Archive of articles - July 2023
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News digest: Peter Sagan's mark on modern cycling and Tour de France
Extremist Repulika's dog-whistles, most attractive countries for Slovak jobseekers, and new parking zone delineated in Bratislava.
Bratislava back in control of parking in Old Town
New zone has been delineated, five more to come in the future.
Hungarian foreign minister's remark about war in Ukraine irritates Slovak minister
Slovak MFA Miroslav Wlachovský told Péter Szijjártó on Twitter to not speak for others unless asked to do so.
Peter Sagan brought about modern cycling. Now he pays the price, says his coach
He rode like a beast, says Czech former road bicycle racer Roman Kreuziger.
Slovakia is busy building cycle paths. Why?
To make urban cycling work, the attitudes of drivers, planners and politicians need to change.
Republika is not the only one blowing the dog whistle of the far right
Slovak voters are unlikely to mimic the recent Spanish election scenario.
Innovation touted as best remedy for flagging ‘Tatra Tiger’
Slovakia is lagging its peers.
Energy saving startup heads for global final in Copenhagen
Non-governmental organisation JCI -Slovakia looks for young generation of innovative university students.
News digest: A flash in the sky triggers hunt for meteorite fragments
Bookies back Smer, a Nitra native plans to return from the USA, and a royal coronation is re-enacted. Learn more in today's digest.
Meteorite strike felt in southern Slovakia and Hungary
The celestial object probably fell to earth north of Rimavská Sobota.
Bookmakers are already predicting a 'win' for Smer
Betting markets are more circumspect when it comes to who will be the next prime minister.
Weekend: Watch Slovakia from up above with an American YouTube channel
Japanese weekend in a Slovak castle, antique bazaar and festivals. Here's what to explore on the weekend of July 28 - July 30.
From Nitra to the Big Apple and back – why one Slovak wants to come home and help his country
Despite almost 19 years in the USA, Vlado Lackovič says his homeland’s fate is important to him.
Top 10 events in Bratislava for foreigners
Tips for the top 10 events in the capital between July 27 and August 6, plus temporary exhibitions and highlights of the year.
News digest: 6 Slovak castles that were the hardest to build
Historical Bratislava pharmacy will open later this year, endless D1 construction, and why foreign soldiers are main suspects in Sliač.
Here’s 6 most complicated mediaeval Slovak castles
Most castles on the territory of today’s Slovakia were built in the 12th and 13th centuries.
Welcome road signs stolen in popular spa town. Mayor suspects foreign soldiers
The Defence Ministry has called the claim one-sided.
After 51 years of construction, Bratislava-Košice highway is still not complete
Last stretch to be completed in 2032, if everything goes well.
3 things to do in Bratislava for free in the next seven days
Are you looking for free activities in the city? Set out on a hike to Branč Castle or witness the coronation processions in Bratislava
Mediaeval churches with rare frescoes get summer opening hours for first time
Entrance fees to 12 gothic churches, which were last year awarded European Heritage status, are voluntary.
- Weekend: Celebration of fun comes to Malacky Photo
- No more photos or bank statements? Slovakia moves to ease residence process
- News digest: Fico’s bloc wants to save money by restricting electoral access
- Slovakia loses another EV model to Spain as Stellantis chooses Zaragoza over Trnava
- Top 10 events in Bratislava for foreigners
- Slovakia plans to restrict access to new medicines amid funding shortfall
- Maria Theresa on the banks of Bratislava
- Convicted of multiple murders, Slovakia’s mafia boss seeks release from prison
- Maria Theresa on the banks of Bratislava
- No more photos or bank statements? Slovakia moves to ease residence process
- 3 free things to do in Bratislava in the next seven days
- Digital Jarvis is real now. He is coming for your to-do list
- Weekend: Celebration of fun comes to Malacky Photo
- News digest: Fico’s bloc wants to save money by restricting electoral access
- The disinformation scene has become a tool of media capture
- Slovakia plans to restrict access to new medicines amid funding shortfall
- Maria Theresa on the banks of Bratislava
- No more photos or bank statements? Slovakia moves to ease residence process
- News digest: Violent gang in Bratislava is under arrest
- The Kremlin’s security agency has a Russian contractor in Slovakia - no one has noticed
- 3 free things to do in Bratislava in the next seven days
- Digital Jarvis is real now. He is coming for your to-do list
- Weekend: Celebration of fun comes to Malacky Photo
- The disinformation scene has become a tool of media capture
- Maria Theresa on the banks of Bratislava
- A mayor resigns over €2.7 million fraud scandal at town hall
- Show me your moves! Slovak hockey stars share their best pick-up lines
- No more photos or bank statements? Slovakia moves to ease residence process
- He designed Gatwick. But this is his masterpiece
- Fico praises China and Vietnam as models, says liberal democracy has failed
- News digest: Violent gang in Bratislava is under arrest
- The compass points to Kúty, and people are starting to follow
- News digest: Prosecutor seeks jail for NBS Governor Kažimír as his political support wanes
- Slovakia loses another EV model to Spain as Stellantis chooses Zaragoza over Trnava
- Slovak female triathlete shatters barriers with historic win at Himalayan event
- Weekend: Celebration of fun comes to Malacky Photo
- News digest: Fico’s bloc wants to save money by restricting electoral access
- Slovakia plans to restrict access to new medicines amid funding shortfall
- No more photos or bank statements? Slovakia moves to ease residence process
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