A change affecting foreigners in Bratislava, a Kremlin critic facing deportation, and the firms dominating Slovakia’s tax, audit and accounting sector.
A change affecting foreigners in Bratislava, a Kremlin critic facing deportation, and the firms dominating Slovakia’s tax, audit and accounting sector.
editor-in-chief
WELCOME TO TODAY IN SLOVAKIA — your quick rundown of the news for Monday, 25 May.
In today’s digest:
Moonlighting doctors
New Globsec Trends survey, an interview with a palaeobiologist, and some good news to go with a great weekend weather forecast.
The most popular langoš, a rare lightning strike and volunteering opportunities this week.
EP resolution on Slovakia passes, another alleged tourist theft in the capital – and what’s on in Bratislava.
From the story of a uranium king to a Slovak player’s return to MLB after 70 years, here’s what to know – plus Night of…
Poland backs Slovakia’s ombudsman, Slovakia exit the hockey worlds, and Japan’s ambassador rides the train to Bratislava.
A Washington Capitals player lands a “Homophobe of the Year” nomination, most Slovaks distrust others, plus good news from nature…
Pol miliardy eur by Fica mohlo zaujímať (píše Samo Marec)
Slovakia faces tough economic times due to EU’s fault — senior lawmaker
SNS má výhrady k novele rezortu zdravotníctva, podľa strany môže ohroziť prácu kozmetičiek
Róbert Dobrovodský len riadne vykonáva svoju funkciu (píše Lucia Žitňanská)
Slovák skúma mušle staré milióny rokov. To, čo hovoria o klimatickej kríze, nie je povzbudivé
Český europoslanec Zdechovský kritizuje zámer Slovenska zrušiť hlasovanie poštou
