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The new EIA legislation might limit citizens’ rights to object to projects.

Another problem with European funds. EU stopped money for roads and railways

One operational programme is currently suspended but all money may be endangered in future.

EC President Ursula von der Leyen and PM Eduard Heger

EU will help Slovakia organise assistance for Ukrainians

EC President Ursula von der Leyen discussed the situation at the borders with President Zuzana Čaputová and PM Eduard Heger.

Vladimír Šucha

The man who contracted fever for Europe

Vladimír Šucha learned early on in life that even the powerless can do great things.

Vladimír Šucha

Money is poor glue, we need shared values to hold us together (interview)

Slovakia is not ready for the challenges of the 21st century, but nobody really is, says the new head of the European Commission’s office in Bratislava.

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Virtue of compromise in the EU’s digital policy-making: the case of targeted ads

The idea floated during the negotiations on the Digital Services Act and Digital Markets Act, is an exemplary case study on how legislative proposals evolve during the negotiations just to reach a workable compromise – hopefully.

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Bratislava questions census results as it frets over 2022 income

Worries lockdowns in coming year could take a further bite out of city revenues.

Czech MFA Jan Lipavsky and Slovak MFA Ivan Korcok.

Dialogue with Russia must not lead to the drawing of red lines, says head of Slovak diplomacy

Slovakia welcomes assurances from the US that Europe's security will not be discussed without Europe.

The Matúš Čák, a train for visitors to Trenčín, took passengers to Trenčín Castle and the recreational area Ostrov in the summer of 2021 for the first time.

Trenčín named 2026 European Capital of Culture, joining Oulu

In 2014, the EU decided Slovakia and Finland would select the capitals of culture for 2026.

Slovak parliament

Slovak parliament supports Poland and the Baltics in securing borders with Belarus

It also denounced the destructive policy of the Belarussian regime.

The seat of the European Labour Authority in Bratislava

Young EU agency officially moves to Bratislava. Expectations are high

The authority will play an important role in tackling the latest labour market challenges, EU representatives agree.

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Travelling to the EU limited at the outer border of Slovakia

The measures apply especially to Ukrainians.

Martin Hojsík

Russia, not emission allowances, is to blame for electricity and gas prices

Gazprom is tightening the taps and gas prices are rising, claims MEP Martin Hojsík.

Grigorij Mesežnikov

Slovaks are blind to geopolitical risks

Some politicians cannot be trusted to take the side of their own country against Russia.

Passenger cars make up a large portion of Slovakia’s import to the UK.

The impact Brexit has on businesses is hard to tell due to the pandemic

Prospective sectors are emobility, intelligent autonomous vehicles and green-tech.

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App that simplifies travel during Covid should be available on Saturday

Additional information on travelling will be available after the June 28 meeting of the central crisis staff.

Vaccination is not a race between countries but a race against time

Team Europe has become a part of our external action toolbox when it comes to supporting third countries.

Support for pro-Western orientation in Slovakia rises. So does support for Vladimir Putin

Public approval of the Kremlin leader has increased by 14 percent in Slovakia.

Foreign Affairs Minister Ivan Korčok

Korčok calls on critics of the EU to come forward with concrete proposals

Foreign Minister Ivan Korčok admits the EU is late with answers to what its future should look like, inhabitants should be involved in drafting them.

Slovakia's former prime minister Mikuláš Dzurinda heads the Wilfried Martens Centre for European Studies.

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.

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Slovakia will participate in the testing of Covid passes. They should be launched in mid-June

Slovakia has received several proposals for bilateral recognition of vaccinations.

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