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Last week Radio Slovakia International organized a public, open discussion on what it means to be a foreigner in Slovakia. It was hosted by Anca Dragu and had real foreigners both in the panel and in the ...
Last week Radio Slovakia International organized a public, open discussion on what it means to be a foreigner in Slovakia. It was hosted by Anca Dragu and had real foreigners both in the panel and in the ...
“Always look on the bright side of life” – is a saying which, one might think, is impossible to carry out in real life. Join Katarina Richterova on a visit to a special exhibition that proves that it is ...
Ever wondered how the whole school system works in Slovakia? Do we have private or state schools? Is school compulsory? Do many Slovaks go to a university? Well, wonder no more ... as in 2014 we’re starting ...
Join Katarina Richterova on a visit to the Museum of Crimes and Victims of Communism – one of the very few in Slovakia.
Do you know how many years in the classroom are compulsory in Slovakia? And what party comes after you finish your secondary education? Not sure? Katarina Richterova has the answers.
Persecution and imprisonment for the love of God. That is what the life of Cardinal Korec, one of Slovakia’s foremost religious figures was like. Celebrating his 90th birthday this year, Katarina Richterova ...
Giving feels better than receiving- it’s a proven fact according to the American Psychological Association. The feeling you get when you donate your time or resources is therefore a win-win situation. ...
At this very moment individuals are grabbing their coats, gloves, and jackets to take trains, buses, and taxis into city centres across Slovakia – and the rest of the world for that matter – to enjoy the ...
After allegations of corruption and scandal, many Slovaks mock the police force and some don’t believe they have the best interests of the citizens at heart.In an attempt to refresh the image of the police ...
The world was a very different place 120 years ago. Slovakia didn’t exist as an independent state, instead being a part of the Austro-Hungarian empire. So where does all this history go once time moves ...