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Wandering sculptures go on tour
Hitler commemorative plaque in Bratislava did not last long.
News digest: Court orders Smer MP to stop lying about president
Big changes for universities in Slovakia. Politicians pay tribute to Madeleine Albright.
NATO gives green light to new battle group in Slovakia
President Čaputová says move is welcome.
More than 30,000 jobs available for foreigners
Labour Ministry expects vacancies to grow in coming months.
A restored Zborov church will serve as a cultural venue
St Žofia’s Church burned down in 1914 and later served as a warehouse.
Operation of universities will change. MPs pass crucial reform
One of the largest universities in Slovakia still does not consider the amendment to be optimal.
Smer MP Blaha must stop spreading lies about the president
The MP should remove false claims about the president from his Facebook posts.
Government at midterm: Some anti-corruption achievements, but coalition could have done more
The ruling parties are united in their stance on the war in Ukraine, but struggling to deal with its consequences.
News digest: New law to further simplify the life of Ukrainian refugees
Parliament passes Lex Ukraine. Slovak embassy in Ukraine moves to Uzhhorod. Omicron subvariant BA.2 likely to be dominant in the country.
S-300 to stay in Slovakia if Russia leaves Ukraine, defence minister says
The comment came shortly after Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov warned of sending the system to Ukraine.
Companies from risky countries will be excluded from public procurement
The amendment adopted by the parliament responds to the Russian attack on Ukraine.
How Bojnice Castle became a fairy-tale place
Bojnice Castle’s Golden Hall is arguably the most famous room in the complex.
Another problem with European funds. EU stopped money for roads and railways
One operational programme is currently suspended but all money may be endangered in future.
Parliament approves new legislation for further helping Ukrainian refugees
Refugees also do not have to pay municipal taxes and can open a bank account without the usual documents.
News digest: Foreigners' Police to gradually deal with other agenda besides refugees
An additional 365 million euros will flow into Slovakia's healthcare sector. Slovak parliament will discuss an amendment that will allow the government to exclude companies with Russian co-owners from tenders.
Volkswagen suspends production for two days
Another carmaker reports that there are no problems yet due to war in Ukraine.
Foreigners' Police gradually open to all foreigners again
Agenda that can be addressed at the departments is limited, police promises they will expand it.
Covid impacts travelling abroad. This is what you should prepare for
The Slovak Spectator has picked some destinations for travelling and requirements incomers have to meet when entering them.
New museum celebrating Reformation opens in Bratislava
Its founder Martin Kováč hopes people will also be able to hear the gospel.
Government lags behind in fulfilling anti-corruption promises
One plus is that the police launched investigations of corruption among prominent figures.
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