Archive of articles - July 2020, page 9
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Unknown corner of Slovakia: Extinct village in eastern Slovakia
The village was moved out along with surrounding villages because of the establishment of the Javorina Military District.
Fall of the Iron Curtain opened new corridors for alien plants to Slovakia
No invasive plant has been eradicated from Slovakia so far.
Slovaks know they are EU citizens and more flights take off from Bratislava (news digest)
Read an overview of news from Slovakia on Friday, July 10, 2020.
People in Slovakia eat less chocolate than they used to
Consumption statistics are decreasing slightly.
Roundup: Schubert’s Slovak muse; German publisher founded by Liptov local
Read this week’s overview of culture and travel stories from Slovakia.
New government set to put an end to any steps off the Euro-Atlantic road
New government looks to put foreign policy disunity behind it.
Coronavirus number higest since April, epidemiologists will convene on Monday (news digest)
Read the July 9 overview of news from Slovakia.
Corruption suspect with alleged ties to Smer and Kočner taken into to custody
Norbert Bödör, accused of money laundering, was first released by the Specialised Criminal Court. The Supreme Court has overturned the decision.
Changes to top judicial bodies take concrete shape as minister introduces reform
Justice Minister Mária Kolíková is ready to submit the draft for interdepartmental review.
Drop in foreign trade moderated, but remains high
A slight improvement may come in the following months, impacted by the lifting of coronavirus measures.
Jewish history still being made
Where exactly are Slovakia's Jewish cemeteries, synagogues and other related sights located? What is the story of Slovak Jews?
EU recovery plan opens a window of opportunity if Slovakia can use it well
Experts recommend spending billions of euros from the recovery fund on transforming Slovakia’s industry-driven economy.
Archaeological finding in house garden reveals unique mining engine
May be accessible to the public in future.
Pohoda in the Air festival starting
The popular summer festival moves online this year.
Government modified this year’s state budget deficit. It will be higher
The coronavirus has impacted the state's financial plans this year. The change needs to be adopted in parliament.
PM Matovič hints at stricter measures after coronavirus cases surge
The number of new coronavirus-positive cases has been increasing the most since April.
No home office revolution is coming, HR experts say
The pandemic is likely to shift the advantage on the labour market back to employers.
Once a hub, now forgotten: Liptovský Mikuláš
The new exhibition in a Liptovský Mikuláš gallery tells the story of the Liptov region and its famous natives, including S. Fischer.
Foreigners cannot expect immigration officers to speak English (news digest)
These are the news stories from Slovakia you should know about on Wednesday, Jul 8, 2020.
Volkswagen Slovakia could receive a €500-million investment
The Igor Matovič cabinet is promising to establish a training centre, build rental flats and improve public transport for the carmaker to win the investment.
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