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Slovak egg-shaped house charmed people in Times Square
It also won an award at the prestigious NYCxDESIGN 2019 event.
Armed forces will purchase new tactical vehicles
The maximum price was set to €321 million, excluding VAT.
Spectacular Slovakia #38: A slightly terrifying kind of paradise
Don’t go to Slovenský raj without a good pair of hiking boots and some nerve.
Power, politics and catastrophe: HBO’s Chernobyl is explosively real
It feels particularly relevant now to see how those in a position of power make decisions that contradict science because of political convictions.
Foreigners: Top 10 events in Bratislava
Tips for the top 10 events in the capital between June 7 and June 16, plus regular services in different languages, training, temporary exhibitions and highlights of the year.
Roma parties have no chance of entering parliament in Slovakia yet
Roma politicians do not have to always promote Roma topics.
VAT frauds can be creatively conducted, a well-known retailer proves
The Financial Administration also managed to confiscate 24 million cigarettes and 16.5 tonnes of tobacco in the past two months.
Čaputová has posted the names of six new advisors on Facebook
New MEP Michal Šimečka and Radovan Pala, both members of Progressive Slovakia, will help the president-elect in the office.
Pellegrini met with Medvedev in Moscow. What did they talk about?
Slovakia's Foreign Affairs Minister Miroslav Lajčák labelled Russia a key economic partner.
Zaha Hadid project brings a new public park to Bratislava
New park will offer amphitheatre, event lawns, walking and running routes.
Is Slovakia a mafia state?
We did come close in the past. What protects us from becoming a mafia state?
Slovak archaeologists found gemstones of Old Christian community in Kuwait
Amethysts probably come from Sri Lanka and are a testament to the long-distance trade of the Old Christian Nestorian community, which inhabited today's Failaka Island in the Persian Gulf in the Middle Ages.
EU chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier will speak in Bratislava
The security conference in Bratislava is expected to break several records.
BHS-Sonthofen to build a manufacturing plant in Prešov
Roughly 100 people should find a job at the brand-new plant in Prešov's industrial park.
Pellegrini favours Kremlin over the D-Day anniversary
Pellegrini will not travel to Normandy although British PM Theresa May addressed him earlier than when he received an invitation from Moscow.
Special levy on retail chains is the most controversial law of 2018
Representatives of law firms in Slovakia share their opinion on the most controversial legislative changes adopted in 2018.
Police knew about Vadala's link to the mafia, inspection confirmed
The police control, ordered by current Police Corps President Milan Lučanský, also suggests a crime could have been committed.
Christian Democrats question the results of the EP election
The party refuses to be the one that should wait for the “Brexit mandate”.
Slovaks want to spend the most in the EU
They want to spend money mostly on relaxation.
Are Slovakia’s anti-bureaucratic packages simply a consolation?
The third package focuses on the digitalisation of starting a business, while the fourth is in the preparation stage.
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- The law changed. Our family papers were ready. Now my kids are Slovak citizens
- Maria Theresa on the banks of Bratislava
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- Slovakia loses another EV model to Spain as Stellantis chooses Zaragoza over Trnava
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- Convicted of multiple murders, Slovakia’s mafia boss seeks release from prison
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- A mayor resigns over €2.7 million fraud scandal at town hall
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- Fico praises China and Vietnam as models, says liberal democracy has failed
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- News digest: Prosecutor seeks jail for NBS Governor Kažimír as his political support wanes
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- Slovakia plans to restrict access to new medicines amid funding shortfall
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