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Three-hundred-year-old bastion in Fiľakovo to be reconstructed
Two bastions survived in town until 20th century.
Road Transport Act shall be amended to suit new trends
Transport Ministry wants to respond to recent trends (Uber, Taxify, Liftago, or Hopin) as they have already become popular among the public – and not just by banning them from Slovakia. De-regulation and new options instead of toughening rules is the optimum process.
Punishments issued for match-rigging in Slovak football
The recent case results in 6 people charged and 12 suspended.
People in Detva blocked road, protesting against gold-mining exploration
District mining office originally halted the exploration and preparations for gold mining in the central-Slovak town. Then the Environment Ministry’s ruling granting a mining license to the company evoked protests, including a road block.
Poll: People are nostalgic about communism
A recent poll found that many Slovaks prefer a strong welfare state and believe several myths associated with the Communist Era.
Foreigners: Top 10 events in Bratislava
Tips for the top 10 events in the capital between June 29 and July 8, plus regular services in different languages, training, temporary exhibitions and highlights of the year.
State-of-art lab will focus on energy conversion and storage
The lab will be located at Comenius University.
Court: ex-boss of military intelligence is innocent
The intelligence officer who reported embezzlement and was then charged with collecting classified information and threatening national security was cleared.
Slovak app prevents food waste and saves money
Red point will show you where to look for cheap food in restaurants.
Clock Tower in Banská Bystrica has novelties for tourists
One of them is the possibility of creating and sending unique postcards.
Most Slovaks do not want stricter abortion laws
MPs are going to come forward with a new proposal after the summer break anyway.
One of the Vadalas released on bail
Family with alleged mafia links became known in Slovakia from the last story by murdered journalist Jan Kuciak.
Government wants to curb procurement watchdog powers concerning EU funds
Public Procurement Office protests against the proposed limits to its powers.
Swiss investor to bring 500 jobs to hungry valley in northern Slovakia
Mubea will manufacture car parts in Kežmarok Industrial Park.
Magio Beach is back on the Danube embankment
It offers a seaside atmosphere, concerts, sports, games and refreshments until September 2.
Incumbent Bratislava Mayor will run for re-election
Ivo Nesrovnal will compete for the top post with architect Matúš Vallo, Vajnory Borough Mayor Ján Mrva, ex-RTVS director Václav Mika and others.
New film portrays invasion of Czechoslovakia through occupiers' eyes
The “befriended armies” recall how they “defended communism” back in 1968.
Marian Kočner and Pavol Rusko released
Kočner and Rusko will not be held in custody while they are under prosecution for forging promissory notes to the private TV channel Markíza.
Long breakaway gives Slovak championship to Sagan, surprising everyone
Even former cycling legend and sports commentator Jan Svorada was shocked by the breakaway which secured Sagan's sixth victory in the Slovak championship.
Exhibition shows miners’ life in Gemer
The exposition has been renewed and reopened after almost four years.
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