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Drunken Slovak pilot pleads guilt
The judge is expected to issue a verdict in early April.
Foreigners: Events in Bratislava
Tips for performances and other events in the capital between March 24 and Apr 2, including concerts, ballet, dance, comedy show, meeting, courses, festivals, exhibitions and more.
Foreigners could fill job gaps, but not permanently
HR experts say shortage of labour will continue to be the main labour market challenge.
Regional elections will change
Parliament overrode president’s veto of the amendment to the election act.
Poll shows eight parties taking seats in parliament
The elections would be won by Smer, though with only 27 percent of the vote.
Verdict reached on attacker in the case of the neo-Nazi attack on the Mariatchi bar
This is the third sentence concerning the attacks in front of the bar, but the main trial still waits for expert opinion.
Šafárikovo Square will be changed into city meadow
The popular square in downtown Bratislava will be turned into a park, including a terrace offering a view of the Danube river, a pavilion for cultural events, an open area for walking dogs and a playground.
Slovak vets launch checks of Brazilian meat
The scandal surrounding Brazilian meat is unprecedented, Slovak Agriculture Ministry says, noting that the country is the world’s biggest exporter of red meat, supplying 150 countries around the globe.
Memory institute struggles with communists
It is hard to rehabilitate victims of socialist crimes and even harder to punish the people responsible for them, according to the Nation’s Memory Institute.
A newspaper story’s journey into block-buster
A Slovak movie that enchanted the children’s jury at Berlinale, garnering the Crystal Bear, now makes it into domestic cinemas after the premiere at Febiofest, with some screenings slated with English subtitles.
SIS: Foreign countries try to impact public opinion
The intelligence agency focuses on, among other things, tense relations between Russia and the West and related propaganda activities.
Bašternák charged with tax crimes
The case goes back to 2012 when the businessman asked for excessive VAT refunds.
Discussion on amnesties postponed
MPs are expected to discuss the coalition proposal in late March.
Environmentalists send letter to USA
They describe Trump as an enemy of environmental protection who cast doubts on serious environmental threats.
Kia trade unions on strike standby
If they do not agree with the management on increasing wages, a general strike may begin in April.
People commute to carmakers
Carmakers in western Slovakia report lack of accommodation.
Cars on Bratislava-Brno highway may drive without drivers in two years
The track might be put into operation within two years.
Policemen who attacked driver were fired
Three policemen are accused of power abuse.
Čistý Deň case will be reopened on Wednesday
President Kiska sends an open letter to Labour Minister Richer and calls on him to examine the case immediately.
Finally a Slovak among billionaires
Ivan Chenko from the real estate developer HB Reavis with assets of $1.1 billion is on the Forbes billionaires list.
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