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Slovakia in the running as French-Chinese carmaker shifts SUV production plans
Poland dropped from Leapmotor B10 production plans, writes Reuters.
Towns raise fees for kindergartens amid funding shift, but some hold off
Starting in January 2025, the state will take over the funding of kindergartens in Slovakia.
Uncovering the early history of the universe, particle by particle
A specially designed experiment studies the first moments of the universe.
News digest: Slovakia's political system ripe for change, says PM Fico
Iggy Pop to headline Pohoda 2025, what to see at this year's Photography Month, and how to make pastries from the UNESCO list of intangible cultural heritage.
My time has come, says Slovakia hockey team coach after winning Deutschland Cup
Craig Ramsay happy with performance of new players.
Former MFA Korčok joins Progressive Slovakia to make plan to defeat PM Fico
Ivan Korčok wants to work in the interest of Slovakia.
War veterans are honoured by Slovaks and expats at Remembrance Sunday service near Bratislava
The ceremony took place at the site where an RAF bomber was downed 80 years ago, during World War II.
The king of Slovak bread is in Czechia (list of the largest bakeries)
One name rules them all.
Last Week: What will a Trump presidency look like? Slovakia offers some hints
The proposed Covid amnesty is a case in point.
Tradition will never disappear as long as there are generations to share it
Baking doesn’t have to be a profession; it can be driven by passion and a desire to preserve tradition, say sisters Helena Matkovičová and Anna Eglová.
A Vietnamese Slovak’s quest for belonging
Kvet Nguyen, a Slovak artist and writer of Vietnamese descent, captures the beauty and complexity of living between cultures in her work and storytelling.
Ecology and fragility of ageing male body. What is Photography Month about this year?
Five-must-seen exhibitions from Photography Month
A mobile app tells wheelchair users which Bratislava sights are barrier-free
The vertiginous UFO restaurant is accessible to wheelchair travellers.
News digest: Nationalist leader Andrej Danko was the top-earning politician last year
Fico's partnership with China, Norwegian company invests in Slovakia, and the assassination-attempt photo that won a competition.
Long-term Norwegian investor in Trenčín plans major expansion
Rope-maker Timm plans a €10 million investment, adding a new production hall and creating 40 jobs.
Slovaks earned more than Hungarians and Poles last year, according to Eurostat
Slovaks' relative incomes may be higher than was suggested by a recent analysis by tax advisory firm Forvis Mazars.
Robert Fico's main topic as PM is Robert Fico
Slovakia is not the prime minister's property and certainly not a commodity for Chinese buyers.
Slovak scientists make significant progress in the fight against harmful bacteria
A selection of short feel-good stories from Slovakia.
Weekend: Two festivals for adventurous souls
Here's what to do during the weekend.
Slovak Press Photo contest highlights talent amidst funding struggles
Donations from public help the competition to survive, for now.
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