Slovakia Deepens Indo-Pacific Ties
Slovakia is stepping up engagement with the Indo-Pacific, Foreign Minister Juraj Blanár (SMER-SD) said during EU foreign ministers’ talks in New York on Monday. He described the region as a strategic ...
Slovakia is stepping up engagement with the Indo-Pacific, Foreign Minister Juraj Blanár (SMER-SD) said during EU foreign ministers’ talks in New York on Monday. He described the region as a strategic ...
Slovakia’s coalition leaders have agreed to present a political deal on next year’s state budget in the coming days, following talks by the coalition council on Monday.
The Supreme Audit Office of the Slovak Republic is warning that the country’s water infrastructure has been neglected for years and bringing it back to a satisfactory condition would require between eight ...
The National Bank of Slovakia has launched the first edition of its Graduate Education Programme, an international initiative for young economists and future economic policymakers. The central bank says ...
The number of cars on Slovak roads has doubled over the past two decades, reaching 3.8 million, according to the Slovak Statistical Office. Around 105,000 vehicles are added each year.
Volvo Car Košice has reached a milestone of 1,000 employees and launched its first work shift at its new electric vehicle plant near Košice. The company says testing production will begin in the coming ...
A showcase of Czechoslovak cinema opens Tuesday at the Cinemateca Capitólio in Porto Alegre, Brazil. The festival, titled Literakino: Between Words and Images of Czechoslovakia, runs until October 11 ...
On the occasion of the 280th anniversary of the birth of Móric Beňovský (Maurice Benyovszky), we explore the extraordinary life of this 18th-century soldier, traveller and author, whose remarkable journey ...
President Peter Pellegrini left for the United States on Sunday afternoon to attend the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA). Foreign Minister Juraj Blanár (Smer-SD) is also part ...
The number of companies leaving the Slovak market continues to rise. Most recently, the Bosch plant in Bernolákovo announced mass layoffs, citing high labor costs as one of the reasons.