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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.
Is childbirth in Slovakia only for the brave?
Inappropriate behaviour from medical staff and lack of support can lead to lasting trauma.
Developers-funded platform on Bratislava’s vision raises concerns, said Bratislava borough mayor
Karlova Ves’ Mayor Dana Čahojová is critical about the new discussion site TU-BA.
News digest: Smer names new ‘enemy of the state’ – a Georgian man fighting Russia
Slovakia moves to expel a Ukrainian citizen over allegations of a coup plot.
PM Fico unveils plan to rewrite Slovakia’s constitution
The prime minister is challenging the principle that EU law takes precedence over national legislation.
Old railway bridge in Trenčín to be transformed into promenade
The bridge will be closed to the public.
Hiring foreign talent in Slovakia? These two routes make it easier
With ICT permits and mobility schemes, firms gain access to their global talent pool.
3 things to do in Bratislava for free in the next seven days
Celebrate International Human Fraternity Day in Stará Tržnica or join morning yoga conducted in English.
Strong as a beech, thin as a poplar
Trees provide a rich background for all kinds of Slovak sayings.
Pulling an old trick, even PM Fico makes a play for snap elections
He's dissecting partners, warming up voters, disrupting opposition.
Inversion turned hiking the Veľká Javorina Hill into magical experience
Part of the adventure was a climb up to an abandoned military tower.
Venomous Black Widow detected in Slovakia for the first time in history
A female spider arrived in Slovakia in a package with machine parts from California.
I'm not completely healed yet and I never will be. But I'm feeling better now, says Robbie Williams
There's no more cheekier monkey than me, he says.
News digest: Chances of snap election up, even PM seems to be preparing
Black Widow spider for the first time in Slovakia, a scientist slash stand-up comedian on blending science and humour, and an interview with Robbie Williams.
His grandmother asked him to do good things for Slovakia. And so he tries
Christopher Sanders is a first generation American.
Health insurer targeted by cyberattack as PM points fingers
VšZP says its systems are secure after a DoS attack.
News digest: Slovakia brings back its most notorious export
PM Fico has a new target - this time, it’s not Zelensky but a French guy. Meanwhile, his interior minister is in hot water.
Neo-Nazi group suspected of attacks in Bratislava
Amnesty has called for action.
With no equal anywhere else in Slovakia, cross country skiing jewel finally opens
Both an attraction and challenge.
“Can you imagine a war between NATO allies? Putin would laugh.”
Danes and Slovaks react to Trump’s proposal to buy Greenland.
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