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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.
Changes to economic diplomacy aimed at bolstering Slovak firms abroad
New diplomatic offices in Malaysia, Philippines and Algeria are to be opened.
VAT hike threatens flat prices
The Bratislava property market showed signs of recovery in 2024.
The long road ahead: What’s next for the Bratislava-Košice highway?
In mid-August, the ministry announced the launch of a public procurement process for the "cursed section" of the Turany–Hubová highway, the final unbuilt stretch of the highway set to connect Bratislava and Košice.
Top 10 events in Bratislava for foreigners
Tips for events between January 3 and January 10.
Leaving home, finding home
Settled residents opposed the “different” newcomers, burning crosses near Irene and Andrew’s farm to send a clear message: Go home.
Volunteers from around the world helped plant 300 metres of apple trees in Hriňová
A selection of short feel-good stories from Slovakia.
New rules force patients back to waiting rooms
A new law means a fifth of prescriptions must now be processed on paper.
Harabin defies court, refuses to apologise for false claims against Eset
Former justice minister rails against the judges who found him liable, predicting they will be 'stripped of their robes'.
Ground collapses in Slovak village, uncovering a mysterious loch
Lochs occasionally served as prison cells.
News digest: Fico goes AWOL, but is spotted in a blinged-out hotel suite in Hanoi, Vietnam
Harabin refuses to apologise for his false claims, and thousands protest in Bratislava against the current direction of Slovakia.
Weekend: Have you thought about your resolutions yet?
Here's what to do during the long weekend of January 3-6.
What to make of mak
What to do when you don't like a beloved Slovak ingredient?
News digest: Fico considers leveraging refugees in gas dispute
Famous wrecked car, PM critiqued, and MPs’ legislative blunder.
From goosebumps to guffaws: Slovakia’s anthem gets mixed reviews
The revamped anthem left the culture minister ecstatic, but experts are less impressed.
President Pellegrini’s New Year address: In 2025, I won’t be anyone’s puppet
Peter Pellegrini delivered his first New Year’s address as president, talking about courage, stability and calm.
Fico: Critics doubt me, but I’m far from finished
PM Robert Fico’s New Year message was filled with metaphors, and he even wished a Happy New Year in Swedish.
Six seats, three minutes: Bachledova Valley’s cable car sets a new standard
The resort is drawing more foreign visitors, aided by air links with Poland.
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