Bratislava and the Second World War
70 years ago, the Second World War came to an end. It was a war that affected almost every country on earth, leaving scars which remain to this day.
8. 4. 2015 | 16:17
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Bratislava and the Second World War
April 4, 2015 marks 70 years since the Red Army liberated Bratislava, the capital city of Slovakia, from German control. To commemorate this event, we took cameras along to interviews which are normally ...
8. 4. 2015 | 15:58
Weak euro impacts Slovak economy
The weak euro is having increasing effects on the Slovak economy, with the current rate giving exporters a real boost, states a Tuesday report from the Pravda daily. Slovakia's economy is closely linked ...
8. 4. 2015 | 14:46
Petition urges president to veto bill on waste
The President's Office received a petition on Tuesday that contains over 6,500 signatures urging the head of state Andrej Kiska to refer the recently-okayed Waste Act back to Parliament, TASR learnt from ...
8. 4. 2015 | 14:37
Skalica town councillor allegedly caught receiving kickback
The National Crime Agency (NAKA) has pressed bribery charges against a Skalica Town Hall (Trenčín region) employee over his purportedly asking for a kickback of €22,000, TASR learnt on Tuesday.
8. 4. 2015 | 14:34
2014 saw fewer robberies in the Slovak capital
The number of robberies in Bratislava fell dramatically last year, with bookmakers and casinos reporting fewer incidences of theft, whereas post offices and pawn shops did not report a single robbery. ...
8. 4. 2015 | 14:25
International Roma Day observed
The message from International Roma Day (April 8) can motivate positive changes in Roma settlements, said Peter Pollák, Government proxy for Roma communities, on Tuesday.
8. 4. 2015 | 14:20
Investment aid hasn't reached underdeveloped regions, says IFP
Since 2002, Slovakia has provided €1.5 billion aid for 151 investment projects worth more than €7 billion, but the latest analysis by the Financial Policy Institute (IFP) indicates that the aid hasn't ...
8. 4. 2015 | 14:10
Changes needed in police after beating incident, says MP
The recent police operation in Vrbnica (Košice region) that allegedly resulted in the beating up of 19 Roma, of which 15 later underwent medical treatment, points to the need for systematic changes in ...
8. 4. 2015 | 14:05
New vehicle parking laws on the cards
The Slovak Interior Ministry has drawn up new legislation designed to prevent drivers from parking on pavements.
8. 4. 2015 | 14:01
