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Deputy Speaker of Parliament resigns
In turn, he asked Béla Bugár to resign as well.
Slovak ramp inspector: We can ground a plane if deficiencies aren’t removed
Securing the safety of air traffic makes for a fulfilling job, said Gabriela Galambošová, a Slovak hero from the EU Protects campaign.
Lipšic: The claim that Tóth meddled with Threema is pure speculation
The indirect evidence is enough for other murders too, said the lawyer representing the family of murdered Ján Kuciak.
Slovaks consume fewer antibiotics, but resistance is rising
Doctors in districts with high antibiotics consumption should think again about whether they are really necessary.
UniCredit Bank faces strike
Trade unions want the salaries of employees to be increased.
A mysterious witness confirms the existence of 5th promissory note
If the testimony turns out to be true, it may cast doubt on the defence.
More than 100 events will commemorate the Velvet Revolution
Project creators renamed revolution as evolution.
The child abduction case shows why the Hague Convention matters
Well-known Slovak presenter Vera Wisterová’s husband kidnapped their sons to the USA.
Your guide to learning Slovak
Expat Ali recommends Slovak-language courses in Bratislava.
Slovakia has found the cure for the first populist power grab
When the people experience that they can win over anti-democratic forces on their own without help from outside, then it fortifies their immune reactions.
Čaputová vetoed a 50-day moratorium on polls
If MPs override her veto, she will turn to the Constitutional Court.
Slovakia’s government debt well below the EU average
However, Slovakia’s government deficit slightly worsened in 2018.
Slovaks more critical of the post-1989 world than Czechs
A third of Slovaks question the Velvet Revolution, a survey shows.
Election campaign is on, times are tough
Particularly for a former general prosecutor.
Education and Finance Ministries to discuss CERN fees
Slovakia must pay for its membership in several research institutions.
Pro-life group demands hospital fires a gynecologist
Záhumenský gave his expert statement on an abortion-related law proposed by SNS MPs, provoking two opposing petitions.
Bank levy may double
Smer wants one third of bank's profit.
Tycoon Milan Fiľo did not know about the promissory notes
The promissory notes case involving Marian Kočner and ex-TV Markíza owner Pavol Rusko continued on November 5.
Chinese investors enthused about the Slovak flying car
The mass production of the car may start in three years.
Slovak media are critical of extended moratorium on polls
The longer ban gives way to the spreading of misinformation, they claim.
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