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Ukraine is Europe, Europe is Ukraine. We belong together
The European Parliament wants to start planning for liberation day.
Diesel hike warnings after EU oil ban
Embargo on Russian products went into force on February 5.
How much do motorway vignettes cost in central Europe and the Balkans?
Plus, good tips on how to save money on vignettes.
Eurobarometer: Less than half of Slovaks see EU membership as good
The negative perception of the EU a long-term trend.
Energy firms face windfall tax
Plants and suppliers slapped with 90 per cent levy.
Investment minister: Approved €13 billion from EU last chance to get off ground
The Commission has also approved a climate-neutrality transition plan for three Slovak regions.
Iranians in Slovakia join global protests over Mahsa Amini killing
Hopes of change at home after mass demonstrations.
Slovak honey given EU protected status
Bardejov product has three different flavours.
EU measures unhelpful, PM Heger warns of nationalising electricity
Nationalising energies produced in Slovakia will be the last resort, government says.
Slovakia approves of Von der Leyen's agenda set in her address
Proposed EU solutions on how to tackle the energy crisis welcomed by Slovak politicians and experts.
Slovakia plans no ban on all Russians from entering the country
The country would most likely support an EU-wide ban.
Investments into nuclear energy and gas will flow west, not into Slovakia
Investors are not happy.
Europeans to use a single charger for their small devices
New rules set to curb electronic waste and help consumers in the EU.
EC president: Moral duty to help Ukraine join EU
Ukrainian President calls for further sanctions.
Less of a brother, more of a threat, Slovaks say of Russia
More than half of Slovaks also feel that their values and identity are threatened by liberal democracy and migrants, a Globsec report finds.
Slovakia braces for regulation of online content
Various ministries claim jurisdiction over online regulation.
This May, Slovakia has much to celebrate
Fico has decided to hijack the first of May, because too much is at stake for him.
European Chief Prosecutor: Police need to feel support
Laura Codruța Kövesi helped charge MPs.
Slovaks lack trust in the EU, but are happy to be members (graphs)
Appreciation of the EU increased after the war broke out, surveys find.
Creating digital vulnerabilities in times of danger
In spite of many governments, politicians and NGOs calling on digital platforms to quickly remove harmful content, their legislative activity seems to go in a different direction.
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