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Young EU agency officially moves to Bratislava. Expectations are high
The authority will play an important role in tackling the latest labour market challenges, EU representatives agree.
Slovakia does not have brave enough politicians to prevent dozens of deaths every day
The country is headed into a humanitarian crisis, says an expert advising the government.
They stood up against neighbours, the system and Matovič. Three women awarded the White Crow
National drug authority head recognised for her ucompromising attitude during the approval process of Sputnik in Slovakia.
Japan to officially recognise the deep-rooted enthusiasm of Slovaks for Japanese pop culture
AnimeCrew has been organising comic-con events since the late eighties.
Austria introduces stricter measures for arrival in the country
Cross-border commuters will still have some exceptions.
The late Slovak artist could have been American had his parents not moved back to Kysuce
Painter Miroslav Cipár, who was born in northern Slovakia, died early November.
Anti-government protests in Bratislava attracted hundreds
Opposition parties, far right and anti-vax groups held gatherings in the capital on the national holiday.
More Covid restrictions proposed, affecting mostly the unvaccinated
If approved, a negative test result will not be enough to enter non-essential shops.
News digest: 20 unoccupied beds with lung ventilators remaining
New flight connection between Bratislava and Lviv to be launched. More than a thousand people protested in Bratislava against amendment of university law.
Quality of life, at least when it comes to shopping, has improved since the Velvet Revolution
Customers have more choices and can buy more for less.
Slovak economy grew, but slower than originally expected
Bank analysts see global supply chain problems as the culprit.
Matovič proposes decreasing income tax for businesses to 19 percent
The finance minister plans to cover costs with, among other things, increased taxes for banks, oligopoly and monopolies or taxes from dividends.
A Trabant, a milk truck and hitchhiking. People who made it across the Iron Curtain
People running from the Communist-era Czechoslovakia searched for holes, either physical or those in the guarding system.
Bratislava has a new flight connection with Ukraine
The flights will be operated by Ryanair from next January.
Slovakia sends train carrying mineral water for babies to China
The train is expected to reach its destination in 25 days.
Tree dubbed the Tatras umbrella named the Tree of the Year in Slovakia
The winning beech grows in front of the mountain rescue service in Starý Smokovec.
Planning a trip by plane? Check the entry conditions carefully
The Bratislava airport prevented around 80 passengers from boarding in October because they lacked the necessary documents.
It's hard to be disappointed. You know you expected this all along
Low expectations excuse the Slovak government’s total lack of preparedness for this latest, completely predictable Covid wave.
Pandemic brings lay-offs, but transforms labour market
Firms better prepared for third wave, experts say.
Unconvinced by democracy: Czechs nostalgic for Communist past, Slovaks even more so
In the recent Czech election, voters finally turfed the Communist Party out of parliament. Yet 32 years after the fall of communism, its legacy still casts a long shadow over the former Czechoslovakia.
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