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Media exists to seek the truth and explanations
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The 2018 Kuciak murder and COVID-19 have changed Slovak media.
24. apr
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2019 ratings: TV Markíza the most watched, Nový Čas the top daily
Slovaks favoured TV over radio and the press.
20. apr
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Glossary: Disinformation during a pandemic may have deadly consequences
Spectator College provides readers who are trying to improve their English with glossaries of useful and frequently used words and expressions from stories published as part of the Spectator College.
15. apr
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‘Infodemic’ hit Slovakia as well
Fear and uncertainty are fertile ground for spreading of false content and conspiracies.
1. apr
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How popular is Yogi in Yellowstone National Park?
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Go on an adventure promising wild moments, including a selfie with bison.
27. mar
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Lana Del Rey and Friends. America makes students’ wishes come true
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Mária and Patrícia embraced American culture in summer 2019.
27. mar
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Work & Travel USA: Will Covid-19 affect the programme?
The programme was created in 1961, reaching Slovakia after the Velvet Revolution.
27. mar
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Glossary: Summer is a chance to learn by travelling
Spectator College provides readers who are trying to improve their English with glossaries of useful and frequently used words and expressions from stories published as part of the Spectator College.
10. mar
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Greta Thunberg followers in Slovakia say local is important
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Slovaks still do not fully understand the threats of climate change. Students from Fridays For Future are trying to change this.
28. feb
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More than 100 kilograms of waste pulled out of Tatra lakes
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Divers also found an unexploded grenade.
28. feb
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FFF Slovakia: Politicians lack courage to tackle climate change
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The movement has a message for Slovakia's next prime minister.
28. feb
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Glossary: Climate change worries young Slovaks
Spectator College provides readers who are trying to improve their English with glossaries of useful and frequently used words and expressions published as part of the Spectator College.
22. feb
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Civil society seen as the best cure to safeguard democracy
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Relations between NGOs and the state are not defined by mutual trust.
24. jan
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Free society: A strong government, businesses, but also a functioning civil society
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Co-CEO of the Pontis Foundation Michal Kišša talks about Pontis' projects and more.
24. jan
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Glossary: Civil society exists regardless of the regime
Spectator College provides readers who are trying to improve their English with glossaries of useful and frequently used words and expressions published as part of the Spectator College.
24. jan
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Mental health not seen as a priority by the state
IPčko needs more funds to run helplines for young people.
24. jan
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Whistleblowing is like a visit to the dentist's
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You know it will hurt but you also know it is the right thing to do, says Pavol Szalai.
13. dec
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Football officials convicted of sports corruption in Slovakia
The court has fined and sentenced 13 convicts to three years.
13. dec
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Glossary: It is not an easy decision to report corruption
Spectator College provides readers who are trying to improve their English with glossaries of useful and frequently used words and expressions published as part of the Spectator College.
13. dec
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Corruption starts with an individual
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A survey found 80 percent of Slovaks believe corruption is now a more serious problem than before.
13. dec
- 1. Another age group can now register for vaccination
- 2. Some measures may be lifted by mid-April
- 3. Coronavirus in Slovakia: 589 new cases confirmed (graphs)
- 4. Russia’s vaccine diplomacy received a blow
- 5. Hop on a virtual train from Bratislava to Žilina
- 6. Matovič fell into a trap carefully staged by Russia
- 7. Sputnik V was checked by a lab after ex-minister Krajčí’s request
- 8. Heger: The decision to make Matovič discuss Sputnik V was pragmatic
- 9. Kindergartens and the first stage of primary schools open for all children from Monday
- 10. If Bratislava had “talking statues”, they would gossip about Sputnik
- 1. Another age group can now register for vaccination
- 2. Some measures may be lifted by mid-April
- 3. Matovič fell into a trap carefully staged by Russia
- 4. Coronavirus in Slovakia: 589 new cases confirmed (graphs)
- 5. News digest: Russia wants Sputnik V vaccines back from Slovakia
- 6. Russia’s vaccine diplomacy received a blow
- 7. Elvis, Charlie Chaplin and other Roma tour the east of Slovakia
- 8. Time will change again. Pandemic delays the scrapping of seasonal clock change
- 9. UPDATED: Matovič says Russians want Sputnik V back, but door is still open
- 10. Sputnik V was checked by a lab after ex-minister Krajčí’s request
- 1. Some measures may be lifted by mid-April
- 2. Coronavirus in Slovakia: 589 new cases confirmed (graphs)
- 3. The prices for public transport in Bratislava will change. An annual ticket will be cheaper
- 4. News digest: Russia wants Sputnik V vaccines back from Slovakia
- 5. Only two districts will remain in the black tier
- 6. Another age group can now register for vaccination
- 7. News digest: Ministry solves another vaccination trouble
- 8. UPDATED: Finance Minister Matovič flew to Moscow for Sputnik negotiations
- 9. Retail in Slovakia mobilising to sue government over lockdown
- 10. Matovič fell into a trap carefully staged by Russia