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Do you want a tree named after you?
The Slovak National Gallery is revitalising an old orchard and is raising needed funds via a crowdfunding project.
Companies seek pensioners to fill vacancies
Lack of qualified labour has increased the demand for pensioners.
Ryanair will fly to Turkey from Bratislava
The Irish low-cost airline will operate the highest number of regular flights from Bratislava since 2005.
Slovaks are less happy than Czechs
The happiest people live in Scandinavia.
Italian businessman Vadala taken into pre-trial detention
The decision is still not valid, as he can appeal it.
MEPs call for investigation into the disappearance of journalists
Journalist Miroslav Pejko disappeared in March 2015. At the time, he was working for Hospodárske Noviny.
US steel and aluminium tariffs may have little impact on Slovakia, for now
Increase of US tariffs on cars may be painful for Slovakia.
Last Week in Slovakia: Vadala arrested for drugs, political crisis continues
People will protest tomorrow again.
Peter Pellegrini to become new prime minister. Who is he?
After two weeks of political crisis, Slovakia will have a new prime minister. Pellegrini came of age in Smer.
Pellegrini is the new PM
Robert Fico and his cabinet submitted their resignation. Kiska authorised Pellegrini to form a new cabinet.
Organisers of protests call for early elections
Almost 40 towns in Slovakia and other cities abroad will host protest rallies on Friday, March 16.
A journalist banned from writing because of his story
The ruling is not valid yet. It might become one of the few cases where journalists are punished for their work.
People still trying to save the ruins of Slanec Castle
Most recently, a stairway was repaired in the castle situated close to Košice.
Slovakia’s self sufficiency in fruit production is low
The country has huge, but so far unused, potential for fruit production
Blog: The emotions behind Slovakia's public outcry
Demonstrating peacefully, ringing their keys, Slovaks today are fighting for their past, their present, and their future.
Fico resigns. So why does the crisis continue?
These 10 answers will help you understand why the coalition’s decision to rebuild the government from scratch does not satisfy the critics and protesting masses.
Fico: There is no mafia in eastern Slovakia
The EP delegation voiced concerns over the trust of institutions, mafia ties with Slovakia’s representatives, and unfriendliness towards journalists.
Slovak patients unhappy with “hotel services” in hospitals
In a chart compiled by the Dôvera private insurer, thousands of patients ranked the best and worst health facilities in Slovakia.
Poll: Most Slovaks don’t trust Fico
Another poll suggests that the current coalition would fail to reach the majority in parliament, with Smer reporting the weakest result over a long period.
Cocaine hidden in fruit
Suspected ‘Ndrangheta member, Vadala, may have used farms to cover drug trafficking.
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