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Slovak post office will send packages with humanitarian aid to Ukraine for free
Alcohol, weapons, explosives and flammable objects cannot be sent in the packages.
Slovakia supports joint European gas purchases, PM declares
Heger advocates for a recovery plan for Ukraine during EU summit.
New map shows Ukrainian refugees where they can find help
The 'Who Will Help Ukraine' initiative is updating the map continuously.
Humenné diary: Many have asked us to take them back to Ukraine
Jana Koprivňáková spent last week volunteering at a camp in eastern Slovakia for people fleeing the war in Ukraine. These are her thoughts and impressions.
S-300 to stay in Slovakia if Russia leaves Ukraine, defence minister says
The comment came shortly after Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov warned of sending the system to Ukraine.
Parliament approves new legislation for further helping Ukrainian refugees
Refugees also do not have to pay municipal taxes and can open a bank account without the usual documents.
Foreigners' Police gradually open to all foreigners again
Agenda that can be addressed at the departments is limited, police promises they will expand it.
The student who refused to wait for a bomb to kill her
There are only two questions that the Ukrainians keep asking today, says Viktoriia Mamoilyk, a student who fled the war.
Ukrainians can now search for jobs in their own language
The jobs people from Ukraine can search for are designed for them.
How to betray your country for €500
Spy scandal exposes Russia’s methods of exerting influence in Slovakia.
First Patriot anti-missile defence system arrives in Slovakia
The system will be temporarily placed at the military base Sliač.
Why the arrested spies are close to far-right parties
The biggest disinformation website had contacts with Russians and Kočner.
Poll: Support dips for pro-Putin parties (+graphs)
Hlas still most popular party.
Slovakia is one place where Putin will first look to test western resolve
When I consider what dinner conversations over Christmas carp later this year might look like, I feel sick.
Lloyd Austin: There is no such thing as a 'light' version of a no-fly zone
The US Defense Secretary visited Bratislava on March 17, and confirmed the arrival of US troops within an emerging NATO unit.
Fear of coronavirus fades as people focus on inflation and war
New poll shows that people who distrust the media think Slovakia should side with Russia.
About 1,000 Ukrainian children enrolled in Slovak schools so far
Education Ministry preparing financial contribution for schools.
Increase in positive Covid cases expected, but refugees from Ukraine are not to blame
The pandemic is still far from over, observers note.
Slovak PM did not join Czech, Polish and Slovenian counterparts on visit to Ukraine
Security units did not recommend that the PM travel to Ukraine.
Those who have accepted the possibility that they might die no longer go to shelters
Dentist-turned-military medic from western Ukraine first helped the wounded at Maidan in Kyiv in 2014.
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