NGO Law Ruled Unconstitutional Expires
A law imposing new obligations on non-governmental organisations officially expires on Tuesday after Slovakia’s parliament failed to bring it into line with the Constitution.
A law imposing new obligations on non-governmental organisations officially expires on Tuesday after Slovakia’s parliament failed to bring it into line with the Constitution.
New rules aimed at ensuring equal pay for equal work are now being fully enforced in Slovakia. Although the law came into effect in June, employers were given until the end of July to update their pay ...
Tuesday marks the anniversary of the founding of Matica slovenská, one of Slovakia’s oldest cultural institutions. It was established on August 4th, 1863, in Martin, and is remembered each year on the ...
Slovak logistics operator Railtrans International, or RTI, and Croatia’s HŽ Cargo are joining forces to create a new joint venture focused on intermodal freight transport.
Bratislava has recorded its highest temperature ever, with thermometers reaching 39.9 degrees Celsius on Monday afternoon. The Slovak Hydrometeorological Institute, or SHMÚ, confirmed the record was measured ...
3 August 2026 marks a special day in the history of radio broadcasting in Slovakia. All channels of the public broadcaster are coming together for a day of special programming exploring different... ...
Prime Minister Robert Fico (Smer-SD) says Slovakia is ready to help Hungary if the country faces an energy crisis linked to the possible shutdown of the Paks I nuclear power plant.
Slovakia is commemorating the victims of the Roma Holocaust, marking the memorial day observed each year on August 2.
Slovakia has not yet announced any specific assistance to Spain, which is currently dealing with increased migration pressure from Africa.
Defence Minister Robert Kaliňák (Smer-SD) says Slovakia is preparing to strengthen the protection of its eastern Schengen border with Ukraine, including through military measures.