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News digest: Slovak students take English Maturita exam, try it yourself - Vimarsana News

News digest: Slovak students take English Maturita exam, try it yourself

SNS chairs to file lawsuits in regards to his car crash, Bratislava has a coronation dessert, and an event to make Bratislava hinterland more green.

EU to lift sanctions slapped on two Russians, one Slovak over Ukraine war - World - Vimarsana News

EU to lift sanctions slapped on two Russians, one Slovak over Ukraine war - World

BRUSSELS: The European Union will lift sanctions against two Russian businessmen and one Slovak national, two...

Report: EU to lift sanctions against pro-Russian Slovak Jozef Hambálek - Vimarsana News

Report: EU to lift sanctions against pro-Russian Slovak Jozef Hambálek

Some additional Russian businessmen will no longer be subject to sanctions.

EU to lift sanctions slapped on two Russians, one Slovak over Ukraine war, diplomats say - Vimarsana News

EU to lift sanctions slapped on two Russians, one Slovak over Ukraine war, diplomats say

The European Union will lift sanctions against two Russian businessmen and one Slovak national, two diplomatic sources told Reuters on Thursday, but stressed the bloc was not likely to follow suit...

EU to lift sanctions slapped on two Russians, one Slovak over Ukraine war, diplomats say - Vimarsana News

EU to lift sanctions slapped on two Russians, one Slovak over Ukraine war, diplomats say

The European Union will lift sanctions against two Russian businessmen and one Slovak national, two diplomatic sources told Reuters on Thursday, but stressed the bloc was not likely to follow suit for billionaire Alisher Usmanov. The EU slapped asset freezes and travel bans on some 2,000 people and companies deemed involved in or benefiting from Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, which reaches its two-year mark on Saturday. Envoys of the EU's 27 member countries agreed on Wednesday to roll

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