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Slovak-Malian couple has trouble living together, blames Slovak embassy in Kenya
The embassy considers the marriage expedient.
Compiled by Spectator staff
How Pablo, a Jack Russell, helps me learn Slovak
Never lose your sense of humour when trying to speak a foreign language.
Iryna Zinchenko
He came to study, ended up in hospital. Slovak empathy towards Colombian student
A person's life does not depend on nationality.
Compiled by Spectator staff
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Among foreigners, Italians predominate in Bratislava’s Old Town
What Slovakia learned about its foreign residents from the 2021 census.
Peter Dlhopolec
Life in Slovakia isn't always easy for foreigners, but they want to help
Some see it as their responsibility to get involved in civic life and follow Slovak politics.
Peter Dlhopolec
The Ukrainian ‘Master Chef’ proving herself in Bratislava
Veronika Shlendek was drawn to cooking by the “miracle” of her grandmother’s bread-baking.
Tamara Zinchenko
Slovakia has changed since I first visited in the nineties
I used to come to Slovakia as a tourist, now I'm a refugee.
Iryna Zinchenko
After 33 years in Slovakia, the Scot is okay with his contribution to the country. But he still feels like an outsider
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Glaswegian teacher and musician John Boyd reflects on his life in Slovakia.
Jeremy Hill
Constitutional Court tells police when they cannot reject foreigner’s residence application
Reliance on the non-explanatory negative opinion written by secret service not enough, the court rules.
Compiled by Spectator staff
Trnava opens new support centre for its 7,000 foreigners
ConnecTT will provide courses, workshops, counselling.
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National visas can help lure foreign talent, but they might not be enough
Employers’ representatives suggest the state should adopt better solutions for third-country nationals.
Radka Minarechová
Many drunk people and almost no English speakers. For this Indian, Slovakia felt like a different world
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Puneet Dhiman, a 28-year-old Indian citizen, runs a unique food truck in Bratislava called Rolltown.
Ivana Adžić
The Ukrainian chooses Slovakia, a “big dedina”, for business expansion into Europe
Oleg Krystiuk runs an international company selling mobile phone and computer accessories.
Tamara Zinchenko and 1 more
The Ukrainian who became a fundraiser, debunker and TV personality in Slovakia
Vladyslav Yatskovyi, a journalism undergraduate, presents a news bulletin in Ukrainian on TA3.
Kseniia Husieva
Born in Serbia "by accident", a Serbian manager finds herself in Slovakia
Katarina Živanović manages a cultural centre in Nitra.
A season to give thanks
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More than 100,000 foreigners live in Slovakia
Most foreigners do not state their faith.
Compiled by Spectator staff
Slovakia's operatic elegance: A glimpse into the lives of opera singers
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Discover the world of Slovakian opera through two remarkable women: Eva Blahová and Julia Radosz.
A family tragedy hasn't stopped this Malaysian artist from enjoying the small things in Slovakia
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Sharon Sen, originally from the small town of Kulai, Malaysia, shares her transformative journey from her close-knit hometown to settling in Slovakia.
Jeremy Hill
Many things about Slovakia drive her crazy. The Polish writer's plan is to stay here anyway
Most Poles are Czechophiles and consider Slovakia a backward country, says Weronika Gogola.
Lenka Haniková
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