Opinion, page 25
The Davos crowd might consider meeting online from here on out
With a little luck, even the caviar companies will survive.
General prosecutor damns defence deal, challenges Heger government’s foreign policy
This week Žilinka will celebrate with a Russian prosecutor named on an EU sanctions list.
As Omicron wave approaches, Slovakia shrugs in resignation
Government seems to have given up or misunderstood - again.
Populism is in decline
Positive trends don’t make headlines because the people who talk most publicly about these issues would need to admit their earlier theories were wrong.
How The Slovak Spectator has survived (letter from the publisher)
Our success as a central-European media outlet is thanks to you, our readers.
Not all the losses inflicted by the pandemic can be tabulated
There is no moral to this tale, other than to cherish those you love.
One year of the vaccine: Why Slovakia failed to get jabbed
Going through the pandemic in a world where everything is politics.
Blog: Mindset is the key to successful learning
It is important to learn to get comfortable with being uncomfortable.
Parliament hinted at what the passing of Heger’s reforms will look like
Matovič’s first state budget also clears parliament, but the finance minister keeps part of the money on hold.
A circular strategy with real value
Circular economy is not an end in itself and companies need to think about their circular strategy to create real value.
Slovakia’s half-hearted lockdown continues as Delta appears to recede
The vaccinated can now do more, but they can’t go to school.
Is Slovakia’s reputation a reflection of our own individual behaviour?
Just like in every other country, an average Slovak citizen does not have the means or power to change the dysfunctionality of the system.
PM’s calls for “respect” are ignored by his own colleagues
Finance minister proposes massive handout without consulting PM.
Spying on the press has a tradition in Slovakia
Who, and why, is surveilling journalists in the country?
Blog: What are the skills our children need?
Preparing for the future through STEAM.
I used to be optimistic. The pandemic proved me wrong
We all now have ample evidence that infections anywhere can impact people everywhere.
Lockdown it is. Or is it?
Hospitals are on the verge of collapse. President tells people to stop blabbing about Covid and get vaccinated.
A day in the life of the Slovak internet
Our capacity for indignation – or compassion – seems exhausted just when we need it most.
Is “best in Covid” really the best Slovakia can do?
Another lockdown Christmas looms as hospitals fill up. Slovakia shows how a nation that succumbs to irrationality copes with the pandemic.
Sustainable development and Bratislava’s renaissance
Milota Sidorová shares her thoughts about the quality of life in Bratislava, its further sustainable development and the challenges that the city is likely to face in the years to come.
- Slovak scientists help tear down two objections to Jurassic Park premise
- His grandmother asked him to do good things for Slovakia. And so he tries
- Slovakia’s labour market falters as migration policy falls behind EU neighbours
- They left Bratislava for a better life. What they found was loneliness and gravel roads
- Bratislava is hiding secrets – this weekend is your rare chance to uncover them
- News digest: Next to no chance of next Pope being Slovak, here's why
- Zoos are empty, farms are quiet, and a virus has shaken a nation
- Hiring a worker in Slovakia now costs more, even without a pay rise
- Perk, Trnava: “Stylish, affordable, and seriously tasty” – restaurant review
- Slovak scientists help tear down two objections to Jurassic Park premise
- Ambulance hit by Russian drone goes on display in centre of Bratislava
- News digest: Police linked to Fico gunman video leak – minister accused of cover-up
- Slovakia’s labour market falters as migration policy falls behind EU neighbours
- Slovakia’s public finances remain in deep trouble
- They left Bratislava for a better life. What they found was loneliness and gravel roads
- Police bosses handed cut-price “luxury” flats in Bratislava
- Ambulance hit by Russian drone goes on display in centre of Bratislava
- Perk, Trnava: “Stylish, affordable, and seriously tasty” – restaurant review
- Bratislava’s embassy-backed events you don’t want to miss
- Slovakia’s public finances remain in deep trouble
- Slovak scientists help tear down two objections to Jurassic Park premise
- News digest: Police linked to Fico gunman video leak – minister accused of cover-up
- “Return not,” the ocean cried. But I returned for her
- Slovakia mourns Pope Francis, a shepherd of hope and humility Photo
- “Return not,” the ocean cried. But I returned for her
- Ambulance hit by Russian drone goes on display in centre of Bratislava
- 3 free things to do in Bratislava in the next seven days
- Perk, Trnava: “Stylish, affordable, and seriously tasty” – restaurant review
- US giant pulls plug on Slovak factory, axing 137 jobs
- Hundreds of people ousted from Bratislava’s Volkswagen
- Bratislava’s embassy-backed events you don’t want to miss
- When to shop over Easter: Opening hours for supermarkets in Slovakia
- Zoos are empty, farms are quiet, and a virus has shaken a nation
- News digest: Next to no chance of next Pope being Slovak, here's why
- Bratislava is hiding secrets – this weekend is your rare chance to uncover them
- Hiring a worker in Slovakia now costs more, even without a pay rise
- They left Bratislava for a better life. What they found was loneliness and gravel roads
- Slovak scientists help tear down two objections to Jurassic Park premise
- News digest: Police linked to Fico gunman video leak – minister accused of cover-up
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