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Top 10 events in Bratislava for foreigners
Tips for events between January 11 and January 18.
No need to panic: The 'new' HMPV virus is not new and is not a pandemic threat, doctors say
The virus has been reported in Slovakia, but experts say it is seasonal, familiar, and not a cause for alarm.
First in Slovakia's history: Foreign museums cease cooperation with National Gallery
Upcoming exhibition not going to happen.
Ukraine set to halt oil transit, Fico warns of 'gas crisis'
Russia uses oil and gas exports to finance its war against Ukraine.
3 things to do in Bratislava for free in the next seven days
Join conversational French sessions with native speaker or discover the beauty of Slovak and Ukrainian embroidery workshop.
Weekend: Help scientists learn more about birds in Slovakia
Here's what to do during the weekend of January 10-12.
News digest: Fico blames Ukraine for cyberattack on land registry, president calls for government action
More SNG staff resign in protest, the PM finally reports to MPs on his trip to Moscow, and doctors says the 'new' HMPV is not a pandemic threat.
Oldest philosophical texts translated to Slovak for first time
The Upanishads are older than ancient Greek texts.
News digest: Quite possibly the worst cyber attack in history of Slovakia
Foreign museums cease cooperation with SNG, tips on three events for free, and PM warning that Slovakia might stop humanitarian aid to Ukraine.
What were the most offered job positions in Slovakia last year?
Translation, interpretation on the lower end of offers.
Former defence minister accuses PM Fico of buying followers and likes on social media
Even Beyoncé does not reach the same numbers, Naď says.
News digest: Social media show two different political worlds in Slovakia
Most offered jobs in Slovakia, oldest philosophical text translated into Slovak, and Slovakia applying for holding ice-hockey championship.
Government casts wider net for foreign workers
Changes should make it easier to employ foreigners, but integration and motivation to stay remain a challenge.
News digest: Bratislava visit in Trump’s plans, Czech politician says
Detained “MacGyver” from Košice, Hviezdoslav hits the stage in English, and Fico back in action.
A Christmas sermon takes aim at leaders—and goes viral
Some accused the bishop of politicising the pulpit. Peter Mihoč defends his approach: “The church does not exist in a vacuum.”
Žilina’s young star turning heads across Europe
Scouts are watching Eric Bile.
Winter magic under the rails in central Slovakia
A hidden icefall captivates visitors.
Last Week: Fico goes on a diplomatic adventure
It may end in disaster for Slovakia.
After 60 years, the most important poet of Ukraine is being published in Slovakia
Taras Shevchenko now a symbol of the fight for freedom in Ukraine.
Bratislava’s older flats see first major price hike in a year
Analysts say the secondary market remains attractive as VAT hikes affect new-builds.
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