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Slovakia to open labour market to foreigners
The current rules for employing non-EU nationals will change in April.
UniCredit considers selling Czech and Slovak divisions
The bank has not yet confirmed the rumours.
Scrapping the amnesties to be discussed in fast-track proceeding
The government proposal may be adopted on March 30.
Most young people trust the EU
Slovakia has the highest share of young Eurosceptics among the surveyed countries.
Teachers should unite to make a difference
The Slovak Chamber of Teachers calls for more activity on the occasion of Teachers’ Day that falls on March 28.
Slovak authors of Winton projects received Raoul Wallenberg Medal
The two film-makers who focused on a less-known saviour of World War II, the recently deceased Nicholas Winton and made films about him, received the award commemorating another war-time hero, Swede Raoul Wallenberg.
Slovaks know basics about products
More than one-third of Slovaks fully rely on their knowledge about current and savings accounts, insurances, loans and investments.
EU opens e-payment market to IT giants
People should benefit from stronger competition, faster and cheaper payments and higher security.
We were joking before the trip, women from the first transport to Auschwitz recall
On March 25, Slovakia marked 75 years since the first transport of Jews to the Nazi concentration camp in Auschwitz.
A soldier wounded in Afghanistan is stabilised
If possible, the soldier will be transported to the military hospital in Ružomberok.
Far-right MP sued for statements
The submitters point to the allegiance to neo-Nacism; but ĽSNS MP Milan Uhrík sees no reason for submitting the complaint.
Problematic Brazilian meat found in Slovakia
Authorities call on consumers to check origin of meat.
Trade unionists and management of Kia carmaker agree on higher wages
They will sign the document on Tuesday, March 28.
Slovak castle of Bojnice among the most beautiful castles in Europe
Its owner was inspired by the castles of the Loire Valley when giving the castle its current look.
Czech television recommends Islam is a hoax
Here is the overview of the hoaxes and fake news that appeared on the internet over the past week.
Jan Masaryk comes triumphant from Berlin and Prague
The film Masaryk that tells the story of Czech diplomat Jan Masaryk, rather than that of his more famous father-president, comes to Slovak cinemas after festive premiere at Berlinale film festival and after having won 12 Czech Lions.
Mendoza: A news story can change the world
Every journalist and editor has the responsibility to take a story beyond their daily beat, says Martha Mendoza, one of the team of four women who won the 2016 Pulitzer Prize for Public Service for their “Seafood from Slaves” investigation.
Most-Híd, SNS boycott TV debate because of ĽSNS attendance
The MP and ĽSNS vice-chair claimed he wasn't able to evaluate the Jewish transports during WWII as he is not a historian.
The 75th anniversary of first Jewish transport in Slovakia commemorated
During a day of commemorative events, Kiska reminded us that for evil to prevail it is enough that good people do nothing.
Slovakia beats Malta in World Cup qualification
The Slovak team beat Malta on March 26 evening at the Maltese stadium in Ta’Qali in their third consecutive winning qualification match.
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