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Leader of the Piťo gang confesses to murder
He also called on his accomplices to collaborate with the police.
The Amazon centre near Sereď nears completion
The construction works are expected to be finished in September 2017.
Trade unions at Volkswagen Slovakia threaten general strike
The preparations may start after the April 20 meeting.
Thousands are expected to march against corruption
The protest march is also supported by President Andrej Kiska.
Problems for U.S. Steel Košice going into sale. A shell company is making a grab for its premises
The Košice Regional Court retained two thirds of the U.S. Steel premises in Košice-Šaca in favour of a shell company. The steelworks do not comment on lawsuits.
Blog: Automotive sector in Slovakia: a blessing, which might (soon) turn to a curse
Automotive industry struggles by lack of labour force and rigid legislature.
Internet of Things is mainly for firms for now
Connecting objects to the Internet of Things can improve quality and production costs across industries .
WW2 grenade found in Bratislava during spring cleanup
Announcements about finding old ammunition are quite common in Slovakia during spring work in fields.
Prisoners attend lectures, mass, play sport and take part in quizzes at Easter
Competition for the most beautifully painted Easter egg was held at the all-female prison facility in Nitra.
Trade unions propose to hike minimum wage to €492
Employers call for a formula with pre-set indicators for calculating an annual increase of the minimum wage.
‘Wet Monday’ across Slovakia
In some regions water-pouring is more popular, in others whipping but usually both take place.
The hard life of Modrý Kameň
For about a century and a half, the territory of modern Slovakia was a direct neighbour of the expanding Ottoman Empire. The southern regions of Slovakia especially suffered from Turkish behaviour.
Malware forces Slovak internet
One of the latest threats was a fake clone of the Financial Administration’s website.
Natural gardens – a piece of nature in town
When a city-dweller looks for a green spot without having to leave town, going to a park is the most obvious option. In some cities, one can find also natural gardens.
Mortgage state bonus: How the young can cut their living costs
Banks granted more mortgages in 2016, including mortgages with bonus for young home-buyers.
Blog: Find the last person
A foreigners' real experience at the foreigners’ police department in Bratislava.
People fear losing privacy
The respondents in most of the countries agreed that the control of their privacy is more important than potential advantages of sharing personal details.
Baroque manor house will open to public
It figures in list of national cultural sights.
Slovakia is more digitally competitive
Slovakia has been advancing significantly in most areas apart from internet connections and the integration of digital technologies.
New app to help online addiction
The active time of using the mobile phone, which is represented mostly by using the internet and mobile applications, is measured anonymously.
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