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News digest: Slovak and Polish leaders hold secret meeting in the Tatras
In the Tatras, a new attraction will also open on Friday.
News digest: In his China TV appearance, Fico praises president, blames West
How shopping changed after 1989, A Vietnamese Slovak on a quest for belonging, and a special concert for those aware.
News digest: Interior minister appears to be untouchable, his smear campaign goes unpunished
A woman has lost over €400,000 to a fraudster posing as an “oil rig boss”.
News digest: Slovakia's political system ripe for change, says PM Fico
Iggy Pop to headline Pohoda 2025, what to see at this year's Photography Month, and how to make pastries from the UNESCO list of intangible cultural heritage.
News digest: Nationalist leader Andrej Danko was the top-earning politician last year
Fico's partnership with China, Norwegian company invests in Slovakia, and the assassination-attempt photo that won a competition.
News digest: Families, not pensioners, will bear the brunt of Fico’s fiscal plan
The president pays nothing for the rented villa, while the public will foot the bill for the information.
News digest: Sharp rise in apartment prices in Bratislava
Reactions of Slovak politicians to Trump's victory, PM Fico facing scrutiny over alleged trip, and tip for photography event.
News digest: Big Brother at school? AI cameras spark debate over privacy
Slovaks tend not to trust world leaders, and Smer and its leader, PM Fico, are also beginning to face a similar issue.
News digest: While government praises visit to China, opposition is of different opinion
A tip on a restaurant, Slovakia on a list of top destinations, and who Slovaks would prefer in the White House.
News digest: With EU funds in hand, Fico slams opposition as “anti-state” foes
Despite clear skies, a chill is set to settle in over the weekend.
News digest: PM Fico embarks on mission to China
Cancer warrior aids the coalition in parliament, President Zelensky lands in Košice.
News digest: More trains for All Saints’ Day and autumn holiday rush
PM Fico rushes to address an apparent coalition problem, but not the demands of doctors.
News digest: Shift reductions at Volkswagen prompt union concerns
The culture minister will face a vote of no confidence, and Bratislava will celebrate photography.
News digest: Broken police booking system may deter foreign workers, firms warn
There's just one more weekend before the Tatras hiking trails close for the winter, doubts about the effectiveness of the Slovak aid to Cuba, plus a local family firm's global success story.
News digest: Bratislava aims to connect its main railway station to the airport
Operation Coldplay yields results, and why the Slovak police checked Hungarian taxis on Thursday.
News digest: Desperate transfer in parliament to save coalition partner
Another ammunition plant in eastern Slovakia, documentary about Zuzana Čaputová to hit cinemas, and tip on classical music concert.
News digest: Hunting attire aficionado politically humiliates Danko—and he remains silent
Heritage advocates and doctors express discontent, former Czech PM rejoices at his victory.
News digest: Police also to look into pandemic management, anti-vaxxer government official not on team
How to spot a comet, meet the Slovak AI expert poached by Mark Zuckerberg, and a tip on an unusual concert.
News digest: Consolidation package signed, but hospital crisis still looms
Visit Piešťany and enjoy a street theatre performance, a Slovak athlete gives up her Slovak citizenship, and Robert Fico slams the opposition on a visit to Brussels.
News digest: The Foreigners’ Police booking system is so broken, even the president is fed up
The number of people at risk of poverty in Slovakia, which has a population of five million, has risen to over 940,000.
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