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Slovak water slalom racers start championship with a victory
The single canoe slalom team can boast with several records.
Chinese are closer to taking over Košice steelworks
The sale may be completed early next year, according to reports.
Artist gets conditional sentence for damaging communist memorial
The memorial is damaged quite often.
Top five concerts of the BHS
The Bratislava Music Festival offers a host of various events between September 28 and October 15 in its 57th year but for the mainstream fans of classical music, there are some special treats.
Modernised Pendolino train put on the tracks
Just the first of seven sets to undergo renovation.
Blog: In Slovakia, tradition is key
The year round, the calendar is filled to the brim with traditional habits, happenings that seem to go back centuries.
Third anti-corruption march drew thousands
The only demand that has been met to date is the abrogation of Vladimír Mečiar’s amnesties by parliament.
Slovakia’s business environment keeps deteriorating
The Business Environment Index falls to 49.6 points and is below half its original starting value for the first time in history.
Environment Ministry calls for better standards for forests in protected areas
Environmentalists and activists call logging in the Low Tatras the biggest environmental catastrophe we are now witnessing.
Gerlachovský peak in the High Tatras keeps drawing tourists
The High Tatras and its peaks are most accessible for tourists during summer months.
Kiska: Facebook to reinforce teams focusing on extremist posts
Kiska's US visit brings several high-profile meetings.
German election crucial to the EU's future as well as Slovakia
Slovak political parties and politicians congratulate German chancellor on the victory of her party in the Sunday, September 24 election; and the Foreign Ministry notes that her country remains a key partner in foreign politics.
Tatras offer a walk in the treetops
The more than one kilometre-long path leads visitors up to a level of 24 metres, to the treetops.
Ex-minister Daniel Lipšic gets suspended sentence for car-crash manslaughter
In a widely publicised case which prompted then ex-minister and MP Daniel Lipšic (of the Nova party) to leave top politics, the court has decided on a suspended sentence.
Voters don’t understand self-governing regions
Rules for regional elections change, which may bring some surprising victories.
Who wants to become regional governor?
Here are the complete lists of candidates.
Blog: Why did I come here?
A group of teachers and students from the Bratislava-based school gathered to support their friend, colleague, and fellow foreigner, as she had already tried four times just to get in the door of the foreign police, without success.
Sagan rewrites history
Cyclist Peter Sagan becomes the first man to win three consecutive world championships. He allegedly did not expect it and was easy with the idea he would not win.
State agency will spend €30 million for ICT
It signed framework agreements to purchase information and telecommunication technologies.
More patients are using medical mobile apps
Nearly one-third of patients use the mobile app regularly.
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