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Not the best of times
People in countries that should know better are being treated like serfs, not citizens.
It’s easier to work with Ukrainians than Israelis and Spaniards. They pay on time, says a Slovak CEO.
Seak's technology can protect Ukrainian cities from Russian airstrikes.
Putin's war gets the worst out of Fico
The war also affects us.
Russians know about war. But they prefer vodka, says Ukrainian graphic designer
Bratislava-based Ukrainian artist Mykola Kovalenko on childhood in the Soviet Union, Russian people, war and the Slovak capital.
A man in eastern Slovakia drives a car celebrating Moscow, sparks outrage
The licence plate reads “MOCKBAZ”.
How Pablo, a Jack Russell, helps me learn Slovak
Never lose your sense of humour when trying to speak a foreign language.
Judge sees no crime in public war-approving posts. Pro-Russian pensioner is free for now
The case of an old man openly supporting Russia's invasion on social media is the first of its kind to land in court.
A Ukrainian who teaches children the love of sports
Oleksandr Vertii is into sports thanks to his father, and he applies the same ‘tactic’ on his son.
Pro-Ukraine supporters leave unusual gift for Fico after his infamous claim
But the premier couldn’t hear air-raid sirens since he was in Brussels.
For this Ukrainian, a mission to tell people about the bandura may never end
Olga Smorkis, a music teacher by profession, has played the Ukrainian instrument, dubbed 'the voice of Ukrainian people', since early childhood.
Fico invites Ukrainian PM Shmyhal to Slovakia, attacks Slovak media again
The USA slams Fico for calling Ukraine a state under America’s influence.
Fico questions aid for Ukraine and its sovereignty ahead of Uzhhorod meeting
PM Robert Fico will meet with his Ukrainian counterpart Denys Shmyhal on Wednesday morning near the Slovak-Ukrainian border.
Last Week: Fico says no to Ukraine in NATO
Slovak PM feels “doomed to cooperation” with his Hungarian counterpart.
The festive period in Bratislava: A time of miracles and pleasant surprises
A crucial miracle, a cosy miracle and a mysterious miracle light up one family's Christmas.
A Ukrainian talent busks in Vienna and Bratislava, hoping to become a Bocelli one day
Vasyl Alekseev has appeared in two operas at the Slovak national theatre.
With easel and brushes, Ukrainian painter finds inspiration in mediaeval Bratislava streets
In her free time, Tetiana Didenko, a refugee painter, helps others discover their painting talent in the Slovak capital.
The Ukrainian ‘Master Chef’ proving herself in Bratislava
Veronika Shlendek was drawn to cooking by the “miracle” of her grandmother’s bread-baking.
Slovakia has changed since I first visited in the nineties
I used to come to Slovakia as a tourist, now I'm a refugee.
A leading Hong Kong daily runs a story written by a fictitious Slovak
Peter Sojka doesn't exist.
With three degrees, he drove a bus in Slovakia. The Ukrainian now does what he loves
Evgeny Furman, a Ukrainian teacher, is hoping to teach the world about a Ukrainian workout called Alpha Gravity.
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