Gov't greenlights national recovery plan
The Government on Wednesday greenlighted the national recovery plan - a document concerning reforms and investments amounting to almost €6.6 billion.
The Government on Wednesday greenlighted the national recovery plan - a document concerning reforms and investments amounting to almost €6.6 billion.
New Prime Minister Eduard Heger's (OLANO) Government is far more likely to see out the entire electoral cycle than the one of his predecessor and party boss Igor Matovič, Economy Minister Richard Sulík ...
The foreign affairs ministers of Slovakia, Poland and Hungary, along with their Czech counterpart, have expressed their solidarity with the Czech Republic, which decided to expel 18 Russian diplomats over ...
The Slovak Intelligence Service (SIS) took the necessary measures in connection with the information on the hostile activities of Russian services in the Czech Republic.
Jaguar Land Rover Slovakia has launched the hiring of new employees for its production facility in Nitra, western Slovakia, as of Thursday, company head Russel Leslie told House Chair Boris Kollar and ...
Foreign Affairs Minister Ivan Korčok (an SaS nominee) called on Slovak MPs to be aware of their responsibility when representing Slovakia abroad, noting that he wants Government representatives to trust ...
Tax income is expected to swell by 2.6 percent this year and by 7.3 percent in 2022, according to a prognosis drafted by the Financial Policy Institute (IFP), which is the analytical unit of the Finance ...
The number of job offers available on Profesia.sk, the largest job website in Slovakia, this March exceeded 20,000, making it the most successful month on the labour market since the beginning of the coronavirus ...
The second wave of the coronavirus pandemic did not stop the growth of real estate prices in Slovakia, with flats in the centre of Košice seeing the biggest hikes, according to data from the real estate ...
At the end of February a total of 22,545 citizens of countries from outside the European Union had a work permit in Slovakia, with Ukrainians counting for almost 60 percent of them. Serbians came second ...