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General practitioners demand more info on ivermectin treatment
They claim the ministry did not provide the necessary instructions after use of the drug was approved last month.
Matovič’s latest crisis response is to woo anti-system voters
Also this week: The coalition loses an MP, Sputnik creates new splits in the coalition, and some good news about the economy.
Slovakia should have more than enough syringes for Covid-19 vaccines
Chirana T. Injecta will supply 4 million syringes to Slovakia by March 19.
Swinging into the sunset in Kysuce
A new swing was built in the village of Oščadnica. The creators were inspired by the one in Zázrivá.
PM criticises journalists on third anniversary of Kuciak murder
Leaders should never make baseless accusations of journalists or spread abusive criticism, the secretary-general of Reporters Without Borders claimed.
Smer MP dies at age of 59
Ľubomír Petrák gained the respect of political opponents with his work. Politicians expressed their condolences.
Faculty of Management Comenius University in Bratislava
Study programme MANAGEMENT IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE
30 years of the Faculty of Management, Comenius University in Bratislava
The Faculty of Management has flourished thanks to its international focus.
Slovak tennis player wins the Australian Open final
Filip Polášek and Croatian player Ivan Dodig beat Joe Salisbury and Rajeev Ram in men’s doubles final.
Beating the coronavirus does not need to be complicated
Think about India the next time you are lined up to take a meaningless antigen test.
Petra Vlhová wins silver at the world championship
The Slovak skier is vice-master in slalom.
Zsuzsová's heartbeat and texts. Prosecutor has new evidence in Kuciak murder case
The Supreme Court has yet to launch the appellate trial. It's been three years since Ján Kuciak and Martina Kušnírová were murdered.
Kuciak murder needs to be clarified in order for Slovakia to move forward
Dutch MEP who has monitored the rule of law after the murder of Ján Kuciak and Martina Kušnírová says the system was the problem in Slovakia.
News digest: Matovič eyes up Sputnik, Bratislava wants to buy former night club
Thousands doses of Ivermectin head to Slovakia, the Environment Ministry considers the Danube-Oder-Elbe water corridor as problematic, last year’s biggest environmental fine concerns a large fire in a chemical storage facility.
Bratislava wants to buy a former night club in Sad Janka Kráľa park
The building may house toilets or be used for the sale of refreshments.
Purchase of Sputnik V vetoed but Slovakia may buy it anyway
PM personally negotiated with Russia over the delivery of unregistered vaccines.
Poprad airport wants to join Tatras with Prague but also the Benelux countries
The pandemic reduced traffic through the airport last year.
Legendary Umelka gallery will get new pavilion and podium
The venue witnessed onset of the 1989’s Velvet Revolution.
Škoda cars and the West-East abyss. What do they share?
Here is your weekly roundup of travel and culture stories.
Census is compulsory for everybody living in Slovakia (FAQs)
Find answers to some of the most pressing questions about the census.
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