Radka Minarechová
Radka Minarechová
radka.minarechova@spectator.sk

Radka Minarechová began working for The Slovak Spectator in July 2011, after graduating from the journalism department of Comenius University in Bratislava. She covers political news, as well as occasional economic stories, and writes for our special publications.She is also responsible for the information tables that appear in the special publications. Before she joined The Slovak Spectator team, Ms. Minarechová contributed to the Career & Employment Guide and Spectacular Slovakia.

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How to travel to and from Slovakia during COVID-19

Check out which border crossings are open, and how bus, train and air transport works.

Jewellery maker and designer Petra Toth and her Cockerels of Čičmany collection.

Jewellery maker breathes new life into Slovak folk designs

Her parents told her she could not make a living making jewellery. But Petra Toth proves she can.

News digest: More Russian diplomats will have to leave Slovakia

Vote on crucial judicial reform postponed. One fifth of Slovaks believe pro-Kremlin narratives about the war in Ukraine.

News digest: Russia expels Slovak diplomats

Interior minister will face no-confidence vote. Large-capacity centre in Bratislava opens. New dates set for the Kuciak murder case. More in today's digest.

News digest: New law to further simplify the life of Ukrainian refugees

Parliament passes Lex Ukraine. Slovak embassy in Ukraine moves to Uzhhorod. Omicron subvariant BA.2 likely to be dominant in the country.

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Covid impacts travelling abroad. This is what you should prepare for

The Slovak Spectator has picked some destinations for travelling and requirements incomers have to meet when entering them.

News digest: Slovaks keep losing trust in politicians

First NATO troops and Patriot system have arrived. Authorities block another disinformation website. Defence minister sues Smer MP Blaha.

News digest: Slovakia is one step closer to the arrival of NATO troops

Evacuation trains to Ukraine launched. Slovakia to prosecute Russian crimes in Ukraine. Only face coverings will remain mandatory.

News digest: NATO troops to bring technology worth a billion, but Slovak society remains split over their presence

Slovakia marks two years of the pandemic. The country has three gold medals from the Paralympic Games.

News digest: EC President Von der Leyen will arrive to discuss the situation in Ukraine

Slovak Embassy in Kyiv evacuated. One of the largest disinformation websites blocked.

News digest: Slovakia voices support for Ukraine's EU membership

Kuciak murder trial restarted. Several news websites faced attacks. Czech police officers will help at the border.

News digest: Slovakia sends more help to Ukraine and offers a venue for peace talks

The president visited the Slovak-Ukrainian border. 44 people have asked for asylum so far. Slovak journalists support their colleagues in Ukraine and Russia.

News digest: One step closer to normal life. Slovakia prepares for big easing of measures

First restrictions end on Saturday. No pressure on the border with Ukraine yet. Slovakia sends a diplomatic note to the Russian embassy.

News digest: Slovakia commemorates journalist’s murder

National emergency to end tomorrow. The ministry recommends that people leave some Ukrainian territories. Prominent Slovak architect dies. More in today’s digest.

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Recognition lags behind the economic power of the BSC sector

Shared services now the third-biggest sector of the Slovak economy.

Entry conditions change as the Omicron wave is set to arrive in Slovakia.

UPDATED: Booster dose opens way to vast benefits. These are Slovakia's measures against Omicron (Q & A)

The new OP+ regime grants benefits to people with three doses or a combination of vaccine and recovery from Covid. Rules should apply all through the wave, government promises.

News digest: Some MPs need protection after voting for the US defence deal

New Covid rules to come into force. Boosters for teenagers launched. Date for new Kuciak murder trial set.

News digest: US defence deal passed, but critics are not silenced

Ukrainians demand apology for the flag incident. Daily caseload breaks record. Slovak skier wins Olympic gold.

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News digest: Blocked speaker’s desk, boos and protests. MPs discuss defence deal

General prosecutor not allowed to speak about defence agreement, while protest was held in front of the parliamentary building. Children of foreigners often struggle in schools.

News digest: Omicron wave breaks new record

Mandatory testing in companies will end. Registration for Novavax vaccine to be launched in mid-February.

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