Opinion, page 30
Lost and found on the highway to Košice
The path of the patient in Slovak health care is a mythical creature just like Slovakia's east-west highway.
Making the connections between work and life
In the regular "Making the connections between work and life" section, Alena Kanabová of Accenture and Martin Maštalír of Cisco share what the turbulent last year has taught them both in and out of the office.
It’s official: the second wave in Slovakia is now over
National emergency ends after more than half a year. Crucial vaccination programme witnesses yet more changes.
The Istanbul Convention for a better future for all
It has already had a positive impact on women’s lives across Europe.
A fresh start for the Heger cabinet amid same old coalition tensions
Heat but no light from Matovič over nebulous tax reform, Za Ľudí defends its justice minister.
What is the point of the current vaccination registration system?
Know-how acquired by people working with excluded Roma communities could help to get the rest of the country immunised quicker.
The woman who negotiated additional Pfizer vaccines for Slovakia: In the EU, Sputnik is not taboo
Ľubica Karvašová is the EU affairs advisor to the Slovak prime minister.
R&D in Slovakia: Peanuts and Monkeys
Tibor Lörincz of Tatra Banka points out that Slovakia's path to a knowledge economy requires many changes and much effort, but the first inevitable step is to start investing in R&D.
Blog: Tips for choosing the best school for your child
Once the information is gathered and assessed, the bottom line is to choose the school that you and your child feel best about him attending.
Heger cabinet rediscovers government’s lost compass
OĽaNO leader Igor Matovič had cast doubt on Slovakia’s loyalty to its allies, but the Heger cabinet uses an opportunity to do the right thing.
Every school should be a school of democracy. Slovakia lags behind
Pandemic sparks human rights-related debates, showing that most people lack the theoretical background to discuss these issues.
Test-obsessed Slovakia opens up, though most elderly are still not immunised
What does the government need to do to make this post-lockdown opening Slovakia’s last? Sputnik, still at the centre of attention, is not the answer.
When feelings count for more than lives
Why are Slovaks still dying in horrific numbers from a preventable disease?
Matovič demonstrates how to dismantle everything in two days
OĽaNO politicians seem to think they are applying the highest political virtue. Could they be more wrong?
Matovič fell into a trap carefully staged by Russia
The former prime minister committed a diplomatic faux pas and disregarded the Slovak national interest, says foreign policy analyst Pavel Havlíček.
Blog: Choosing the right university
What are the most important factors to consider?
Turning Slovakia’s brain drain into brain gain
What are the keys to turning Slovakia's brain drain into brain gain?
Heger will seem boring after Matovič. Thank heavens for that
The new prime minister could give Slovakia exactly what it needs right now.
What the stuck Ever Given reminded us of
The global shipping industry acts first and deals with consequences later.
Nerozumiem, can you repeat that?
In his podcast "Na Slovensku Aj Po Anglicky", Jeremy Hill speaks with 15 foreigners about their experiences learning Slovak.
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- Beaten for speaking Ukrainian: foreign students terrorised in Slovak city
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- Slovakia’s labour market falters as migration policy falls behind EU neighbours
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- Slovakia’s labour market falters as migration policy falls behind EU neighbours
- Slovak scientists help tear down two objections to Jurassic Park premise
- They left Bratislava for a better life. What they found was loneliness and gravel roads
- Slovakia’s public finances remain in deep trouble
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- Bratislava’s embassy-backed events you don’t want to miss
- Hundreds of people ousted from Bratislava’s Volkswagen
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- Changing traditions of the maypole
- They distilled for over a century — now Prešov’s last spirit maker is no more
- MP who condemned plagiarism now faces allegations of copying his own university thesis
- Beaten for speaking Ukrainian: foreign students terrorised in Slovak city
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