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- 1. Three rounds of testing should take place before Christmas
- 2. Most Slovaks reject milder penalties for marijuana
- 3. News digest: Slovakia to spend three Advent weekends with testing. President wants it to be voluntary
- 4. Which are the largest law firms in Slovakia?
- 5. Coronavirus in Slovakia: 1,021 new cases confirmed (graphs)
- 6. News digest: Sulík presents his pandemic plan, but PM Matovič remains critical
- 7. UK nationals in Slovakia advised to take action as end of transition period nears
- 8. Slovak company created antibodies that prevent multiplication of the coronavirus
- 9. Tugboat in Bratislava probably crashed and then sank
- 10. Where to buy locally produced Christmas presents in Bratislava
- 1. Which are the largest law firms in Slovakia?
- 2. Coronavirus in Slovakia: 1,021 new cases confirmed (graphs)
- 3. Three rounds of testing should take place before Christmas
- 4. Most Slovaks reject milder penalties for marijuana
- 5. Who was behind the sale of one of the biggest banks in Slovakia
- 6. News digest: Sulík presents his pandemic plan, but PM Matovič remains critical
- 7. Street protests as Slovakia marks the Velvet Revolution anniversary
- 8. News digest: Slovakia to spend three Advent weekends with testing. President wants it to be voluntary
- 9. Where to buy locally produced Christmas presents in Bratislava
- 10. One of the oldest cafés in Košice will close after half a century
- 1. Street protests as Slovakia marks the Velvet Revolution anniversary
- 2. Coronavirus in Slovakia: 1,021 new cases confirmed (graphs)
- 3. Vegetarian blues (from our archive)
- 4. News digest: Another nationwide testing could take place before the holidays
- 5. News digest: Things will get worse if we do nothing, says health minister
- 6. Which are the largest law firms in Slovakia?
- 7. How to travel to and from Slovakia during COVID-19
- 8. Three rounds of testing should take place before Christmas
- 9. Rapid tests fogged coronavirus statistics in Slovakia
- 10. Most Slovaks reject milder penalties for marijuana