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Foreign volunteers to help renovate castles

They will also spend time with handicapped people and prepare events presenting their cultures.

3. jul 2018
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Comptrollers target gambling machines

The Financial Administration has carried out the biggest operation ever, focused on illegal gambling.

3. jul 2018
Bratislava

Getting Personal with Slovakia and Czechia

Sometimes, home is the hardest place to adjust to.

Andrea Sadloňová 2. jul 2018
The opened section of Blatné highway junction, November 27, 2017.

Slovaks get a bumpy ride due to road quality

In a survey based on the inhabitants’ views, not on factual findings, Slovakia came 73rd and Rwanda, India and Oman were judged to have better roads.

2. jul 2018
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L-R INterior Minister Denisa Saková and Police President Milan Lučanský

Acting Police President Lučanský will not leave his post until next year

His appointment was originally as interim replacement for the outgoing Tibor Gašpar but it appears the selection process for a permanent Police President will not take place anytime soon.

2. jul 2018
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How will police fines change after July 1?

After analysis and evaluation of less serious misdemeanours, the Slovak police have decided to reduce several fines for drivers.

2. jul 2018
Migrants arriving on the Greek coast, illustrative stock photo.

PM Pellegrini: Slovakia will accept migrants but nobody will come here without our consent

The EU summit brought agreement on the re-distribution of migrants; Slovakia will accept as many as 1,200 migrants to help neighbouring countries, Prime Minister Peter Pellegrini said.

2. jul 2018

Happy boring birthday, Canada

It turns out that drama and struggle are not essential to the good life.

2. jul 2018
Milan Nič, analyst of the German Council for Foreign Affairs

Will Slovakia be part of the "new Schengen"?

If leaders in Brussels failed to agree on immigration, we would also feel it, says analyst Milan Nič.

2. jul 2018
Slovak PM Peter Pellegrini and Hungarian PM Viktor Orban.

Slovak government lets other national capitals make decisions on its behalf

Fico's attempt to manufacture panic is even more ridiculous than it was the first time.

1. jul 2018
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