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Two witnesses talk about the corruption of a judge and state secretary
The bar at the centre of the alleged bribery scandal now belongs to the wife of the head of the anti-corruption police unit.
Do you know Slovak Easter customs?
The Slovak Village Museum (an SNM branch) in Martin offered an atmosphere of Easter customs in a daylong event on March 25.
Minister Matečná points to serious agricultural subsidy fraud suspicions
Head of the Agricultural and Paying Agency (PPA), Juraj Kožuch, filed a criminal motion with the General Prosecutor’s Office, concerning an “unknown perpetrator”.
Cultural personalities call on the resignation of the minister
Around 1,400 people have already signed the petition asking for the removal of Culture Minister Ľubica Laššáková.
Analyst: There are at least 10 Russian spies in Slovakia
One third of Russian diplomats are in fact spies, security analyst Jaroslav Naď told Sme.
Court forbade Uber to do business
The company operating in the Slovak capital for more than two years has to switch off its application.
Pellegrini cabinet wins support in parliament
Out of 144 present deputies, 81 voted for the new cabinet.
AeroMobil’s new concept for flying car enables vertical take-off and landing
This concept is suitable for shared mobility.
Krásna Hôrka will look as it did at the turn of the 19th and 20th century
The castle burned in 2012; the reconstruction has already lasted for six years.
Ex-Most-Híd MP did business with Vadala
Igor Sidor wanted to develop tourism in Croatia with Vadala.
Slovakia will not expel Russian diplomats
The country is the only one among its Visegrad Group neighbours not to join the international initiative supporting the UK after the Salisbury attack.
Circumstances indicate that Kuciak’s and Kušnírová’s deaths were a contract killing
At present, police are examining several scenarios.
Protesters call on MPs not to support the new cabinet
Protest rallies held in Bratislava and Košice.
Czech journalist: Opened murder cases must be concluded
Czech journalist Pavla Holcová believes that journalists are most powerful when they collaborate with each other with the support of civil society.
Poprad commemorated the first transport to Auschwitz
The March 25 event also paid tribute to victims of the Holocaust.
Sagan's victory made his main rival cry
Slovak cyclist Peter Sagan wins the Gent - Wevelgem for the third time in his career.
VW needs 500 people, including non-EU foreigners
The Slovak Volkswagen plant needs to hire new staffers, and plans to look for some of them in Serbia and the Ukraine.
Kiska did not attend commemorative concert due to presence of fascists
President Andrej Kiska refused to participate in the concert commemorating the Candle Manifestation as extremists of the ĽSNS party were invited; the Slovak Bishops Conference argued they invited MPs of all parties.
We need to take the protection of journalists seriously
The current case of a convicted journalist shows where to start: decriminalising the work of journalists.
Is Slovakia still in the bosom of corruption?
Official statistics show less corruption cases are being solved.
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