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Exemption from sanctions to last until next December.
Idea for website promoting sustainable tech came to Brit Scott Stonham while on holiday in Turčianske Teplice.
Slovakia's central bank has published its winter 2022 economic and monetary forecast.
Without a state budget, the government may not be able to provide aid to households and companies with increased energy bills.
Croatian kuna will no longer be valid.
The worst teaching hospital in Košice, the latest INEKO ranking shows.
Competition with Poland, Czech Republic for battery gigafactory.
Industry hit by new problems after making Covid recovery.
Authorities promise to boost highway investments.
Local farmers have been forced to shut down production.
Several reasons why resolving construction disputes in arbitration proceedings is much more convenient.
Interview with Stanislav Pagáč, Country Head of CTP Slovakia.
Comprehensive data from hundred of companies.
Too late too little, say operators.
The most dangerous roads are in Žilina.
Fuel price cap behind supply problems in Hungary.
Towns critical of plan.
Plants and suppliers slapped with 90 per cent levy.
Cut only temporary.
More eyes on shipments from Ukraine.
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- 2. News digest: Mochovce to make Slovakia energy self-sufficient again
- 3. 3 steps to help children (and adults) thrive
- 4. Photograph captured green comet in High Tatras
- 5. Third Mochovce reactor connects to grid - 11 years late
- 6. Will we have our Ukrainian ladies?
- 7. News digest: Face of Velvet Revolution explains his controversial past
- 8. Eustream, Slovakia’s ‘golden goose’, may stop laying eggs
- 9. Date, marry, divorce... repeat?
- 10. Mobilisation hoax prompts hundreds of Slovaks to refuse service in case of war
- 1. Why Slovaks love to accumulate letters before and after their names
- 2. News digest: Madly in love, Sudanese dentist secretly marries Slovak woman but says nothing to his parents
- 3. News digest: Mochovce to make Slovakia energy self-sufficient again
- 4. Date, marry, divorce... repeat?
- 5. Photograph captured green comet in High Tatras
- 6. Mobilisation hoax prompts hundreds of Slovaks to refuse service in case of war
- 7. Liechtenstein firm building a plant in Orava, set to become a major employer in the region
- 8. The man who saved Slovakia in 1998 attempts a cinematic relaunch
- 9. Third Mochovce reactor connects to grid - 11 years late
- 10. Vietnamese community seeks recognition as an official minority
- 1. Why Slovaks love to accumulate letters before and after their names
- 2. President Čaputová joins a Prague crowd to celebrate Czech president-elect Petr Pavel
- 3. For this American, podcasting became a way to make foreigners in Slovakia visible
- 4. News digest: Under him, Slovakia was no longer Europe's "black hole". Now he's back
- 5. CNN recommends Bratislava as “still fresh”
- 6. The man who saved Slovakia in 1998 attempts a cinematic relaunch
- 7. News digest: Madly in love, Sudanese dentist secretly marries Slovak woman but says nothing to his parents
- 8. Think twice before you buy: these online shops are labelled as risky or fraudulent
- 9. Weekend: A Slovak artist's song wins a UK award
- 10. What Saturday’s referendum result says about Slovakia