Slovakia News, page 14
National Gallery director shuts gallery amid staff dissent, bans press conferences
Tensions rise between the director and employees threatening to quit.
Controversial Slovak mayor visits Moscow to donate to Russians affected by war
Smilno’s mayor, Vladimír Baran, travelled to Russia to hand over €52,000 raised for humanitarian aid in a Russian region.
First snowfall of the season to blanket Slovakia
Weather warnings issued for all regions.
New regulations for stall carp sales, but Pellegrini’s Christmas tradition lives on
Supermarkets have banned stall sales of carp.
Bratislava among capitals with very high English proficiency
Slovakia had slightly worse results than last year.
News digest: Culture Ministry shows price for new version of national anthem
More options to return PET bottles, poster causing stir in Nitra, and tip for film festival.
Councillors demand halt to Christmas poster over “offence to Christianity”
Nitra officials stand by the design.
News digest: PM Fico takes first steps to repair fractured coalition
The ministry revises immigration laws again. Slovak tennis players prepare to compete for a prestigious cup.
Slovakia moves to fast-track immigration changes, citing EU deadline and economic risks
The ministry seeks urgent cabinet and parliament approval for amendments to immigration laws.
Fico slams Biden’s missile decision as war marks 1,000 days
In Slovakia, a thousand candles commemorate Ukraine’s struggle against Russia’s unjustified invasion.
Lacking coordination and cash, municipalities struggle to integrate foreigners
Nitra has become the first town to adopt an integration strategy.
News digest: Celebrating his party’s anniversary, PM Fico sends warning to coalition
Remembering November 17, interview with a scientist, and the PM's proposal for an electoral system stricter than Russia's.
Remembering the lesson of November 1989, thousands took to the streets
Some events commemorated the victim of police brutality in Košice.
Hoping for a world that wouldn’t need to be reminded of the importance of science
Physicist also on what is new in superconductivity.
Slovak prime minister proposes electoral system tighter than Russia’s
If Robert Fico succeeds with his idea, political parties would face greater risks by running independently.
News digest: Worried about democracy, Slovaks will rally to celebrate freedom
The bigger the company, the higher the taxes; celebrate the arts at the Night of Theatres; and Bratislava Airport sees an uptick in passengers, with 133,000 in October.
Interior Ministry will pay Košice to restore hammer-and-sickle symbols
Poland and the Baltic states are removing Soviet memorials; Slovakia is using taxpayers' money to restore them.
News digest: Slovak and Polish leaders hold secret meeting in the Tatras
In the Tatras, a new attraction will also open on Friday.
A memorial plaque to commemorate victims of the border guards in Bratislava’s Petržalka
The memorial will be placed in the square bearing the name of the Border Guards.
Although non-partisan, President Pellegrini can influence former party decisions
Post of founding chair not merely symbolic.
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