Slovak Foreign Minister to Hold Talks in Iceland
Slovak Foreign Minister Juraj Blanár (SMER-SD) stays in Iceland on Tuesday and Wednesday for bilateral talks aimed at strengthening political relations and exploring new areas of cooperation.
Slovak Foreign Minister Juraj Blanár (SMER-SD) stays in Iceland on Tuesday and Wednesday for bilateral talks aimed at strengthening political relations and exploring new areas of cooperation.
A political dispute has erupted in Slovakia over the handling of 2K12 KUB air defence systems. The non-parliamentary party Demokrati claim that military equipment ended up in the premises of a private ...
Slovakia’s shadow economy is estimated at around 17 billion euros, or roughly 12 to 13 percent of GDP, according to Financial Administration President Jozef Kiss.
Slovakia’s senior officials have reacted to Friday’s incident in the Romanian city of Galați, where a Russian drone struck a residential building, injuring several civilians.
Combating illegal migration, organised crime, and hybrid threats were among the key topics discussed during a meeting in Bratislava on Friday between Prime Minister Robert Fico (Smer-SD) and Serbian Defence ...
Foreign Minister Juraj Blanár (Smer-SD) met his Dutch counterpart Tom Berendsen in Bratislava on Monday, 1 June. This marks Berendsen’s first working visit to Slovakia since his appointment in February. ...
Members of Parliament failed to open a special session on Monday aimed at voting on a motion to dismiss Environment Minister Tomáš Taraba.
As of Monday, new rules require citizens signing referendum petitions to include their date of birth as part of the verification process. The change is designed to prevent the misuse of petition rights. ...
Slovak track and field athlete Emma Zapletalová has secured her first victory in the prestigious Diamond League series, winning the women’s 400-meter hurdles in Rabat, Morocco.
Slovakia plans to strengthen regional cooperation in areas such as energy security, EU enlargement and people-to-people ties during its presidency of the Visegrád Group, which begins in July 2026.