Slovak festivals are experiencing a period of anniversaries – and one of them is the 20th edition of the Bratislava in Movement event. Its programme is not jam-packed, but rather filled with big names and foreign highlights.
Cabinet reduces corporate tax and increases flat-rate expenses, but also introduces tax on dividends.
The beginning of the end: Even Smer’s greatest strategic asset, unity, is splintered as MEPs openly criticise the party’s direction — or lack thereof.
Biggest threat to floodplain forests is planting of non-native poplar cultivars.
“I didn’t even need to win the Olympics to get it,” said Sagan.
The Economy Ministry wants finally to close the privatisation of Slovenské Elektrárne after 10 years.
“The semantic universe of lawyers and barristers is different from the semantic universe of politicians.”
If no change in teachers’ conditions comes, ISU will continue strikes on October 7, omitting four lessons.