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Coronavirus in real estate: Investors have opted for a wait-and-see tactic
Real estate market to handle slight decrease in activity.
The prettiest castle in Slovakia (from our archive)
A fairy-tale castle with peach-coloured outer walls and impressive neo-gothic turrets, Bojnice castle is a Slovak jewel.
Court releases a corrupt suspect, while more flights are dispatched from Bratislava (news digest)
Read your overview of news from July 6, 2020.
New head of a Labour Ministry’s body considered controversial by some
The minister hopes for open, professional discussions. Some doubt it.
Ryanair restores regular flights from Bratislava
The renewal of flights will depend on how Slovakia opens borders with other countries.
Health Minister pledges to make cancer a top health priority
Krajčí says he wants more done to ensure lives are saved and cancer patients get better treatment.
Slovakia is missing from UK's travel corridor exemptions
Slovakia was removed from the ‘all but essential’ travel list, but those travelling to the British Isles have to go into self-isolation.
Coalition shakes, Matovič twists and shouts
Plagiarism scandal is not over yet, but few believe it could be fatal for the ruling coalition.
Lingering in memory: Levice castle and its surroundings
Discover a unique castle, a water mill, the great wall of Slovakia or rocky dwellings.
Corruption suspect with alleged ties to Kočner was detained, but later released
Norbert Bödör has been charged with money laundering in one of the largest corruption schemes in Slovakia.
The Orava region has become a coronavirus hot spot
Twelve children were reportedly infected during a sports camp.
Crisis shaves off wages
Pressure to increase wages has been reduced in the aftermath of anti-pandemic measures
Autonomous cars: Attainable reality or outlandish dream?
Questions of morality must be answered before we put autonomous vehicles on the road.
People were living near Piešťany in the Neolithic age
Among the newest findings is a circular burial, where the individual was interred in a crouched position.
New murals in Prievidza will transport its inhabitants to the past
Artist from Handlová started to paint pictures based on period photos on a block of flats in Zapotôčky four years ago.
Like London? A new temporary attraction has sprung up near the Danube in Bratislava (news digest)
Read your overview of news on Friday and weekend reading tips from The Slovak Spectator.
Police raid Nitra security firm with ties to Fico
Businessman Norbert Bödör who also featured in the case of illegal surveillance of Jan Kuciak and other journalists, is charged.
Roundup: Bees housed on Bratislava roof; Hossa becomes a living legend
Read this week’s overview of culture and travel stories from Slovakia.
Slovakia opens to non-EU countries, but is also reproached by the EU (news digest)
Read the overview of news from July 2, 2020.
Slovakia faces lawsuit over decline of rare bird species
European Commission moves against Slovakia over wood grouse protection.
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