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Bratislava foreigners’ police changes hours of attendance
Due to the transfer to new premises, the foreigners’ police in Bratislava will change its hours of attendance, while operating in test mode.
Italian entrepreneur Vadala reportedly detained due to drugs
The police arrested the businessman with alleged links to the Italian Mafia during a secret operation early on March 13.
This is not where it ends
Slovakia’s current government will collapse, but that should not distract us from focusing on the murder investigation.
Most-Híd calls for early elections
They insist coalition needs to agree on early elections, otherwise Most-Hid leaves government. Fico refused early elections in talks with Bugar.
World media: Kaliňák’s resignation is the worst blow yet to Fico
Media outlets remind that the decision came after the biggest public protests and pressure from the junior coalition party.
Public transport company re-names some stops in Bratislava
This will be one of the biggest changes to the stops’ names since the 1990s.
More flights from Bratislava
Ryanair is adding four new destinations to its list of flights from Bratislava this summer.
Fico: Kaliňák was the best interior minister
Interior minister, who faced a number of scandals during his career, resigns, but coalition might still fall.
Kaliňák survived more than 10 scandals before
The past scandals of Interior Minister Robert Kaliňák involved corruption, cronyism and non-standard processes at the Interior Ministry and police office.
A new lookout tower offers spectacular views
It takes hikers 40 minutes to reach it from under the Strečno Castle.
Court rules tent supplier responsible for fatal accident at Pohoda music festival
The ruling marked the end of a nine year protracted court case.
Slovak skier Velez-Zuzulová ends her career in a spectacular way
However, her last race on march 10th was a feast for the eyes rather than a true competition.
EP delegation: Slovak authorities have trust issues
MEPs have revealed some irregularities concerning the subsidies for agriculture, with the Agricultural Paying Agency being problematical.
Concerts and protests around Slovakia mark the end of the week
A protest against Smer-sponsored celebrations of International Women’s Day (MDŽ) and two concerts commemorating the recently murdered couple took place on March 11. Another MDŽ protest is slated for March 12th.
Blog: How Slovaks realized they could…
Slovakia marks several important milestones and anniversaries in 2018.
Genetic trash
What has happened to PM Fico to leave him so indifferent to right and wrong?
Blog: The value of scientific endeavour
What is really needed for success in the scientific world is imagination, passion for knowledge and discovery, and practical ability to implement our findings.
Kaliňák resigns
Two weeks into the political crisis triggered by the murder of a journalist, the interior minister steps down, but his resignation may no longer suffice as a solution.
Shortfall of qualified workers depresses the Slovak labour market
Experts find a way out by reshaping the education scheme.
Biofarma Bratislava: The perfect place to celebrate nature and authentic Slovak traditions
Close to Bratislava lies a popular farm that grants reprieve from the city bustle through delicious food and traditional crafts.
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