity networks between Slovakia and Hungary will be introduced soon, with a total investment exceeding €80 million.
Korčok: Extraordinary EU summit on Brexit to take place in April
Slovak ministries coordinate their preparation for Brexit negotiations. Slovakia and remaining member states should coordinate their stance before the April summit.
Slovakia should actively manage the return of its migrants
Slovaks living and working abroad are a great asset for Slovakia: if they come back home, but also if they stay in their new countries.
Court accepted the charges in bulletin-board tender
Two former ministers, accused in one of the biggest scandals of the first Fico government, may become the first two ex-ministers to be sentenced.
Shortage of qualified labour hits Slovakia
Difficulty in hiring qualified labour has been a main complaint of businesses in Slovakia for some time.
Čistý Deň can keep its accreditation
The opposition plans to initiate a no-confidence vote against the labour minister.
Poll: Scrapping Mečiar amnesties would be supported by 63 percent
The much disputed step, scrapping the so-called Mečiar’s amnesties which stopped prosecution of a series of crimes in 1990s involving then political elite and also the Slovak Intelligence Service, would be welcomed by majority of Slovaks.
Bratislava foreigners’ police department to move - but when?
Immigration authorities would welcome more than one client point in the capital, but the Interior Ministry does not have such plans.
Roma segregation - Slovakia’s evergreen problem
Amnesty International slams Slovakia for discriminating against minorities and for hate speech in its annual report.
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- News digest: Ex-judge Harabin cleared of charges over pro-Russian war comments
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