Archive of articles - September 2023, page 4

News digest: One seeks Slovak citizenship by descent, the other by choice

Gap between Comenius University and the best growing, important road expansion in Bratislava, and popular street festival is back.

Alien cover ups and Jews ruling the world - survey shows young voters' beliefs

Quarter of respondents said child vaccinations do not work.

Historic building in Bratislava centre up for sale

200-year-old cultural monument on market for just under €1.5 million.

After 16 years, one of Bratislava's most important roads is being finished

Cycling path will be constructed in the future.

Why do foreigners want to become Slovak?

James Stevko and Richard Swales share their experience.

At significant WWII site, lookout tower takes visitors to battlefield

The tower near the Slovak-Polish border will turn 50 next year.

News digest: The Virus has hit high-profile people

Ukraine's plan to sue Slovakia, talented Slovak-Vietnamese writer, beautiful Slovak gorges, and a new Bratislava artwork.

Japan and UNESCO to give voice to displaced Ukrainians

Slovak media, Deutsche Welle and Ukrainian journalists will create stories for refugees.

Zelensky criticises Slovakia, compares its Ukrainian grain ban to 'thriller'

Ukraine will sue Slovakia over grain ban extension, threatening to also impose trade restrictions on Slovakia.

Police charge notorious ex-Military Intelligence chief, seize expensive whiskey

The police operation “Virus” concerns overpriced defence purchases.

Slovak Matters: You say tomato, I think potato

The "little genius" confronts her Slovak-Vietnamese dilemmas through writing

Young writer Hoang Anh Nguyen on growing up in a Vietnamese family in Slovakia.

9 mesmerising Slovak Paradise gorges for walking trips

Unlike some other spots in the national park, these gorges are without the crowds.

News digest: September polls hint of what to expect at elections

What people think about the new cycling paths near the Danube, grape festivities in Pezinok, and the age of a prehistoric lake in Slovakia determined.

Škoda launches digital car rental in Slovakia

The selection includes new and well-maintained vehicles no more than 9 months old.

A government without Smer is possible

September polls show it will be painful.

Atoms forming due to cosmic rays shed light on age of prehistoric Slovak lake

Turiec Lake eventually disappeared.

In Bratislava, a Ukrainian refugee does what he knows best

Ukrainian psychologist and refugee Denys Vasiliev describes moving to and working in Slovakia.

There's a new way to enjoy a beautiful waterfall in central Slovakia

Visitors can lie down and cool their feet by the waterfall thanks to new benches.