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Ombudswoman welcomes changes at immigration offices
The public defender of rights will continue discussions about the Foreigners Police with the new Police Corps president.
Tip for trip: Veľký Rozsutec, symbol of Malá Fatra
Two routes will lead tourists to the majestic peak, both offering mesmerising views.
Hygienists introduced new rules for mass events. Weddings and funerals are included
The events are capped with 500 people in the interior and 1,000 in exterior.
Commissioner for Human Rights concerned about planned changes to abortions
Dunja Mijatović points to repeated attempts to put forward proposals that would bring Slovak laws and practices into conflict with its international obligations.
Slovak expert proposed as part of the team investigating the death of Slovak citizen in Belgium
President Zuzana Čaputová condemns all forms of police brutality towards any citizen of any country.
Sereď drug mafia to appear in court after many years of operation
For two decades, the town of Sereď has been home to drug dealers. The first of them will stand trial in late September.
News digest: New rules for mass events come into force on Thursday
The overview of news from Slovakia from September 9, 2020.
There are several alternatives to closing borders, foreign minister says
The government is aware of the worsening coronavirus situation in the neighbouring countries.
President: The Holocaust remains a tragic chapter in our history
Several politicians commemorate the day when the Nazi-allied Slovak state issued the Jewish code.
Worse than the financial crisis: Economic recession and the very first drop in wages
Why wages did not fall during the previous crisis.
Ex-minister for Smer ends as social insurer’s head
Ľubomír Vážny is said to have made mistakes in procurement and budgeting. The cabinet already found his replacement.
People in Slovakia don’t move ahead much in financial literacy
Although they save money for their children, they do not save much for their own retirement.
Traditional music festival in Bratislava to be replaced by chamber concerts
The 56th year of Bratislava Music Festival was cancelled due to coronavirus developments.
New podcast series reveals what ambassadors think of living in Bratislava
New project offers a look at the capital through the eyes of foreigners.
News digest: More large-capacity coronavirus mobile testing sites open
Overview of news from Slovakia from September 8, 2020.
Mostly young people tested positive for the coronavirus in August
Slovakia reported 40 new coronavirus cases on average every day.
Higher car exports helped foreign trade stay in the black
A second coronavirus wave is expected to impact foreign trade figures in the coming months.
Former main investigator of the Kuciak murder returns after the verdict
Experts say the prosecutor might have missed the support of a strong team of police investigators during the trial.
Flying in to Slovakia from a red country? Make sure to register online
The ban on civilian flights to Slovak airports has been lifted as of September 7.
Concerns about reproductive rights go international as MPs prepare to vote on abortion laws
More than a hundred organisations from around the world warn against new barriers to access to abortion care in Slovakia.
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