Prime Minister Robert Fico has criticised the European Commission and the European Council for failing to address major electricity price differences across the European Union.
Slovakia’s biggest education reform in 20 years has raised concerns among some school leaders, which Education Minister Tomáš Drucker says is natural given its broad impact.
State Secretary Marek Eštok held political consultations in Doha with Qatar’s foreign ministry secretary general Ahmad Hassen Al-Hammadi.
Fiscal consolidation is weighing on household spending in Slovakia, pushing retail sales lower, analysts say. Retail turnover fell by 5 percent year-on-year in December 2025 and declined by 1.2 percent ...
Slovakia’s Parliament continued discussions on Thursday morning on opposition proposals to dismiss several ministers and to pass a vote of no confidence in the government.
Paramedics disagree with the Slovak Ministry of Health’s (MZ SR) plan to change the system of providing emergency medical services (EMS). If the proposal comes into force, they are prepared to resign. ...
Approximately 130 kilograms of wax, 240 various batteries, 17 lamps, lighters, and power banks have been collected so far in the “Light and Warmth for Ukraine” campaign organized by Pavol Jozef Šafárik ...
Hospices in Slovakia are raising alarms over insufficient funding for mobile palliative care, with the Association of Hospice and Palliative Care warning that current payments for home visits are unrealistically ...
The foreign policy agenda of President Peter Pellegrini will this year focus on Europe and the Central European region, security, and modern diplomacy and technologies.
Parliament has added an opposition resolution supporting the victims of Jeffery Epstein to the agenda of its current session at the proposal of MP Beata Jurik (PS).
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