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5 Great places in Bratislava you must visit
There are two types of sightseeing. Either you can take the ordinary route of visiting historical points of interest, or...or maybe you want to go and visit places that the locals would point you to, places that will leave a lasting impression.
Jewish cemetery in Bátovce being renewed
A remainder of the Jewish community in Slovakia is located in Bátovce, one of many cemeteries that lays testament to the community that once thrived in Slovakia.
Unique bank of love in Slovakia
The bank of love caught the attention of the BBC.
Open-air folk museum in Orava sounds of dog barking
Dog sled racing has occurred regularly there since 2004.
Like boxers, politicians like Fico always believe they can win one last fight
With his political career in danger, and no substantive punches left to throw, Fico is flailing about in an attempt convince people that all this alarm about the ‘Ndrangheta mafia infiltrating his own office is the work of foreigners and George Soros.
UPDATED: Enough of Fico, thousands of people shouted at gatherings across Slovakia
The organisers were calling for thorough investigation of the double murder of the young investigative journalist and his fiancée along with a new government
General Prosecutor: No progress in murder investigation
Top prosecutor says an international team will be put together to investigate the murder of Ján Kuciak and Martina Kušnírová.
Kiska and Fico unable to find common ground
Kiska, Fico, and Danko failed to sign a joint declaration. Kiska stresses while their desire for peace is the same, their solutions to the current political crisis are different.
The city’s memory is not only about kings but also ordinary people
Comprehensive memory website contains unique images of the bombing of Bratislava and glass negatives from the last years of the Austro-Hungarian Empire
Last Week in Slovakia: Biggest public gatherings since 1989 expected on Friday
Slovakia is experiencing a major political crisis, president mentions early elections.
Automation – an opportunity or a threat?
The search is underway for talent to fill jobs that do not even exist today.
Kaliňák sees accusations of corruption against him as a witch hunt
Interior Minister denies all accusations against him, but some reports suggest he will step down on Monday.
Slovakia warned against using conspiracy theories
The foreign media have already noticed PM Robert Fico’s attacks on President Andrej Kiska.
Bratislava public transport company extends free wi-fi in its vehicles
For now, free internet will only be available in trams and buses, trolleybuses remain without it.
Slovak artists react to the current situation in society with their work
The Friday protest march will be followed by an exhibition.
Where are Slovakia's low emission zones?
Slovak legislation enables municipalities to create zones where polluting vehicles are banned but it seems they do not exist.
Murder investigation: What powers do foreign investigators have in Slovakia?
Prime Minister Robert Fico has repeatedly referred to the involvement of foreign police teams in the murder investigation of Ján Kuciak and Martina Kušnírová, but what can they actually do?
Terno retail chain offers new concept of local and healthy products
Kraj combines a traditional supermarket, a shop with healthy products and a shop with local products
Prosecutor accuses the interior minister of corruption scheme
Special Prosecutor Vasil Špirko blows the whistle on Interior Minister Robert Kaliňák and former finance minister, Ján Počiatek, filing a criminal complaint. Top police officers face criminal complaints, too.
Slovaks still think traditionally about men and women roles
The survey issued on the occasion of the International Women’s Day suggests that the biggest differences between men and women emerge in their ideas about leadership skills.
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