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The public losing track of who rules the country. President criticises the government
President Zuzana Čaputová delivers her state of the republic address in parliament.
Schools are trying to save on energy wherever they can
The Education Ministry does not want to shorten the school week, nor employ distance education.
Terrible living conditions in camps mean refugees want a better life west (interview)
Peter Devínsky on why migration routes now go through Slovakia.
Mosquito numbers plunge as hot weather continues
Experts warn bugs could still proliferate.
Richard Sulík: Robert Fico is evil, but so is Igor Matovič
SaS chair talked to PM Eduard Heger.
The uncertain future of Matovič's package for families
The government passed several anti-inflation measures on May 18. It is now time for MPs to vote.
Zuzana Čaputová accepts invitation to Kyiv
The president would like to bring an specific offer of help on her visit.
Poll: war has limited influence on party support
Hlas is still the strongest party while SaS support has dropped.
Ukrainian flag waves atop Bratislava's Hotel Kyjev, but refugees cannot stay there
Hotel Kyjev has been awaiting renovation for two decades.
Refugees at home: how to request state contribution
The benefit depends on number of nights and rooms provided.
Those who have accepted the possibility that they might die no longer go to shelters
Dentist-turned-military medic from western Ukraine first helped the wounded at Maidan in Kyiv in 2014.
Fico legitimises party of ĽSNS renegades as potential partner
Having extremist parties as coalition partners is not supported by voters of the current coalition.
Russian in Slovakia: It is hard for people to admit Putin acts like Hitler
It might take years before I see my family in Russia and Ukraine, says Russian native and Bratislava inhabitant.
Covid isolation period could be cut to keep country running
Shortage of employees could put important services under threat.
Gastronomy facilities open for recovered and vaccinated people, lockdown to be reconsidered
They can still sell takeaway and provide delivery.
Regional hygienists starting to close schools
Schools in 11 districts have switched to remote learning so far.
Facebook post not necessarily enough to prosecute a bully
MP Taraba published a picture of the president's daughter, saying he was not being ironic.
No antibodies study on unvaccinated people. Scientists lack money
The study could help predict the course of the pandemic or set restrictions in districts according to regional hygienists.
Conflict in coalition is far from over. Kollár lacks support for his pet project
Sme Rodina chair Boris Kollár leveraged his stay in coalition with rental flats, but support is uncertain.
Poll: Fico takes votes from Pellegrini, Smer fares better than coalition SaS
Renegades from far-right ĽSNS would enter the parliament for the first time.
- Second wave of coronavirus epidemic will surely come, Slovakia is now better prepared
- Bratislava Region toughens up its COVID-19 measures. Here’s what you should prepare for
- Matovič criticises COVID-19 tests. Head of the material reserves will be dismissed
- Explainer: Will Slovak soldiers fight in Ukraine? Why Fico is lying about Paris summit
- How will shopping, eating out or going to church look in the third wave? (Q&A)
- Neither engaging, nor offensive. What would Heger be like as PM?
- Stricter abortion rules do not require coalition deal. What is in the coalition agreement?
- They sold their flat in Switzerland and moved to eastern Slovakia. Why? Photo
- See Slovakia’s first robot-built home rise, brick by brick
- We are all Americans now
- How I met my motherland
- Police storm Slovak restaurant to detain ‘godfather of Cologne’
- Who really pushed Slovakia into debt? Fico and Pellegrini lit the fuse.
- Russian discount chain to launch in Slovakia
- The myth of cheap Russian gas: How come Slovaks pay so much more than Czechs?
- They sold their flat in Switzerland and moved to eastern Slovakia. Why? Photo
- See Slovakia’s first robot-built home rise, brick by brick
- We are all Americans now
- The myth of cheap Russian gas: How come Slovaks pay so much more than Czechs?
- Police storm Slovak restaurant to detain ‘godfather of Cologne’
- Trenčín’s big moment: Can Slovakia’s castle city assume Europe’s cultural crown?
- News digest: From chemtrails to 9/11, survey reveals 37% of Slovaks believe in conspiracies
- How I met my motherland
- How I met my motherland
- 3 free things to do in Bratislava in the next seven days
- Weekend: Art, apples and autumn vibes take over Slovakia Photo
- We are all Americans now
- They sold their flat in Switzerland and moved to eastern Slovakia. Why? Photo
- Russian discount chain to launch in Slovakia
- Police storm Slovak restaurant to detain ‘godfather of Cologne’
- See Slovakia’s first robot-built home rise, brick by brick
- Last Week: High-speed austerity, a constitutional shocker and yet another plagiarist
- How I met my motherland
- How to “win the lottery” with the Slovak police as a foreigner
- We are all Americans now
- 3 free things to do in Bratislava in the next seven days
- A personal note in the form of a painting travels from Slovakia to NATO HQ
- Weekend: Art, apples and autumn vibes take over Slovakia Photo
- Piargy Mine: Kremnica’s German heritage
- News digest: From chemtrails to 9/11, survey reveals 37% of Slovaks believe in conspiracies
- Trenčín’s big moment: Can Slovakia’s castle city assume Europe’s cultural crown?
- The myth of cheap Russian gas: How come Slovaks pay so much more than Czechs?
- Bratislava’s historic pharmacy reopens with large-scale 3D model of mediaeval city Photo
- See Slovakia’s first robot-built home rise, brick by brick
- Profits under pressure: Slovakia’s top family businesses in 2024
- News digest: Empty chair in Denmark, bloody shirt in court
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