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Court denies custody of child to Muslim father over Christmas period
The verdict of Trenčín Regional Court cites the Convention on the Rights of the Child but the argument based on religious belief surprises experts.
The story of iconic hand-cream goes on
Indulona was used as shoe polish or for frying, till today used as ointment for people suffering from skin problems
Unfair practices or a market advantage?
Slovak companies see lower local wages to be one of a few competitive advantages.
Kotleba and Trump may lead us back to being better citizens
There is no mystery to defeating populism, extremism and stupidity. Democratic systems have built in solutions to people like Kotleba and Trump — elections.
Young Slovak travels thousands of kilometres to show beauty of Slovak mountains
About 16,000 photos are used in videos.
The inventor of water-propelled car was not poisoned, and yes, eliminating genders in the EU is a hoax
Disinformers dusted off the old myth about alternative car propulsion and the death of its inventor, while others spread the rumour of human genders being eliminated.
New type of tulip from the Netherlands decorates Presidential Palace
The tulips are special because of their colour, but what colour is surprise that will be seen in the spring.
Festival of contemporary music shows outstanding feats
The Melos-Étos festival of contemporary music brings musical pieces to Slovakia that you normally don’t hear or see.
Top 3 stories from Last Week in Slovakia
Regional elections show the door to the far right - Smer loses four governor chairs - Kažimír may become Eurogroup president
Graver threat than the fascists
The paths to an illiberal democracy are manifold. One of them is also through the victory of “moral hipsterism”.
Bus station Mlynské Nivy is gradually disappearing
Lots of material will be reused
Blatnický castle is changing and luring tourists
Thanks to workers, the pride of the Gaderská valley is vital again.
Grammy nominee to play in Slovak jazz club
US-Colombian e-bassist and composer with a life story resembling a novel, known as Snow Owl, will give a gig in Slovakia.
EC: Funds for education still low
A recent report criticises the financing of education, salaries for teachers and also large regional disparities.
St Martin’s festival to perk up Bratislava’s Old Town at weekend
The festival will offer the best of this year’s wines from the boroughs of Rača, Nové Mesto, Vajnory and Devín
Foreign trade returns to surplus in September, turnover remains low
Analyst expects that after production is launched at Jaguar Land Rover in Nitra, Slovakia’s foreign trade surpluses should begin to be more pronounced again
Bratislava and Milan lead race for EU medicines agency, the Financial Times writes
Ministers will vote on a new home for the EMA on November 20
Matovič’s publishing house regionPRESS has changed hands
Igor Matovič confirmed the sale and promised to return to the deal at a press conference next week
State considers prolonging support for e-cars
By the end of October, 429 applicants showed interest in a subsidy for purchasing electric cars.
Police did not confirm foreign funds for ĽSNS
Allegations that the extremist party had received money from a pro-Kremlin businessman were not confirmed.
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