Foreigners in Slovakia, page 21
News and features on living in Slovakia
People in Egypt might like Slovak short stories
A participant of the summer Slovak language school talks about his interest in Slovak literature, in the country itself, and the challenges of translating.
Shakespeare still resonates here
Also Slovakia commemorated the 400 anniversary of the playwright's death.
Piešťany still draws, welcomes foreigners
Frequent Middle East visitors make spa town one of Slovakia's most multicultural places, and incidents are few and far between.
Rule of law remains problematic
Belgian and Dutch firms talk about advantages of doing business in Slovakia, the problems they see in Slovak business environment, and factors that affect Belgian and Dutch companies to launch a business in Slovakia.
Human Rights League to start helping foreigners in Trnava
Following on the heels of Slovakia’s two major metropolises – Bratislava and Košice – the Human Rights League will be offering free-of-charge legal counselling for foreigners in Trnava as well.
Belgian investors are looking for opportunities
Benefits of freight railway line between Slovakia and Belgium are yet to be seen.
Back to normal, with fresh ambitions
Over the course of six months the tension at the start of the presidency has become daily routine.
Urban cycling is moving ahead
The Netherlands offers experience in developing cycling potential.
Oldest Slovak language summer school starts
Since beginning in 1965, the courses have produced 6,000 graduates. This year, there are 157 enrolled from 33 countries,
Czechs are the most prosecuted foreigners in Slovakia
Foreigners mostly commit less serious crimes.
Austrian firms praise Slovak productivity
But state still needs more transparency.
Partnership stays strong in turbulent times
In today’s spectacularly changing world, two years can almost amount to an eternity.
World Esperanto congress starts in Nitra
The Esperanto congress has even made it onto a postage stamp.
Number of foreigners working in Slovakia exceeded 30,000
There were 30,200 foreigners working in Slovakia at the end of the first half of this year, the data of the Central Labour, Family and Social Affairs Office shows.
AmCham head: Nord Stream 2 could damage Slovak economy
The American Chamber of Commerce in Slovakia was one of the initiators of the Rule of Law Initiative and while its initiators see some progress in terms of transparency and predictability of the legislative process.
Rent conditions change
The security fence surrounding the US Embassy in downtown Bratislava will not disappear for at least another three years.
This is the moment to get TTIP done this year
Negotiations over the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) are about to be wrapped up, still during the Slovak EU Council presidency.
How challenging can kissing with Slovaks be?
A video interview with foreigners living in Slovakia.
Ireland’s vote for equality remains a source of pride
Coverage of the first weddings of same-sex couples in Ireland has shown how important it is for couples to finally have their relationships recognised as equal by our society and protected by the Constitution.
Recognising culture via food
A Restaurant Day event in Kunsthalle was aimed at shifting attitudes towards refugees.
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- News digest: Next to no chance of next Pope being Slovak, here's why
- Slovakia’s labour market falters as migration policy falls behind EU neighbours
- Slovakia’s public finances remain in deep trouble
- Hiring a worker in Slovakia now costs more, even without a pay rise
- Perk, Trnava: “Stylish, affordable, and seriously tasty” – restaurant review
- Slovak scientists help tear down two objections to Jurassic Park premise
- Ambulance hit by Russian drone goes on display in centre of Bratislava
- News digest: Police linked to Fico gunman video leak – minister accused of cover-up
- Slovakia’s public finances remain in deep trouble
- Slovakia’s labour market falters as migration policy falls behind EU neighbours
- Police bosses handed cut-price “luxury” flats in Bratislava
- Cyclists, sausages and a railcar called Hurvínek Photo
- Ambulance hit by Russian drone goes on display in centre of Bratislava
- Perk, Trnava: “Stylish, affordable, and seriously tasty” – restaurant review
- Bratislava’s embassy-backed events you don’t want to miss
- Slovakia’s public finances remain in deep trouble
- Slovak scientists help tear down two objections to Jurassic Park premise
- “Return not,” the ocean cried. But I returned for her
- News digest: Police linked to Fico gunman video leak – minister accused of cover-up
- Slovakia mourns Pope Francis, a shepherd of hope and humility Photo
- “Return not,” the ocean cried. But I returned for her
- Ambulance hit by Russian drone goes on display in centre of Bratislava
- 3 free things to do in Bratislava in the next seven days
- US giant pulls plug on Slovak factory, axing 137 jobs
- Perk, Trnava: “Stylish, affordable, and seriously tasty” – restaurant review
- Hundreds of people ousted from Bratislava’s Volkswagen
- Bratislava’s embassy-backed events you don’t want to miss
- When to shop over Easter: Opening hours for supermarkets in Slovakia
- News digest: Next to no chance of next Pope being Slovak, here's why
- Bratislava is hiding secrets – this weekend is your rare chance to uncover them
- Hiring a worker in Slovakia now costs more, even without a pay rise
- They left Bratislava for a better life. What they found was loneliness and gravel roads
- Slovak scientists help tear down two objections to Jurassic Park premise
- News digest: Police linked to Fico gunman video leak – minister accused of cover-up
- Police bosses handed cut-price “luxury” flats in Bratislava
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