SDK leader Mikuláš Dzurinda, formerly with moustache and hair, begins to show signs of stress in coalition negotiations. |
21. Dec 1998 at 0:00
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Nicholson: Only a naive person would believe anything has changed
A former Slovak Spectator and Sme journalist wrote a book about the Gorilla file.
Discrepancies found in the draft state budget
Minister Kamenický proposed the draft budget at the last minute. It is too optimistic.
The biggest illegal factory in central Europe has caused millions in damages
47 people have been arrested. They can spend up to eight years in prison.
Two nominees for Record of the Year released within a week
Arguably, only a handful of journalists are likely to hear all 39 hours of Gorilla, but the public will no doubt jump at some sequences.
- 1. The construction of Slovakia’s first skyscraper may start soon Photo
- 2. Gorilla recording has been leaked online
- 3. Slovakia listens to Gorilla
- 4. Protests will take place, Pellegrini says Fico can sleep well at night
- 5. Washington Post describes Čaputová as Slovakia’s success
- 6. Slovakia will introduce a new type of highway vignette
- 7. Slovak band Elán pointed a gun at journalists in a new video Video
- 8. Two Slovak universities will get millions to excel at R&D
- 9. Permanent residence business: 1,500 people registered at one flat
- 10. Čaputová sees worst concerns confirmed, Pellegrini disgusted
- 1. The construction of Slovakia’s first skyscraper may start soon Photo
- 2. Čaputová sees worst concerns confirmed, Pellegrini disgusted
- 3. Permanent residence business: 1,500 people registered at one flat
- 4. Gorilla recording has been leaked online
- 5. Slovakia listens to Gorilla
- 6. Kočner allegedly made a death threat against ex-general prosecutor Trnka
- 7. Washington Post describes Čaputová as Slovakia’s success
- 8. Which are the best hospitals in Slovakia?
- 9. The biggest illegal factory in central Europe has caused millions in damages Photo
- 10. Brussels calls on Slovakia not to segregate Roma at schools
- 1. The construction of Slovakia’s first skyscraper may start soon Photo
- 2. The biggest illegal factory in central Europe has caused millions in damages Photo
- 3. Čaputová sees worst concerns confirmed, Pellegrini disgusted
- 4. Permanent residence business: 1,500 people registered at one flat
- 5. The construction of the new bus station in Bratislava has progressed Photo
- 6. Gorilla recording has been leaked online
- 7. Parking changes in Bratislava’s Old Town
- 8. Kočner allegedly made a death threat against ex-general prosecutor Trnka
- 9. Slovakia listens to Gorilla
- 10. Aeromodelling World Champion: State aid can’t even cover basic expenses Photo