Back to their old jobs. From left to right, Premier Vladimír Mečiar, HZDS deputies Dušan Slobodník, Augustin Marián Húska and Katarína Tothová and ZRS leader Ján Ľupták. |
21. Dec 1998 at 0:00
1998 in pictures: shining moments
Top stories
- 1. News digest: Slovakia pledges help after Turkey quake
- 2. Language barrier limits Slovaks’ hospitality, foreign students say
- 3. Heavy snow and high winds wreak havoc
- 4. Why Slovaks love to accumulate letters before and after their names
- 5. Capital's public transport to operate request stop only policy
- 6. Elections are coming, but only after a long parliamentary free-for-all
- 7. Village full of Native Americans in south Slovakia entertains whole country
- 8. Diesel hike warnings after EU oil ban
- 9. Some animals appear charismatic to us without knowing why
- 10. Date, marry, divorce... repeat?
- 1. Why Slovaks love to accumulate letters before and after their names
- 2. Getting young people to think outside the box
- 3. Date, marry, divorce... repeat?
- 4. Some animals appear charismatic to us without knowing why
- 5. News digest: Slovakia pledges help after Turkey quake
- 6. Photograph captured green comet in High Tatras
- 7. Weekend: First Slovak movie to portray queer couple airs
- 8. Language barrier limits Slovaks’ hospitality, foreign students say
- 9. Foreigners: Top 10 events in Bratislava
- 10. Village full of Native Americans in south Slovakia entertains whole country
- 1. Why Slovaks love to accumulate letters before and after their names
- 2. Date, marry, divorce... repeat?
- 3. Getting young people to think outside the box
- 4. Photograph captured green comet in High Tatras
- 5. Mobilisation hoax prompts hundreds of Slovaks to refuse service in case of war
- 6. News digest: Mochovce to make Slovakia energy self-sufficient again
- 7. News digest: Madly in love, Sudanese dentist secretly marries Slovak woman but says nothing to his parents
- 8. Weekend: First Slovak movie to portray queer couple airs
- 9. Foreigners: Top 10 events in Bratislava
- 10. Third Mochovce reactor connects to grid - 11 years late