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Gazprom is tightening the taps and gas prices are rising, claims MEP Martin Hojsík.
Some politicians cannot be trusted to take the side of their own country against Russia.
Prospective sectors are emobility, intelligent autonomous vehicles and green-tech.
Additional information on travelling will be available after the June 28 meeting of the central crisis staff.
Team Europe has become a part of our external action toolbox when it comes to supporting third countries.
Public approval of the Kremlin leader has increased by 14 percent in Slovakia.
Foreign Minister Ivan Korčok admits the EU is late with answers to what its future should look like, inhabitants should be involved in drafting them.
Russia and China already see the Union as weak and quarrelsome, Slovakia's ex-PM Mikuláš Dzurinda says in the interview.
Slovakia has received several proposals for bilateral recognition of vaccinations.
Ľubica Karvašová is the EU affairs advisor to the Slovak prime minister.
Slovakia benefits from the new redistribution. We will remember it when others turn to us asking for solidarity, foreign affairs minister commented.
The government needs solid political capital to put the €6 billion package from the EU to good use.
The European Commission did not recommend closing borders, stressing the need for free movement of people and goods.
Results in natural sciences are comparable with other countries.
Experts recommend spending billions of euros from the recovery fund on transforming Slovakia’s industry-driven economy.
ELA is meant to make Europe’s labour market fairer and enable citizen mobility.
About 82 percent of Slovaks use the internet and two-thirds use online banking.
Miriam Prívarová is the first Slovak to lead the summit, which officially accompanies the meeting of G20 leaders.
Negotiations start on holiday ‘corridor’ to Croatia, but health experts call for people to stay in Slovakia.
The former foreign affairs minister is one of Slovakia's top diplomats.
- 1. German investor moves R&D to Slovakia, promises extraordinary salaries
- 2. Long-standing frame of Železná Studnička restaurant is history, building was removed
- 3. Coronavirus in Slovakia: 4,746 new cases confirmed (graphs)
- 4. Police recorded cottage meetings of Fico, Kaliňák and people close to corruption cases
- 5. News digest: Former PM met with people close to corruption scandals
- 6. With her mom’s recipes, popular radio host taught Slovaks to cook Rusyn meals
- 7. News digest: One half of districts is following very strict pandemic measures
- 8. News digest: Part of Slovakia in the worst possible colour of European Covid map
- 9. Direct flights to Dubai return to Bratislava
- 10. ‘Speaking English is almost like having a hot potato stuck in your mouth the entire time you talk’
- 1. German investor moves R&D to Slovakia, promises extraordinary salaries
- 2. Coronavirus in Slovakia: 4,746 new cases confirmed (graphs)
- 3. ‘Speaking English is almost like having a hot potato stuck in your mouth the entire time you talk’
- 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. Police recorded cottage meetings of Fico, Kaliňák and people close to corruption cases
- 8. News digest: One half of districts is following very strict pandemic measures
- 9. Long-standing frame of Železná Studnička restaurant is history, building was removed
- 10. Conspiracy theories impact the decision to get vaccinated
- 1. Coronavirus in Slovakia: 4,746 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. Some petrol stations report a shortage of fluid for diesel engines. Minister says no cars will have to remain parked
- 8. Discover one of Slovakia’s best-preserved and most imposing castles
- 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