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Trenčín Castle expects fewer tourists
Planned reconstruction as part of the biggest investment into cultural monuments in the region in past decades.
Dead anaconda found near Bratislava
The police have launched a criminal investigation due to public endangerment.
The court issues sentences for Devín Banka’s embezzlement
Apart from prison sentences, the persons charged in the case will have to pay financial compensation.
Labour mobility of jobseekers in Slovakia is decreasing
People prefer going abroad to moving within Slovakia
No new highways this year
The cross-country D1 highway from Bratislava to Košice may be completed in 2026 at the earliest
Master Pavol of Levoča comes to Bratislava
A medieval master whose works belong on a UNESCO list is being celebrated in the capital with an exhibition presenting the variety of his art as well as the context in which Master Pavol created his craft.
Do the self-employed have a right to paid holiday? The EU court decides
There is a huge difference between a self-employed person who enters this status of his own free will and a self-employed person who has been forced to do so.
Cabinet approves investment aid of over €10 million
The Slovak government approved investment aid should create 1,147 jobs.
Ex-SIS agent Kosík speaks out from Mali jail
Former intelligence service member sends video accusing SIS of involvement in the abduction of Michal Kováč Jr.
Most bankruptcy-prone firms are in the Bratislava and Nitra regions
Analysis by a consulting company finds that the most stable companies are in the Trenčín and Prešov regions. The number of Slovak firms seated in tax havens increased by 0.5 percent y-o-y.
Pope did not christen Sagan’s son
But the Slovak cycling champion gave him a special bike and a rainbow jersey.
Slovakia's first eco-terrorist may have his sentence extended
The regional court in Košice issued the fourth verdict in the case which dates back to 2011.
Putting the ‘public’ into public-service broadcasting
RTVS should not be withdrawing support for investigative journalism.
Slovakia doesn’t invest much in foreigners
A young Swede, angered by long queues at the Foreigners’ Police, designed a draft booking system to solve the problem.
Interactive Hungarian-Slovak map will show localities for bird-watching
From Cégerská Skala, the entire Slaná River canyon panorama in Slovak Karst will be visible.
Minister Lajčák: I will not run for Slovak president
He claims he has never really considered the option.
The state cancelled the memorandum for uranium mining
The planned uranium mining project near Košice has ultimately lost state support.
Businesses see outlook of Slovakia’s economy as positive
The challenge for the country’s economy will mainly be support for science, research and education.
Slovakia faces sanctions for polluted air
If member states do not demonstrate sufficient effort in solving the issue of air pollution, the European Commission will sue them in the Court of Justice of the European Union.
Slovakia prepares for African swine fever
African swine fever is spreading over EU countries at a time when Slovakia is battling the overpopulation of wild boars.
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