Politicians’ misleading posts not to be fact-checked
In recent years, social media came under quite a strict public scrutiny for not being able to respond to the fake and misleading content spread via their channels.
In recent years, social media came under quite a strict public scrutiny for not being able to respond to the fake and misleading content spread via their channels.
One third of Slovaks consider savings to be extremely important. According to a recent survey by Slovenská sporiteľňa, they are worried about further developments in the economy, which may later have a ...
Roma ethnics represent about 10% of Slovakia's population and their challenging situation- low education levels and social exclusion that keeps many of them in a vicious circle of long term unemployment ...
A recent study carried out on behalf of the Slovak Car Industry Association showed that Slovakia's car industry is lagging behind in competitiveness when compared to other EU countries, including its neighbours ...
Businessman Marian Kočner who is on trial accused of ordering the murder of investigative journalist Ján Kuciak was in the habit of saving his communication with a wide range of people, and this data now ...
The opposition extra-parliamentary For the People (Za ludi) party has called on Interior Minister Denisa Saková, who is running as an Smer-SD candidate in the upcoming elections, to apologise for her ...
The Slovak Banking Association (SBA) along with the Prosecutor-General's Office have filed a motion with at the European Commission in connection with an increase in the bank levy as of the beginning of ...
How green are the electoral programmes of political parties running for the next general election in Slovakia?
Until the end of 2020, the European Union and the United Kingdom will be going through some harsh negotiations due to their divorce after a 47-year long marriage.
The year 2020 marks the centennial anniversary of Slovak (previously Czechoslovak) diplomatic relations with Japan.