Archive of articles - December 2023, page 3
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News digest: Final coal mining cart pulled from Nováky mine
More trains for Christmas holidays, Bratislava outskirts teeming with culture, and a recipe for Christmas baking.
Extra trains laid on for Christmas
More carriages for those on some international routes.
Slovakia has changed since I first visited in the nineties
I used to come to Slovakia as a tourist, now I'm a refugee.
Bratislava outskirts teem with culture, but many locals indifferent about it
The city doesn't know the number of community centres.
Slovak firm makes furniture for hotels in France and Germany
Idona is currently completing two new production halls.
How to make Medovníky, Slovak spiced honey cookies
Medovníky are everywhere in Slovakia around Christmas, from fancy decorated ones in market stalls to simple treats in grandma's kitchen.
News digest: Becoming a Slovak will be more expensive
What it takes to run a family business in Slovakia, Christmas concerts, and a Scottish native who found home in Slovakia in 1989.
From citizenship fee to taxes. People will pay more and work on Constitution Day from 2024
MPs approve the government's €1.5 billion consolidation package.
Train rides connecting Bratislava and European cities are unaffordable Christmas experience, finds Greenpeace
More polluting flights are visibly cheaper, the organisation says.
New sauna with 'Slovak Sea' view opens in eastern Slovakia
The new attraction built on the banks of the Zemplínska Šírava water reservoir.
After 33 years in Slovakia, the Scot is okay with his contribution to the country. But he still feels like an outsider
Glaswegian teacher and musician John Boyd reflects on his life in Slovakia.
Unprepared generations: The problems of family businesses in Slovakia
Expert Erika Matwij discusses the benefits and pitfalls of keeping a firm in the family.
News digest: Japanese giant to buy Košice steelworks
Austrian bank's plan to expand into Slovakia, Bratislava tram projects, and a ruling that helps foreigners.
Japanese firm acquires U.S. Steel for almost $15 billion
The Košice steelworks, owned by U.S. Steel, has been underfinanced for years.
Constitutional Court tells police when they cannot reject foreigner’s residence application
Reliance on the non-explanatory negative opinion written by secret service not enough, the court rules.
Trust in Speaker Pellegrini on rise before presidential race
Hlas leader Peter Pellegrini is considering running for president.
Bratislava plans on investing into tram projects, including one to the airport
Several projects will be finished soon.
‘The memory of a fish in a bowl’: Slovak journalists reflect on a ‘bitter’ year
Those who covered the murder of Ján Kuciak wonder why it already means so little to voters.
Family Business: Asset Protection in Crisis Situations
Family businesses can entail numerous consequences that spouses often fail to fully grasp before crises occur.
Austrian private bank expands services in Slovakia
Gutmann announces “next step” amid growing demand for exclusive banking.
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