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Parliament turns down amendment to State Citizenship Act
The situation in which Slovaks are stripped of their citizenship if they accept the citizenship of any other country (with a few exceptions) will continue, as parliament refused a draft bill amending it.
Košice will be linked to Tel Aviv
The flights will be operated twice a week.
Price tag for the new nuclear power plant will be higher
Also the new deadlines for the third and fourth block of Mochovce were re-set, to 2018 and 2019, respectively.
New Lido may bring river beach, marina and park
Architects, water sportsmen and activists revealed a new study for the Danube riverside.
Human trafficking also concerns Slovaks. They are mostly sold to the UK
The focus has recently been shifting from women to men. They are sold into forced work, to carry out jobs nobody else wants to do.
Not now, Scots told by UK
Scotland's pro-independence leader may secretly be relieved not to have to stage referendum while Brexit underway
Vaccination is not about business, health minister says
Experts point to the need to raise awareness about mandatory vaccination.
Blog: How can the international community help national parks in Slovakia?
The current system of conservation with rapid habitat losses inside national parks is insufficient to sustain biodiversity and protect our biological heritage.
Foreigners: Events in Bratislava
Tips for performances and other events in the capital between March 30 and Apr 9, including concerts, party, musical, opera premiere, comedy show, meeting, course, lecture, stand-up comedy and more.
Fico: We want the UK to fulfil commitments
The prime ministers of the Visegrad Group commented on the UK’s obligations linked to its departure from the EU.
Armoured vehicle Božena will help suppress demonstrations
The vehicle has been recently noticed by several foreign media outlets.
Travelling to the USA by plane is extremely cheap
The low prices are impacted mostly by cheap oil and big competition in the market.
PSA Groupe in Trnava to start recruiting
They will work on new engines whose production is scheduled to start in 2019.
A firm’s owner can impede generational succession
Seven key ways to deal with transition of a family business.
Time and legislation play into the hands of prosecuted businessman
Interior Minister Robert Kaliňák is again facing suspicions that he has been helping prosecuted businessman Ladislav Bašternák.
Parliamentary committee to deal with Kiska's trip to Poland
Parliamentary committee for incompatibility of functions scrutinises the trip of President Andrej Kiska to Poland in early March, in response to claims that he took his daughter Natália and other private individuals with him on a government aircraft.
Shops will be closed on all national holidays
The list of days when shops are closed has been expanded to 15-and-a-half days, including Good Friday and Easter Monday.
Matovič is close to losing his mandate
The OĽaNO-NOVA chair has already received fines for not halting his business licence; now he may become the first MP to lose his parliamentary seat.
Central bank: Economy to rise by 3.2 percent
The automotive industry should contribute to the economy’s growth.
State employees to be more corruption-resistant
Ethics watchdog Transparency International Slovensko wants to teach civil servants how to report corruption and improve the protection of whistleblowers.
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