List of author's articles
Bottom-up rise of creative industry
Outside the Culture Ministry, there are a number of schemes under the auspices of other state bodies which are, in theory, available to the creative industry.
IT and creative industry may come when steel goes in Košice
Steelworks could leave Košice; the city is searching for a replacement.
Slovak automotive sector becomes more vulnerable to cyber-attacks
Even an individual plant worker can cause a cyber threat.
Intellectual property remains of little interest in Slovakia
The production of innovation outputs still does not reach the level of most European countries.
Pressure on waste management needed
Official statistics show people in Slovakia produced 2,325,178 tonnes of municipal waste in 2018.
Future of Industry 4.0 is in AI
The need for new technologies is reflected in the direction Slovakia has embarked on.
Slovakia shoulders a heavier tax-levy burden than most, experts opine
The Slovak tax system is more generous to families than to single persons.
Future economic crisis should not affect US investment
About 45,000 people currently work in US companies in Slovakia.
US companies do not want to leave
Several US companies like to invest in R&D.
German subsidiaries: We have trust of parent companies
Survey of German companies in Slovakia with the focus on R&D
German owners give Slovak subsidiaries more power
There are more than 40 R&D centres in engineering and the automotive sector in Slovakia.
New premises may draw more congresses to Slovakia
The country constantly struggles with its proximity to well-known European cities.
Are Slovakia’s anti-bureaucratic packages simply a consolation?
The third package focuses on the digitalisation of starting a business, while the fourth is in the preparation stage.
The Iron Lady of Slovakia
One of Slovakia’s best finance ministers helped prepare Slovakia to join the European Union.
Trade relations with Switzerland remain small fry
Notable investments only flow from Switzerland to Slovakia, not vice versa.
Is cooperation with the self-employed illegal?
There are no statistics on forced and unforced relationships with self-employed persons in Slovakia.
New vouchers re-spark red tape controversy
The cost of recreational vouchers and other new duties may emerge as a problem in times of recession.
New alliance will catch the fast-moving battery wave
The country has to foster robust partnerships among researchers, academia and the industrial and public sectors, says EC’s Vice President Maroš Šefčovič.
New support for e-cars to reduce pollution
Action plan will support buyers and infrastructure and allow the use of special registration plates, lanes, zones and parking lots.
In search of people for logistics
Slovak hauliers can employ more than 2,500 new drivers now.
- Slovak agriculture faces changes
- Slovak app developers play the global market
- Brits in Slovakia: We won’t go
- E-cars are waiting for the right moment
- New support for e-cars to reduce pollution
- New alliance will catch the fast-moving battery wave
- British investors are coming to Slovakia, regardless of Brexit
- In Beijing, Fico promised Putin a hard question. Instead, he asked: ‘How are you?’
- FAQ: EU Citizens - dealing with immigration authorities
- News digest: Putin, Fico — and the frog in the well
- It was not her grandparents’ choice to go to the US, but she made her own and came Photo
- New school year brings changes for pupils, parents and teachers
- More than a border town: How Lučenec changed my life
- One of Slovakia’s most beautiful synagogues to get a second chance
- Many Slovaks unable to afford a decent meal, country ranks worst in Europe
- In Beijing, Fico promised Putin a hard question. Instead, he asked: ‘How are you?’
- It was not her grandparents’ choice to go to the US, but she made her own and came Photo
- News digest: Putin, Fico — and the frog in the well
- Slovakia quietly resumes issuing tourist visas to Russians after three-year halt
- New school year brings changes for pupils, parents and teachers
- Car trouble
- One of Slovakia’s most beautiful synagogues to get a second chance
- Where to enjoy halušky: Slovakia’s top-rated kolibas
- It was not her grandparents’ choice to go to the US, but she made her own and came Photo
- Which municipality in Slovakia offers the highest quality of life?
- A car park rises. An Italian’s business is on the line.
- Car trouble
- Slovakia quietly resumes issuing tourist visas to Russians after three-year halt
- A random act of kindness that reduced a family to tears
- Slovakia’s spy chief crashes muscle car, reviving questions over his wealth
- The start of the Bratislava-Vienna train
- It was not her grandparents’ choice to go to the US, but she made her own and came Photo
- Which municipality in Slovakia offers the highest quality of life?
- Divný Janko, Bratislava: The eatery with a claim to be the city’s oldest — restaurant review
- A car park rises. An Italian’s business is on the line.
- The start of the Bratislava-Vienna train
- Bratislava never had a planetarium. Families built an observatory instead. Audio
- More than a border town: How Lučenec changed my life
- A random act of kindness that reduced a family to tears
- Many Slovaks unable to afford a decent meal, country ranks worst in Europe
- Employment relations in Slovakia
- How subsidies built an empire of trucks, barns, and fake guesthouses
- Labour market in Slovakia (online content of Career Guide)
- Lookout tower on Bratislava’s Devínska Kobyla is in good company
- News digest: Putin, Fico — and the frog in the well
- New school year brings changes for pupils, parents and teachers
- Ministers clash over gambling reform More articles ›
