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11. mar
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The ministry proposed a law ensuring access to the Covid-19 vaccination to all inhabitants without difference or regard for social status.

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The curfew emptied the streets in Bratislava.

The proposal needs to be approved by the parliament.

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The Bardejov UNESCO world heritage site turns green on St. Patrick's Day.

Without action on climate change, Ireland will no longer be as green as it is now.

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General Prosecutor Maroš Žilinka arrives at the committee meeting.

Some MPs still have doubts about the investigation.

16. mar
Russel Lunday

A good friend of The Slovak Spectator passed away on Sunday.

16. mar
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Economic analyst Tibor Lorincz explains why he thinks some statements concerning vocational education can be proved wrong.

16. mar
Christmas 2020 at Mareena

Mareena’s new campaign is flashy, but its message is simple: Islamophobia has got to go.

16. mar

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Coronavirus in Slovakia: 2,892 new cases confirmed (graphs)

The total number of cases has exceeded 342,400.

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Testing animals in Šarišské Michaľany which received a Sputnik V jab.
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Sputnik V tests on guinea pigs and mice successful

Animals put to sleep after tests were over.

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Police fine homeless person because he broke curfew rules, they claim

The man told the police he is homeless but it did not help him. Organisations are calling for exceptions.

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Slovakia’s minimum wage might be actually worse than in Romania

A Romanian with minimum wage can buy more goods and services than a Slovak, analysts say.

11. mar
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Digitalisation will require new skills. Universities should adapt

About half of graduates do not work in the field they studied.

13. mar
The 3D model of Bratislava's Blue Church by Capturing Reality.

American game developer acquires Slovak software

3D scanning experts bought by Epic Games.

11. mar
Vladimír Pčolinský

Arrested SIS head lays bare yet more weaknesses of the Matovič government

The prime minister must not take suspicions lightly if he wants his government to survive.

11. mar
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Being a young European is increasingly difficult

Europe’s young people are likely to feel the fallout from the pandemic for years to come.

16. mar
Marek Krajčí (left) and Igor Matovič leave the Presidential Palace after Krajčí officially handed his resignation to the president.

Matovič-style political “innovation” keeps the coalition off-balance

Health minister belatedly steps down, but it may not be enough to avoid reshuffle – or collapse.

15. mar
Largest castle in Slovakia, located in Humenné

Historical manor house in Humenné going into the last reconstruction stage

National historical monument will receive a new facade.

10. mar
Vápeč
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Facing challenges: Vápeč

The Strážov mountains are built from a diverse mosaic of different formations, acute limestone cliffs, and rounded hills.

15. mar
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Jasenov Castle: Just like in old pictures

Castle ruins in Jasenov, where counterfeit coins were minted, boast a new form.

12. mar
Petra Vlhová, wins the women's slalom race of the FIS Ski Alpine World Cup in Are, Sweden, Friday March 12, 2021.
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Vlhová wins slalom in Swedish Are

She took the lead over Switzerland’s Lara Behrami-Gut for the World Cup overall title.

12. mar
Petra Vlhová after winning the World Cup women's giant slalom in Jasná on Sunday, March 7.
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Vlhová wins giant slalom in Jasná

In the overall standings, she closed the gap on the leader to 36 points.

7. mar