Sunday Nov 1 | Slovak Spectator
Enthusiasm and propaganda 60 years on
AN UNUSUALLY large crowd gathered at the small, end-of-the-line railway station in Banska Stiavnica on October 24.
IF THERE was no other political party in Slovakia, the Slovak National Party would still have the potential to keep the country's investigative reporters busy digging through the heap of dubious deals that Jan Slota's proteges have piled up over the past three years or so.
Accreditation in disarray as some universities flunk
IT HAS TAKEN less than a year to evaluate Slovakia's higher education institutions through a process of complex accreditation.
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