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Blog: EU takes timid steps toward a circular economy
Monika Junicke from Komerční Banka describes the main challenges complicating the implementation of European Union’s Circular Economy Action Plan.
Blog: From farm to fork: Future outlook for the EU agri-food sector
The EU agri-food sector is likely to undergo dramatic changes in the years to come. David Bielik, Account Executive at Fipra Slovakia, identifies the main challenges and offers various possible developments.
Macron: Čaputová is the symbol of united Europe
There is still room to improve trust between east and west, Slovak president said in France.
Lajčák: Slovakia's EU interests more vital than V4 group
The EU negatively perceives the central European V4 cooperation.
Blog: Slovakia needs crucial reforms to enhance R&D
Silvia Hallová, Tax Partner at Grant Thornton Slovakia, explains why Slovakia continues to lag behind in R&D and what can be done to improve it.
How will Slovak MEPs spend their time? These are the committees they will serve on
MEP from the far-right party will sit on the civil liberties committee.
Slovaks and other EU citizens may stay in the UK after Brexit
But they have to apply to the EU Settlement Scheme.
Blog: Slovakia through the European lenses
Head of Economic Analyses Section at EC Representation shares interesting insights from the 2019 edition of EC’s Country Report on Slovakia and highlights the priorities of EU’s upcoming budgeting period.
President, PM and Speaker of Parliament signed declaration on foreign policy
Meanwhile, Andrej Danko has invited Lukashenko to Slovakia.
Čaputová in Brussels: Europe needs to speed up
After Prague, Slovak President Zuzana Čaputová decided to travel to Brussels as her second official visit.
Study: Dual food quality is an issue in the entire EU, not just in the East
The European Commission analysed 1,400 food samples in 19 EU countries.
USSK reduces pig iron production by one third
The steelmaker is responding to the flooding of the EU steel market by cheap steel.
The government has nominated Šefčovič for the European Commission
Slovakia's Commission Vice-President for the Energy Union Maroš Šefčovič is expected to occupy one of the top EC posts.
A bridge between East and West: Why many Slovaks see their country in the middle
The bridge concept is an illusion, say experts.
Slovakia hosts first EU institution
The ELA will have its headquarters in the centre of Bratislava.
Timothy Garton Ash: Brexit could be the beginning of the end for EU
The UK needs to hold another referendum, opines historian Timothy Garton Ash.
Slovaks want to spend the most in the EU
They want to spend money mostly on relaxation.
Slovaks consider the US a bigger threat than Russia
Support for NATO is growing, though.
V4 countries may propose Šefčovič as joint candidate for EC president
European Commision's Vice-President for Energy Union Maroš Šefčovič is the most recognisable politician that can be offered, experts say.
EP election: Preliminary results show pro-EU forces prevail
Take a look at how people voted for their MEPs around Slovakia.
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