PUBLIC interest in their communist secret service files has been so great that the new National Memory Institute has had to print more information request forms just two weeks after it opened, say staff at the Justice Ministry.
Most of the applicants turning up in person at the institute have been older people, including some Slovak expatriates, according to the daily SME.
19. May 2003 at 0:00 | From press reports of TASR and SITA
External servers are now much more secure than local business ones, according to experts.
Behind the decline in alcohol consumption is, for example, the abandoning of the habit of drinking at work – typical especially during communism, according to an expert.
President Andrej Kiska addressed UN commenting poverty, instability and climate change.
Czech and Slovak financial group acquires a majority share in Austrian private bank Wiener Privatbank.
