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We need to protect climate now. Nuclear power doesn't help us, says German minister
We will continue to stand by Ukraine's side as long as it takes, says Germany's Minister of State for Europe and Climate Anna Lührmann.
MFA Wlachovský: Slovaks would be surprised by what Russians say about us
The new head of Slovak diplomacy, Wlachovský, explains what he wants to accomplish.
Russian propaganda exaggerates Ukrainian corruption, says future EU ambassador to Ukraine
Katarína Mathernová will be the EU ambassador to Kyiv.
US defending Slovakia is not a promise, it's a commitment
US Ambassador Bridget Brink is leaving her post after three years.
CEO at Kyiv Independent: Putin will not stop in Ukraine. Our neighbours could come next
Daryna Shevchenko describes the war in Kyiv and journalism in times of war.
The Taliban hates educated women, says Afghan-Slovak filmmaker rescued from Kabul
She first came to Slovakia as a refugee aged 17, now Sahraa Karimi describes her escape from Afghanistan.
Without team effort, the EU will become irrelevant
Russia and China already see the Union as weak and quarrelsome, Slovakia's ex-PM Mikuláš Dzurinda says in the interview.
Kuciak murder needs to be clarified in order for Slovakia to move forward
Dutch MEP who has monitored the rule of law after the murder of Ján Kuciak and Martina Kušnírová says the system was the problem in Slovakia.
Varoufakis: Kažimír was the worst, outschäubling Schäuble
I tried to facilitate an escape from debtors' prison but I failed, says the former Greek finance minister.
French analyst: Danko in Russia? It’s detrimental but in the end, no one really cares
In an interview, Thibault Muzergues talks about the image of Slovakia abroad and the impact of upcoming elections.
1989: I knew immediately that Sľúbili sme si lásku would be a hit
People in the streets weren’t damaged by the regime; it rather annoyed, tired and disgusted them, said the singer songwriter of the 1989 revolution anthem.
Juncker: I am still a great fan of enlargement
The leaving European Commission President spoke exclusively to four V4 media.
Šefčovič: EU did not mind my campaign
Slovakia's EU Commissioner would like to continue in Brussels after EP election.
Czech koreanist: They teach maths by counting killed American bastards instead of apples
Nina Špitálniková studied in North Korea. She describes daily life in the totalitarian regime, labour camps, and relationships between men and women.
From Slovakia to the streets of Kenya
The feature I didn't write, though it deserved to be.
I am not afraid, I do not work like Kuciak
Sometimes trolls burst into our office and shout at us until we convince them to leave, but they never sue us, says David Crawford from the newsgroup Correctiv who were the first to discover who downed MH17 over Donetsk.
Hungarian MP: We have saved Europe once, we are protecting it again
Schengen was discussed in the Polish town of Krynica.
Czech Minister: We cannot automatically rule out extremist proposals
Politicians only pretend to solve citizens’ problems and I cannot do this, outgoing Czech Foreign Minister Martin Stropnický tells Sme.
Babiš at Globsec: Immigration quotas will not protect our continent
Immigration, innovation and security were some of the topics discussed during a panel discussion at the 2018 Globsec conference.
The world will come to Bratislava again
Today, our security depends on the stability of institutions, both national and international, which guarantee the values our society is based on, says Globsec president.
- Czech koreanist: They teach maths by counting killed American bastards instead of apples Photo
- Vass: The atmosphere now is like in the 1930s but worse
- Europeans don’t talk about war, but it could break out
- Former diplomat: UK will remember Slovakia kept silent in Skripal case
- Analyst: EU should create core without Slovakia
- Orbán: Hungary is a fortress protecting European culture
- The day Prague fell
- The hidden costs of Slovakia’s complicated tax system
- Neo-Nazi gang in Bratislava plotted armed attack and called their leader ‘Mr Führer’, court documents reveal
- Bratislava Region simplifies transport zones, raises fares
- Slovakia’s secret weapon is living abroad
- News digest: Parties push for constitutional changes as President urges focus on real issues Photo
- Irish outlet hails Slovak spa town as top European holiday spot
- After years of straddling two worlds, this American is now reconnecting with his Slovak roots
- Last Week: Central bank governor found guilty, but Fico accuses the judge
- Last Week: Central bank governor found guilty, but Fico accuses the judge
- Irish outlet hails Slovak spa town as top European holiday spot
- Slovakia’s secret weapon is living abroad
- After years of straddling two worlds, this American is now reconnecting with his Slovak roots
- Neo-Nazi gang in Bratislava plotted armed attack and called their leader ‘Mr Führer’, court documents reveal
- Slovak brewers win hearts in Porto with beer inspired by a childhood favourite
- The hidden costs of Slovakia’s complicated tax system
- Employers outline €6.5 billion in spending cuts, but Fico fires back
- Irish outlet hails Slovak spa town as top European holiday spot
- After years of straddling two worlds, this American is now reconnecting with his Slovak roots
- Last Week: Central bank governor found guilty, but Fico accuses the judge
- Why a British teacher chose Slovakia as home Audio
- Slovakia’s secret weapon is living abroad
- The law changed. Our family papers were ready. Now my kids are Slovak citizens
- A bus now runs through it: Slovakia and Poland’s Tatras finally connect
- Where can vegetarians and gluten-free diners eat out in Bratislava?
- After years of straddling two worlds, this American is now reconnecting with his Slovak roots
- Irish outlet hails Slovak spa town as top European holiday spot
- Why a British teacher chose Slovakia as home Audio
- Slovakia’s secret weapon is living abroad
- The law changed. Our family papers were ready. Now my kids are Slovak citizens
- Where can vegetarians and gluten-free diners eat out in Bratislava?
- Slovak physicist: I do not employ doctoral students; I make them go abroad. I expect them to push us forward
- Bratislava unveils its first 3D-printed bus stop Photo
- Can Slovakia’s new public broadcaster chief stay independent?
- Iconic Slovenský Raj chairlift shuts down a week after opening Photo
- News digest: Parties push for constitutional changes as President urges focus on real issues Photo
- Bratislava Region simplifies transport zones, raises fares
- Neo-Nazi gang in Bratislava plotted armed attack and called their leader ‘Mr Führer’, court documents reveal
- The hidden costs of Slovakia’s complicated tax system
- Last Week: Central bank governor found guilty, but Fico accuses the judge
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