Nina Hrabovská Francelová

Nina Hrabovská Francelová

Nina Hrabovská Francelová started to work for The Slovak Spectator as a student of journalism in October 2016. She received her bachelor's degree in journalism at the Palacký University in Olomouc and a master's degree in journalism at Comenius University in Bratislava. She spent one semester at the Jagiellonian University in Kraków and participated in several international courses for journalists. 

Author also writes for: Novyny


List of author's articles

German company Schaeffler opened a development and testing centre for electromobility and automated driving in Kysucké Nové Mesto in June 2023.
Expansion of existing production as well as arrival of new investors.
Slovak universities have refused to merge, despite millions of euros from the EU being on the table.
James Monroe Števko
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Chance for descendants to become Slovak made easier after law change last year.
Sibyla Mislovičová
Thirty years after divorcing, Czechs and Slovaks still understand each other without hesitation.
Volvo’s is the first large-scale manufacturing investment in Košice since the steelmaker U.S. Steel arrived in the city almost 25 years ago.
Check out the investment highlights from Slovakia over the past year.
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The Turiec region offers everything from mountain exploits to historic events.
The Tatras.
Chopok also offers a gastronomic experience combined with views and a cable car ride.
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Foreigners can influence the results of the upcoming regional elections. Here is what you need to know before visiting a polling station.
Malinô Brdo downhill
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Cycling without cars, circuit or wild downhill, everything could be found in northern Slovakia.
Sauna ritual in Bešeňová
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The Žilina region boasts of a number of unique spas and water attractions where you can find everything from adventure to relaxation.
Between Veľký and Malý Kriváň in Malá Fatra mountain range
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Take out your hiking shoes and backpack, these trips will enchant you.
Magical meadow in Kysuce region
An Instagrammable place where you will learn something new.
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Ease your hiking muscles in a spa after a two-hour hike with incredible views and a walk through time.
Hike to Terchovské srdce
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It is not always necessary to conquer thousands of vertical metres to have gorgeous views.
Treehouse accomodation offers a unique way to comfortably commune with nature.
Easier integration of foreigners and Slovaks returning from abroad are among the measures laid out by the plan, which should pour hundreds of millions of euros into the Slovak economy.
Slovak PM will appear on BBC soon. Shops will be closed on Sunday.
Cosmin Boiangiu, executive director of the European Labour Authority
ELA is ready to look at circulation mobility with people heading where the economy needs them.
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The network could be helpful for both job-seekers and employers wanting to hire.
Robert Fico
Fico has been preparing his supporters for this scenario, so it may not affect his popular backing.
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