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Fico denies Slovakia will leave EU – but leaves informal Brussels meeting early
President Pellegrini’s round table falls flat as key opposition leaders refuse to attend.
News digest: Pro-Russian hunter pulls the strings in Fico’s coalition
Two politicians who ran out of luck on the road.
He said he wanted a guitar and ran away. About the time a famous NHL team picked up an unknown Slovak
Martin Maglay started a big hockey school in Canada.
Slovak security agency warns against new Chinese chatbot
New survey shows AI usage among Slovaks.
Synagogue in Svätý Jur closer to refurbishment, new design selected
Along with the Chatam Sofer mausoleum in Bratislava, it may become another place in Slovakia closely interconnected with the prominent rabbi.
Belarusian flag and ambassador in eastern Slovak town draw criticism
Opposition councillors adopt a resolution condemning mayor's actions.
Why a hologram might be your next teacher—and that’s not a bad thing
Mária Virčíková of Matsuko explores a future where VR merges with human presence in education and training.
News digest: Police and private security service suspected of beating homeless man
A chance to see hundreds of Lego sets, how to learn about local brands, and a synagogue closer to refurbishment.
Last Week: Fico compares himself to Georgia’s pro-Russian government
Slovakia’s claims of a foreign-backed ‘coup’ plot prompted a response from Ukraine’s military intelligence agency.
Studying difficult subjects at university pays off, HR experts say
Tech means some professions are disappearing, while new ones are being created.
Award-winning Slovak oncologist: It's all about trust between a doctor and patient
Michal Mego, winner of 2024, ESET Science Award public prize, founded top research lab when he returned to Slovakia.
Top 10 events in Bratislava for foreigners
Tips for events between January 30 and February 7.
Recognising Slovak scientists both home and abroad and tackling worldwide challenges
What's new in Slovak science in one place.
TV review: Pressburg series puts multilingualism in the spotlight
Na Slovensku po slovensky? Not in Pressburg.
News digest: Fico accuses Czechs of interfering in Slovakia. 'Absurd', says Fiala
The Canadian footballer who swapped a beach in the Pacific for the High Tatras, the Slovak scientists making global breakthroughs, and school students get their mid-year assessments.
Weekend: Japanese films, bird watching, cycling, there's plenty to choose from
Here's what to during the weekend of January 31-February 2.
Can Azeri gas secure Slovakia’s energy future?
The Trans-Balkan pipeline offers hope, but questions remain over feasibility and security.
The footballer who swapped the beaches of New Zealand for a view of the High Tatras
Canadian Spencer Barber now plays in Liptovský Mikuláš.
Slovak medical expert predicts that AI could save thousands of cancer patients
A selection of short feel-good stories from Slovakia.
Slovakia gets its first female national police chief
Jana Maškarová was appointed the country's first female vice-president of police in 2018; she fell out with a previous police chief and has faced accusations of leaking information, which she denies.
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