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Willingness to innovate and expand their function as places of entertainment makes shopping centres ‘crisis-resistant’.
One of the spotlighted trees is a majestic European beech in the evangelical cemetery Kozia Brána (Goat Gate).
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The public can see the items found in the box in the Bratislava City Museum at the Old Town Hall this weekend.
Giving children the best international education in Slovakia.
Matt Apuzzo was awarded for his reporting on the surveillance of the Muslim community, Russia's impact on the US election and the consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic.
But there won't be an ice rink in Hviezdoslavovo Square this year.
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Philip Morris has opened an interactive laboratory in Banská Bystrica, and private radio stations will say goodbye to Slovak music.
Obchodná Street is one problematic stretch for cyclists in the capital.
After public transport stops, road signs have now been renamed.
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Bratislava's river has never ceased to fascinate its people. A new book, also in English, is the latest product of this enthrallment.
The new regional carrier, Arriva, should take over in mid-November.
The reconstruction is part of an extensive revitalisation of the park Sad Janka Kráľa in Petržalka.
The capital will not see a new main railway station earlier than 2030.
The worst colour Bratislava can be classified as in the Covid automat warning alert system is red.
The change is expected on November 1.
Expensive building materials are contributing to the rise in costs.
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Your weekend reads, including bike trips and Bratislava news, rounded up in one place.
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The chair of self-governing region hopes it will motivate people to use public transport more.
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The city council has allocated funds for the purchase of the rare baroque furniture of the Salvator pharmacy from its current owner.
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Take a look inside via our gallery.
- 1. German investor moves R&D to Slovakia, promises extraordinary salaries
- 2. Police recorded cottage meetings of Fico, Kaliňák and people close to corruption cases
- 3. Coronavirus in Slovakia: 2,850 new cases confirmed (graphs)
- 4. Direct flights to Dubai return to Bratislava
- 5. Long-standing frame of Železná Studnička restaurant is history, building was removed
- 6. News digest: One half of districts is following very strict pandemic measures
- 7. Conspiracy theories impact the decision to get vaccinated
- 8. With her mom’s recipes, popular radio host taught Slovaks to cook Rusyn meals
- 9. ‘Speaking English is almost like having a hot potato stuck in your mouth the entire time you talk’
- 10. Parents did not want them to speak Slovak, but “totally Americanised” old boys are giving it a try
- 1. German investor moves R&D to Slovakia, promises extraordinary salaries
- 2. ‘Speaking English is almost like having a hot potato stuck in your mouth the entire time you talk’
- 3. Coronavirus in Slovakia: 2,850 new cases confirmed (graphs)
- 4. Parents did not want them to speak Slovak, but “totally Americanised” old boys are giving it a try
- 5. Direct flights to Dubai return to Bratislava
- 6. News digest: Part of Slovakia in the worst possible colour of European Covid map
- 7. News digest: One half of districts is following very strict pandemic measures
- 8. Police recorded cottage meetings of Fico, Kaliňák and people close to corruption cases
- 9. Time capsule stored in Bratislava's St Michael statue 176 years ago reveals its secrets
- 10. Conspiracy theories impact the decision to get vaccinated
- 1. Coronavirus in Slovakia: 2,850 new cases confirmed (graphs)
- 2. News digest: Part of Slovakia in the worst possible colour of European Covid map
- 3. Parents did not want them to speak Slovak, but “totally Americanised” old boys are giving it a try
- 4. ‘Speaking English is almost like having a hot potato stuck in your mouth the entire time you talk’
- 5. German investor moves R&D to Slovakia, promises extraordinary salaries
- 6. Hooligans from abroad came to Trnava trained and organised, system failed to detect them
- 7. Discover one of Slovakia’s best-preserved and most imposing castles
- 8. Some petrol stations report a shortage of fluid for diesel engines. Minister says no cars will have to remain parked
- 9. In a rich English family, she had to shower an eight-year-old. What followed surprised her even more
- 10. Trnava football match ends after 15 minutes due to fight between fans