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Trump confirms 25 percent tariffs on EU cars, illogically blaming European VAT as well.
New trade policy strains EU ties with erratic tariffs and flawed economic logic.
Man attacked by knife in Bratislava, supposedly for Hungarian origin
Criminal prosecution initiated.
News digest: President Pellegrini names EU, NATO sceptic as minister
Increase in prices evident in many areas, meet the first Slovak feminist, and a tip on a musical.
This mine may be named after bears, but they likely never hibernated in it
A mine with no records, a soldier with no name – explore the mysteries of Medvedia štôlňa.
Ex-police officer Ján Kaľavský sentenced for corruption
Now in Bosnia and Herzegovina, where he has applied for asylum, Kaľavský remains out of reach for Slovak authorities.
Swearing across cultures: Localising the ‘Slovak GTA’ experience
Prague studio masters the English leap for Vivat Slovakia, balancing brutal true stories and period grit for players worldwide.
News digest: Brussels ‘in for a fun time’, Fico says ahead of EU talks
New Dutch ambassador to Slovakia, Matovič’s “movie nights”, and reconstruction work underway beneath the UFO restaurant.
Táňa Ondrejková: The best managers? They hire people who outsmart them
She will share her insights at a self-development event focused on leadership and personal growth featuring Robin Sharma.
How Slovakia’s prime minister distracts from the real issues
Robert Fico has a playbook of tried-and-tested manipulative tactics.
Another school forced to cancel activity after far-right MEP’s smear campaign
An NGO that took part in the activity talks of systemic hunt.
How ING Hubs Slovakia became a key player in global banking operations
More expert roles may arrive in Slovakia. Potential candidates will need content knowledge – and soft skills.
Police officer accused of beating Roma children at primary school
The accusations surfaced after a politician shared a video of the children’s testimonies.
News digest: Slovakia’s big bond experiment starts today
The difficulties of translating a Slovak video game, police officer suspected of beating children.
Chudík: The transaction tax represents a multi-million euro burden for our members
Representative of sector that employs tens of thousands warns news taxes may deter investment.
9/11, a love story, and a thriving café: A Slovak entrepreneur’s journey in America
Lýdia Martinez Majdišová’s American dream was not without sacrifice.
Last Week: Why Trump’s treatment of Zelensky is bad news for Slovakia
Fico is apparently looking forward to a world in which strongmen dictate terms to smaller countries.
She never thought a woman could be a pilot. Now she flies for Wizz Air.
As a child, Vierka Šidová decorated her bedroom with fighter jet stickers. Years later, she made her dream a reality.
Lost and found: Long-ignored Levoča marble bust was made by Donatello, say experts
The 15th-century bust of a noblewoman has been identified as the work of the leading Renaissance sculptor.
Lacinka: “The best pancakes in Bratislava”
This eatery may be tiny, but with 50 sweet and savoury options on the menu, its pancakes pack a punch.
Young Slovak cycling talent joins elite Dutch team
A selection of short feel-good stories from Slovakia.
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- “Return not,” the ocean cried. But I returned for her
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- US giant pulls plug on Slovak factory, axing 137 jobs
- Hundreds of people ousted from Bratislava’s Volkswagen
- Bratislava’s embassy-backed events you don’t want to miss
- When to shop over Easter: Opening hours for supermarkets in Slovakia
- News digest: Police linked to Fico gunman video leak – minister accused of cover-up
- Police bosses handed cut-price “luxury” flats in Bratislava
- Cyclists, sausages and a railcar called Hurvínek Photo
- Slovakia’s labour market falters as migration policy falls behind EU neighbours
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