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Bolt launches electric scooter sharing system in Bratislava
E-scooters may be an alternative to the city's public transport.
Slovakia tries to take a deeper breath as measures ease
The country embarks on its way out of the anti coronavirus measures, Matovič government embarks on its way to restore the judiciary with a stumble.
COVID-19 rules related to cross-border workers to be reviewed
Slovak carers in Austria demanded simpler rules at a protest on April 26.
Pellegrini better than Matovič at handling the coronavirus, survey shows
The Focus agency conducted the poll before Slovakia revealed its exit strategy.
What is Artificial Intelligence?
Author Martin Spano explains the importance of AI in our business and personal lives.
Analyst: Coronavirus spread has slowed down thanks to disciplined people
Martin Smatana says that a second and third wave of the coronavirus epidemic is possible.
Coalition clash over Judicial Council. Two judges elected despite pledges
Parliament has not yet approved the programme statement but coalition parties have already breached it.
Lookout platform above Bojnice castle is open again
It was closed for two years because people were destroying it.
Situation improves, easing measures further discussed (news digest)
Testing of seniors started in several places, some positive cases appeared in nursing homes.
Some districts might ease restrictions slower than others
Economists endorse the regional principle in terms of Slovakia's exit strategy from COVID-19 measures.
New prognosis for Slovakia: The spread of the coronavirus dropped under the critical limit
Settlements and retirement homes need to be a special focus during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Eastern Slovakia hit by an earthquake
It woke up the inhabitants of Michalovce and its surroundings.
Media exists to seek the truth and explanations
The 2018 Kuciak murder and COVID-19 have changed Slovak media.
Anti-corruption pledges helped OĽaNO to power – new programme shows how they will implement them
Transparency alone is not enough, says anti-corruption group.
Smoke still filled Manhattan when I met the Spectator founders in New York
Petit Press CEO Alexej Fulmek recalls how The Slovak Spectator joined his media house.
An unexpected ad saved the paper that now celebrates 25 years
Four founders of The Slovak Spectator recall the early days of the newspaper.
For Slovak journalists, borders started reappearing long before the virus
The news industry has long resisted globalisation, not only in Slovakia, writes Lukáš Fila of Denník N.
The virtue of knowing too little
As it turns out, liberal democracy is not the highest form of political evolution, in Slovakia as elsewhere, writes Tom Nicholson.
The Spectacular journey: Getting to know Slovakia
James Thomson recalls some of the highs and lows of a summer spent on the road researching the 14th edition of Spectacular Slovakia.
Autocrats feel a chance against media once again
Small media can make contributions that far exceed their circulation number, writes Beata Balogová.
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