Slovakia not prepared for the changes in the world, says former finance minister
President Trump's policies will lead to a crisis.
Slovakia sent no health experts to WHO pandemic treaty talks — classified its position beforehand
A senior health ambassador was left at home.
Lawmakers approve payouts to those fined for breaking Covid-19 rules
Critics say the move undermines trust in public health measures.
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Set out on a pleasant weekend hike or visit international gymnastics competition.
Neuroimmunologist Norbert Žilka: Slovakia in Alzheimer's research premier league
But country data on condition is woeful.
Independent cultural space on Bratislava embankment to end soon
Dozens of concerts still being prepared.
Police looking into suspicions of state coup
PM Fico claimed the coup is being orchestrated from abroad.
Slovakia tops labour cost charts in central Europe
Labour costs are climbing as taxes and mandatory benefits rise under government policy.
News digest: Council of Europe expresses concern over NGO bill
Slovaks gripped by hoaxes, country not prepared for the changes in the world, but still manages to be in Alzheimer's research premier league.
Slovakia to target energy subsidies, but privacy concerns linger
A new law enables the state to analyse household incomes and property to tailor aid—yet millions may choose not to share their data.
Almost half of Slovaks believe Putin’s genocide lie
Disinformation takes root as 44 percent accept Russia’s genocide claim—more than in Hungary or Poland.
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