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UK government launches a campaign before Brexit
The new campaign informs the public about specific actions they need to take to secure their rights and services in their host country.
Nobelist: Molecular machines can work like smart drugs
In science things often go wrong, sometimes for a long time, but these failures can lead to something beautiful, says 2016 Nobel Prize Laureate Ben Feringa.
Slovak triathlete awarded for saving his competitor's life
Michal Buček helped another triathlete last September during a race in the Yellow Sea.
Passengers on Bratislava-Komárno route can use new double-decker trains
The trains are expected to increase transport capacity.
More than 30,000 pilgrims honoured Slovakia’s patroness in Šaštín
Holy mass was attended by several personalities, including the country’s top officials.
Most-Híd is losing MPs
Party chair Béla Bugár has rejected claims about the decay.
Slovakia dedicates first Torah scroll since the Holocaust
This is one of the most touching moments of my entire life, said the president of the Bratislava Jewish Community, Dr. Tomas Stern.
Blog: The innovation imperative
The time for a radical change is now! Peter Kolesár, Partner, Civitta Slovakia, maps out the necessary steps on the path to an innovative economy, Slovakia's chance to remain competitive and mitigate a looming structural crisis.
The magic of the present: Gaderská dolina
The valley in Veľká Fatra is home to amazing flora and fauna.
Bratislava joins in European mobility week with discounted tickets
Passengers can save €65 on an annual pass for mass public transport.
Not just a home for bats
Two extraordinary caves near Banská Bystrica are freely accessible
What are we protecting Europe from?
The European Commission does not want to protect us from the sushi that Commissioners have for lunch. They mean migrants.
Robots save lives, but they can also destroy them
While horror stories involving artificial intelligence are works of fiction, AI is not without its dangers.
First a special levy, now leaflets. Brussels is checking SNS measures again
Retailers question whether the new rule breaks the free movement of goods principle.
Once upon a time in a director's illustrious career
Quentin Tarantino’s ninth film pays homage to and makes fun of some of the absurdities of show business.
Fast food restaurants head out to the regions
Several restaurants have expansion plans for the following months.
Students to come up with solutions for unused presidential villa
It is an interesting challenge for young people, said President Zuzana Čaputová.
Foreign Affairs Ministry summons ambassador after football match with Hungary
The ambassador must explain offences and denigration of state symbols during a EURO qualification match.
Zaha Hadid’s Sky Park moves closer to completion
Historical heating plant has a restored façade.
Gemer: The poorest but spectacular region remains undiscovered
Explore the region with US graduate Hannah Falchuk. She spent one year in Revúca, one of the region's centres.
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