Slovakia has dropped two places in Transparency International’s Corruption Perceptions Index, ranking 61st out of 182 countries. It scored 48 out of 100, with higher scores indicating lower perceived ...
Otto Šimko, one of Slovakia’s last living Holocaust witnesses and a direct participant in the Slovak National Uprising, has died at the age of 101 this night. His death was announced by the The Central ...
Authorities have closed three of four criminal cases related to military aid to Ukraine during the previous election period, dismissing or discontinuing proceedings over the donation of MiG-29 jets, the ...
Canadian rating agency Morningstar DBRS has maintained Slovakia's rating at A (low) with a stable outlook. This is a confirmation of the assessment it gave to the Slovak Republic in August 2025, the press ...
Parliamentary Speaker Richard Raši (Hlas-SD) said on Sunday on a public STVR discussion programme that he would immediately include a motion of confidence in the government on the parliamentary agenda ...
Defendant Alena Zsuzsová refused to testify at Monday’s main hearing before the Specialized Criminal Court (ŠTS) in Pezinok. She said she would exercise her right to testify later in the proceedings concerning ...
The Ministry of Education launched electronic registration for secondary schools on Sunday, 8 February, marking one of its key digital reforms. More than 3,000 parents submitted applications on the first ...
Slovak skier Petra Vlhová confirmed on social media that she plans to compete in the team combined and slalom at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy.
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.
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