The Slovak Republic joined the EU in May 2004 and has been a member ever since. However, along with 14 other EU member states, it is considered geographically under-represented in the European institutions. ...
In March 2023, on Hviezdoslavovo square in downtown Bratislava, the U.S. Embassy opened a traveling educational exhibit featuring 30 notable Slovak-Americans.
Recently we observed one year since the start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Since then hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians have crossed the Slovak border in search of a more peaceful life. In the ...
Data collected by the SPP, the Slovak gas distribution network operator, indicate a pronounced drop in the real consumption of gas in Slovakia in the August-September period in comparison to the five-year ...
Slovakia signed a contract to receive supplies of LNG gas routed via Italy, as the SPP Slovak gas utility inked the deal with ExxonMobile during Slovak Prime Minister Eduard Heger's visit to Rome on Thursday. ...
With cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and others losing over half their value in a matter of weeks – in the midst of a global economic crisis – people are wondering...
Energy poverty is a widespread problem across Europe. However, a common European definition does not exist. In Slovakia, this topic is beginning to be discussed more widely.
At the beginning of June, the European Union approved the sixth package of sanctions against Russia. They include, among other things, a ban on imports of Russian oil.
Everyone has probably heard of cryptocurrencies. In the past, especially in Slovakia, people considered this kind of money to be risky.
The Government plans to spend €260 million to help people deal with extreme price growth this year, while the figure should be over €1 billion next year, Prime Minister Eduard Heger announced at a news ...
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