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Daniel Tomko junior with father Daniel Tomko from Tomark company.

From furniture to finance: businesses that shaped Slovakia’s market economy

Celebrating 30 years of entrepreneurship and expansion.

Volkswagen plant in Bratislava

A partnership centuries in the making

Slovakia’s accession to the EU enabled Germany to become its biggest trade partner.

Thomas Kurz

News digest: Thousands march as Fico stands by “Russian-style” NGO bill

The premier has remained silent on Trump’s new tariffs. The country’s central bank governor called the move “a small Armageddon”.

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Slovakia clings to its gas transit dream, even as pipelines burn

Despite an explosion at a key Russian station, Bratislava presses ahead with plans to restore gas flows via Ukraine.

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VW Slovakia plant in Bratislava

Volkswagen Slovakia posts strong 2024 results despite tariff threat

The Bratislava plant boosted profit and output last year, but US protectionism and rising costs pose fresh risks for Slovakia’s flagship exporter.

The unfinished Hotel Alibaba.

Syrian about to finally finish hotel in Bratislava started 17 years ago

The hotel will have a fitness centre, wellness centre, and a congress hall as well.

Číž, southern Slovakia

Číž spa water once even sent to USA

A local accidentally discovered salty water on his land.

Branislav Chovan
Rozkvitnutá čerešňa pílkatá nazývaná aj sakura.

3 free things to do in Bratislava in the next seven days

Visit Rythms and Algorithms exhibition or Sakura and Art Festival.

A protest against Prime Minister Robert Fico’s December visit to Moscow, held at Bratislava’s Freedom Square on Monday, 23 December, 2024.

Strange romance: Slovak leaders’ affection for Russia has yo-yoed

From Mečiar’s NATO sabotage in the 1990s to Fico’s photo-ops with Putin today.

US President Donald Trump (l) and former Slovak premier Vladimír Mečiar (r)

What abides: Giving a shit

The twin towers are down, we’ve all moved on, but The Slovak Spectator’s essentials are as relevant as ever.

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