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News digest: Close, but no cigar – Slavic tongues are more different than you might think
Bratislava has restored 10 barbecue spots in its municipal forests, it's 11 years since the air crash that claimed the lives of hockey players including Slovak Pavol Demitra, and why an Irish daily thinks Bratislava is an underrated destination.
Slovakia tests blending hydrogen in natural gas pipelines
A way how to make the gas industry greener as well as reduce dependence on Russian gas.
War in Ukraine changes Europe’s gas map
LNG in focus as Slovakia reduces dependence on Russian gas.
News digest: Long-awaited Mochovce third reactor gets final OK to power up
Bratislava's UFO bridge turns 50, a Polish-Slovak interconnecting gas pipeline is ceremonially opened, and Galandia water park is to close due to high energy prices.
Chicago and Bloody Wednesday are part of the history of Bratislava's squares
The biggest central space in Slovakia's capital tells its history before it changes again.
American IT companies eye Slovakia to relocate operations from Russia
Arrival of Volvo proves eastern Slovakia’s investment potential.
News digest: Slovakia marks anniversary of Warsaw Pact invasion
Fire consumes vineyards in Bratislava, another tanker with LNG for Slovakia arrives in Croatia and the President's Office wants to lead by example by cutting its energy consumption.
Post-wedding bliss of the author behind the bare-chested man photo lasted only three days
Exhibition of Ladislav Bielik's photos from 1968 shows life in Bratislava before and after the invasion.
News digest: The Interior Ministry reports some unusual requests
Bratislava's historic Koch Garden opens to the public, more than 500,000 cars roll off Slovak production lines in six months, and the ruling coalition discusses its own future.
Digital art installation turns into living organism at Bratislava’s Stará Tržnica
Capital gets world premiere of renowned French artist’s interactive work.
Exquisite garden in Bratislava’s Old Town opens to the public
The Koch Garden, the only one of its kind in Slovakia, awaits full renovation.
The most expensive country in the region? Data do not match Slovakia's reality
Analysts point to problematic statistics indicators.
Estée Lauder denied her roots, but others were proud of their Slovak origins
Great Jewish women’s links to Slovakia highlighted at new exhibition.
News digest: Beauty contestant's Illegal Bratislava beach hut gets the chop
Slovakia receives first, €400m payment from EU Recovery plan, fines for drivers who use mobiles are to rise, reconstruction of Trenčín synagogue begins.
Ancient Roman boat to drop anchor in Bratislava on its Danube cruise
Danuvina Alacris presents the Roman history of countries along the Danube, to reach Slovakia in early August.
ECB move to tame inflation sparks Slovak rate hikes
Warning mortgages may become unaffordable for low-income groups.
Attraction of Bratislava flats as buy-to-let investments declines
The main reason? The steep increase in residential real estate prices.
Closed recycling loop reduces need for raw material and energy
Volkswagen Slovakia sends high-quality aluminium offcuts for re-processing.
News digest: Bratislavans will get to travel on hydrogen buses next year
Slovakia was added to Russia's list of “unfriendly” nations, a TV series about former Slovak PM Mikuláš Dzurinda is canned (for now), and the country's oldest university celebrates.
Logistics chains disrupted by war in Ukraine bring new opportunities to Slovakia
Companies with German capital continue to contribute the most to the Slovak state budget.
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- Baker of legendary rolls tries a forgotten Bratislava delicacy Photo
- Bathing in Danube has its charm as well its downside Photo
- Software company Eset wants a Silicon Valley in Bratislava Photo
- In Bratislava and free: Jean-Michel Jarre will perform concert against backdrop of the UFO bridge
- How we spoke in Bratislava
- Cypriot recipes: Mahalepi (video included)
- Foreigners’ Police promise faster bookings and new service desks starting Monday
- “Bože môj”: In search of my Rusyn self
- Last Week: Of hired assassins, fake guesthouses and hybrid operations
- Bratislava switches to warmer street lighting in response to public criticism
- How to spend 48 hours in Bratislava
- Slovakia's transaction tax risks competitiveness, says European Commission
- In Slovakia, corporate volunteers restore castles, clean parks and plant hope
- News digest: Fico wants Europe to take lessons from Uzbekistan Photo
- Last Week: Of hired assassins, fake guesthouses and hybrid operations
- “Bože môj”: In search of my Rusyn self
- Foreigners’ Police promise faster bookings and new service desks starting Monday
- Bratislava switches to warmer street lighting in response to public criticism
- How to spend 48 hours in Bratislava
- Young Slovak’s breakthrough wins him grand prize at world science competition
- No laughing matter: Slovakia’s top comedians kicked out of state-run venue
- Jordanian runs Lebanese restaurant in Bratislava: Slovaks welcomed me better than Austrians
- “Bože môj”: In search of my Rusyn self
- Last Week: Of hired assassins, fake guesthouses and hybrid operations
- 3 free things to do in Bratislava in the next seven days
- Bratislava switches to warmer street lighting in response to public criticism
- How to spend 48 hours in Bratislava
- Foreigners’ Police promise faster bookings and new service desks starting Monday
- EU red tape is choking innovation – and Slovakia could be the next casualty
- Young Slovak’s breakthrough wins him grand prize at world science competition
- “Bože môj”: In search of my Rusyn self
- 3 free things to do in Bratislava in the next seven days
- Last Week: Of hired assassins, fake guesthouses and hybrid operations
- The hidden costs of Slovakia’s complicated tax system
- Making a fortune off pilgrims
- Top 10 events in Bratislava for foreigners
- How to spend 48 hours in Bratislava
- No laughing matter: Slovakia’s top comedians kicked out of state-run venue
- News digest: Fico wants Europe to take lessons from Uzbekistan Photo
- Slovakia's transaction tax risks competitiveness, says European Commission
- Experts demand investigation into relocation of renaissance bust
- Foreigners’ Police promise faster bookings and new service desks starting Monday
- Last Week: Of hired assassins, fake guesthouses and hybrid operations
- News digest: Teachers to be graded like students, with the best-rated receiving bonuses
- Travelling hundreds of kilometres in pursuit of the perfect lightning Photo
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