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Tower with a past plots its starry comeback
Struck by lightning and left to rot, this 1920s relic is preparing for a stylish return — with public input welcome.
Fico’s office approves funds for groups linked to Kremlin-friendly news sites
Two civic groups tied to controversial websites to receive €10,000 each from the prime minister’s reserve fund.
3 free things to do in Bratislava in the next seven days
Bring a little green into your life.
Mafia trio jailed for killing man who knew too much
More than 20 years after René Sánka vanished, his killers are finally brought to justice.
Slovakia could be fined millions as sewage system falls 40 years behind
Only 71 percent of population connected, far below EU average.
Ambulance, outpatient or ER? Know when to go
Your quick guide to emergency care in Slovakia.
Dialects: can west understand east?
Some dialect variations can be limited to one village.
News digest: SNS chair causes stir in coalition, refuses to back up proposals
New speaker in parliament, national football team’s World Cup hopes, and an interview with a German Studies scholar.
This protest was for Gaza—then it turned into a showdown with a Marxist MEP and a far-right influencer
Led by members of the anti-capitalist Front movement, the protest in central Bratislava drew a modest turnout of around 80 attendees.
What are Slovakia’s chances of qualifying to the FIFA World Cup?
Germany, Northern Ireland and Luxembourg in Slovakia’s group.
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