List of author's articles, page 2
Ten thousand for a bear: the business of bear hunting
Hunting bears in Slovakia was once popular with the Libyan army.
Controversy over "practical woman" programme
The programme is intended for children who haven't finished primary education.
Blame shifting over polluted river
Offices and companies point fingers at each other over major pollution that has killed aquatic wildlife.
Hotels help refugees with no state aid in sight
Belated aid hurts hotels largely dependent on the summer tourist season.
Poll: Slovaks against disconnecting from Russian gas
People don't want higher energy prices.
Respirators might be dropped after Easter
The pandemic situation seems to be improving.
Poll: Support dips for pro-Putin parties (+graphs)
Hlas still most popular party.
Slovakia's air defence relies on Russian technicians
Defence Ministry chose not to use alternative for its MiG jets.
Foreigners' children often not welcome in Slovak schools
Their number has increased five times in the past ten years and schools are woefully unprepared.
War in Ukraine would change Slovakia, too
The country would brace itself to welcome people running across the eastern border.
Slovak MEP runs for vice-president of European Parliament. What are his chances?
Observers agree that he would handle the position well.
Universities say no to ministry's concession. They insist the reform will threaten their autonomy
The discussion will switch from the expert to the political level.
The largest disinformation website issued a printed magazine and sent it to schools
Many of them threw it away or sent it back.
Tests show 15,000 new positive cases. What is behind the drastic increase?
The positivity rate of the tests has only increased slightly.
EU money at risk. Universities oppose the planned reform
The representatives of universities in Slovakia disagree with more powers to the management boards, among others.
He threatened journalists online but later used hackers as an excuse
Police found that 93 comments violated the law.
Applause for frontline workers replaced with salary freeze
Regional hygienists, nursing homes employees, teachers and soldiers will all be affected.
China's mischievous intents behind cooperation with Slovak universities
China is unfamiliar with the region and Slovak universities can be of help. But its motivations may not be earnest at all times.
New bus station is open, but Bratislava still far from a new train station
The capital will not see a new main railway station earlier than 2030.
Face of vaccination campaign hides from radical antivaxxers abroad
Slovakia’s chief hygienist receives threats everyday. Vaccination teams have been attacked as well.
- War in Ukraine would change Slovakia, too
- Tests show 15,000 new positive cases. What is behind the drastic increase?
- A Smer government is not the only option. There are two plausible alternatives
- New bus station is open, but Bratislava still far from a new train station
- Foreigners' children often not welcome in Slovak schools
- Thousands of flats in rental grey zone
- Face of vaccination campaign hides from radical antivaxxers abroad
- Foot-and-mouth outbreak hits major Slovak cattle farm near Austrian and Czech borders Photo
- News digest: 350 brown bears to be culled as Slovakia declares emergency
- What abides: Giving a shit
- Strange romance: Slovak leaders’ affection for Russia has yo-yoed
- Flats in Bratislava are getting smaller, otherwise no one would buy them
- 3 free things to do in Bratislava in the next seven days
- Bratislava to get new flats as iconic building awaits reconstruction
- A diplomat who thrives on building bridges…and making things happen
- News digest: 350 brown bears to be culled as Slovakia declares emergency
- We are partners, friends and Allies
- From Mexico to Slovakia – finding a new life Audio
- Foot-and-mouth outbreak hits major Slovak cattle farm near Austrian and Czech borders Photo
- Flats in Bratislava are getting smaller, otherwise no one would buy them
- A diplomat who thrives on building bridges…and making things happen
- News digest: Bear suspected of killing man in central Slovakia
- Bratislava satellite town breaks records and keeps expanding
- Foot-and-mouth outbreak hits major Slovak cattle farm near Austrian and Czech borders Photo
- Trading McDonald’s for the front lines
- From Mexico to Slovakia – finding a new life Audio
- News digest: Bear suspected of killing man in central Slovakia
- Bratislava satellite town breaks records and keeps expanding
- A paper that wasn’t supposed to last
- France and Slovakia: Believing, loving, and working together
- We are partners, friends and Allies
- Slovak dad drops everything for son’s NHL debut — even a flight
- Foot-and-mouth outbreak hits major Slovak cattle farm near Austrian and Czech borders Photo
- The Slovak-American who wants the world to witness the quality of Slovak wines
- France and Slovakia: Believing, loving, and working together
- Then … Now
- Dialects: can west understand east?
- Last Week: As disease spreads, Fico no longer insists on a “different opinion”
- Trading McDonald’s for the front lines
- Číž spa water once even sent to USA
- 3 free things to do in Bratislava in the next seven days
- Strange romance: Slovak leaders’ affection for Russia has yo-yoed
- What abides: Giving a shit
- Slovakia’s rising stars are changing what it means to lead
- A diplomat who thrives on building bridges…and making things happen
- Bratislava to get new flats as iconic building awaits reconstruction
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