List of author's articles, page 6
Slovak Post offshoot fined for failing to report millions in suspect transactions
Fined firm says the money was deposited by refugees from Ukraine.
Former court official indicted for fraud, yet still hired by government
Ivan Solej, accused of fraud and excessive salaries, kept a Justice Ministry job and later secured an EU-funded contract.
Thieves rip skier statue from square and cash it in
Thieves spent 45 minutes stealing the statue in Kežmarok.
Teen girl sets man on fire and goes back to school next day
Meanwhile, the town of Gelnica, where the incident happened, recently made headlines over claims of racism.
More exhibitions, projects closing or in risk of closure in National Gallery
Management yet to say there is plan to supplant cancelled acitivities, exhibitions.
McDonald's announces big expansion in Slovakia
Plan is to enter smaller towns as well.
Criticism, admiration, and a pledge of loyalty: What Danko wrote to Fico
Letter from SNS leader Andrej Danko to the prime minister.
Top Polish football club wanted Matej Trusa - until they heard the price
Another Slovak forward, Dávid Strelec, was on the verge of a move to England - but the deal fell through.
Pedals over politics: City backs cyclists as Danube bike path debate continues
The Bratislava city council stands behind its design, waits for response of the Transport Ministry.
New Knihobox service brings 24/7 book pickups to Petržalka Library
The new service will be free of charge during the three-month pilot phase.
Environment minister wants hydropower plant, leaving people in affected area despondent
Former ice-hockey goalie among people affected by proposed plant.
Ukrainians, homeless and Roma share experience of abuse at shopping mall
Security guards at Bratislava's Nivy shopping centre have reportedly been attacking homeless people. One died recently, after being accused of theft.
European prosecutor is investigating alleged corruption at Slovak hospitals
The investigation affects a €212-million funding call for projects paid from the EU Recovery Plan.
Scientists uncover lost ruins and terraced fields in the Štiavnické Hills
Advanced aerial scanning has exposed forgotten structures on Hrádok.
Slovakia stays loyal to Gazprom as Russian gas starts flowing via TurkStream
Deliveries set to soar from April, says SPP gas supplier.
New higher education legislation aims at better management of universities
Opposition says amendment will drive more young people out of the country.
Major estate agent advertiser fined – Have you used their sites?
Anti-monopoly Office cites unfair practices.
Dissatisfaction growing in eastern Slovakia, Smer bastions join protests
Protests in small towns require courage, says political scientist.
If introduced, US tariffs would hit Slovakia significantly
Automotive industry would be affected the most.
Fico denies Slovakia will leave EU – but leaves informal Brussels meeting early
President Pellegrini’s round table falls flat as key opposition leaders refuse to attend.
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- The inventor of water-propelled car was not poisoned, and yes, eliminating genders in the EU is a hoax
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- Celeste Buckingham returned money to Trump
- Curfew and closed schools. Slovakia goes into a mild lockdown this weekend
- Coronavirus will close schools, bars and airports. Crisis staff adopts precautions
- Slovakia enters all-out lockdown
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- News digest: Crisis, what crisis? Culture minister's empty limousine tours Europe
- Strange romance: Slovak leaders’ affection for Russia has yo-yoed
- What abides: Giving a shit
- Syrian about to finally finish hotel in Bratislava started 17 years ago
- 'Don’t be afraid to use cash, say Slovak entrepreneurs as transaction tax begins
- Weekend: On your marks, get set... Running and marathon season beckons
- What abides: Giving a shit
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- Strange romance: Slovak leaders’ affection for Russia has yo-yoed
- A diplomat who thrives on building bridges…and making things happen
- Foot-and-mouth outbreak hits major Slovak cattle farm near Austrian and Czech borders Photo
- Číž spa water once even sent to USA
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- Trading McDonald’s for the front lines
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