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President Triet visits Slovakia
State President Nguyen Minh Triet, his wife and entourage began an official State visit to Slovakia yesterday.
Court gives businessman six-year sentence for fraud
A Czech court Wednesday sent Tarek Bechara, alleged crown witness against the controversial Czech businessman Radovan Krejcir, to six years in prison for fraud worth nearly 250 million crowns.
'Slovakia Autos Report Q1 2010' is now available at Fast Market Research
However, there are signs that the situation is stabilising, according to this report.
2pm: Bratislava Regional Court cancels 10 million fine against Slovnaft
Bratislava-based crude oil refiner Slovnaft will not be required to pay a fine of almost 10 million issued by the Antitrust Office of the Slovak Republic for abusing its dominant market position.
10am: Slovak police join international hunt for child porn distributors
In almost 20 house searches across Slovakia, large volumes of child pornography and 29 suspects have been detained, thought to be part of an international child pornography ring, the SITA newswire reported.
I'm told that the late Rudolf Slavik was a well known "bar-dude" in Eastern Europe, although that's not where he did his shaking and stirring.
Slovakia now belongs to Ryanair; has 67% of Bratislavaa s seat capacity
The Slovakian market may be down on last year, but Ryanair does not scale down. The airline now has a 60% share of the whole country's seat capacity, in spite of only serving Bratislava.
Slovakia/Czech Republic: Bratislava airport deal with Travel Service
In Slovakia, the Bratislava airport is preparing a contract with the largest Czech private air travel company Travel Service about charter flight services from the spring of 2010.
White Crows for courage awarded
White Crow awards are given to those rare people who change society for the better while showing courage, a better-than-average sense of justice and public good, and a persistent faith in personal principles.
Ljubljana to house new EU energy body
EUOBSERVER / BRUSSELS - Slovenia's capital, Ljubljana, is set to become more visible on the political map of the 27-nation EU as the city has been selected to house the union's Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulators , designed to boost the idea of a single European market in electricity and gas.
Slovakia supports Serbia on Kosovo, EU
Slovak President Ivan Gasparovie started his official two-day visit to Serbia on Thursday.
OMV to manage Czech and Hungarian operations from Slovakia
By Lisa Chapman Austrian oil and gas producer OMV is to manage its operations in the Czech Republic and Hungary from Bratislava to save money, according to Czech newspaper Hospodarske noviny.
Slovak conjoined twins die in operation
A spokeswoman for a hospital in Slovakia says conjoined twins who underwent an operation to be separated have died.
2pm: Siamese twins are born in Bratislava
In Bratislava's University Hospital, connate twins were born on December 3. Immediately after their birth, they were taken for care at the Children's Hospital.
2pm: Political analyst believes Smer is finished with candidate Bajan
Political analyst Grigorij Meseznikov considers the second round of Slovakia's regional elections to be unsurprising, he told the TASR newswire on November 29.
Velvet Revolution Inspires and Disappoints
The 20th anniversary of the 1989 revolutions in Central and Eastern Europe continue to serve as inspiration for a peaceful transition from totalitarianism to democracy, but some are disappointed by persistent economic hurdles.
10am: Prime Minister calls election result a success for his party
Smer considers the result of the runoffs in the regional elections a success, said Prime Minister and party chairman Robert Fico, as reported by the SITA newswire.
It's taken almost 60 years for Holocaust survivor Tomi Reichental to talk about living in the death camps in Germany.
10am: Election moratorium for round two of regional elections begins
The campaign for Saturday's second round of the regional elections has ended with an election moratorium now in place, the TASR newswire wrote.
The 'Gentle Revolution' and the birth of an independent Slovakia
In Slovakia the events of1989 are remembered as the "Gentle Revolution" marked by non-violent demonstrations.
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