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Freedom can be lost democratically, from the inside
Has the country survived the abductions of the state, the inoculation of Mečiar, Fico governments and the Kočner underworld without harm to democracy?
Velvet Revolution Square takes its place in Bratislava
Part of SNP Square, where mass rallies against the communist regime took place 30 years ago, has been named after the Velvet Revolution.
1989 taught us that we the people are powerful
But it has taken us a long time to learn this lesson.
Domica cave will be used for speleotherapy
Another two Hungarian caves are involved in the project.
How the Velvet Revolution happened (timeline)
Day-by-day overview of the fall of totalitarian regime in Czechoslovakia.
I was in the frontline because it reflected what I felt inside
One of the leaders of the 1989 student movement, Anton Popovič, remembers the fall of the totalitarian regime.
Bratislava gets a new boathouse
It will serve water sports athletes as well as the general public.
Historical industrial premises draw restaurant operators
Eating habits of Bratislavans are changing; people go out more often and eat more frequently in restaurants.
Slovaks can vote from abroad in the 2020 election
More than 17,000 Slovak voted via post office in 2016 election.
The tallest beeches in the world grow in Havešová in Poloniny
The national nature reserve is part of the Carpathian primaeval forest.
Far-right ĽSNS has only one MEP left in Brussels
Former judge Miroslav Radačovský says he will not cooperate with the party following an argument over money.
Kotleba and Harabin will not join forces before the election
Harabin’s party want to address Smer, the SNS and Sme Rodina.
First awards for sustainable development
The Pontis Foundation awarded organisations, institutions and individuals for their approach to sustainable development goals.
Volkswagen pays the most taxes in Slovakia
Four companies paid more than €100 million in taxes and levies.
The Velvet Revolution embodies a peaceful change
Professor Ľubica Lacinová remembers her life before and after 1989.
Government announces a state mourning for the victims of the crash near Nitra
Flags will be raised at half-mast between 8:00 and 20:00.
Slovak economy keeps decelerating
It is already the second negative surprise this year, analysts say.
The very first judge leaves judiciary due to Threema
Miriam Repáková sent her abdication letter to the president.
Three women died while rescuing animals from a shelter
The women were swept by the strong stream in the town of Revúca.
Slovaks care about the environment and climate change; so should companies
More than one half of Slovaks still can't think of specific companies doing responsible business.
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