Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico travelled today (25-11) to the Republic of Belarus as part of a working visit aimed at promoting cooperation with mutually beneficial projects.
The Slovak financial sector has maintained its high resilience to external shocks, with all banks in Slovakia having enough of their own resources at their disposal and also meeting all capital criteria ...
Last night, a number of Bratislava residents chose to give up beds in their homes and slept on the streets instead. As part of the fourth annual Noc Vonku (night outside) event, volunteers took blankets ...
Radical leftist, Stanislav Pirošík, has been fined €200 by the Bratislava I District Court, after firing a red smoke shell while at a demonstration in front of the Presidential Palace on November 11. ...
Parliament continues its debate on the draft state budget for next year and for the public administration budget for the years 2017 to 2019.
A Slovak delegation headed by Economy Minister Peter Žiga and mayor of the eastern city of Košice Richard Raši, both of the ruling Smer-SD party, are in Japan negotiating a planned major investment in ...
A reduction in the corporate tax rate from 22 to 21 percent, and the scrapping of mandatory health insurance contributions from dividends and replacing them with a tax totalling 7 percent are among the ...
It's of utmost importance to give hope to the young generation in Europe and to restore enthusiasm for Europe as a whole, a task that should fall to EU leaders, French President Francois Hollande and his ...
"I'm shocked at how people at home have taken accusations at face value and made far-reaching judgements without familiarising themselves with the facts first," said Foreign and European Affairs Minister ...
The sanctions against Russia over the conflict in Ukraine are nonsensical and should be scrapped, Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico stated at a conference entitled 'Visegrad Four and the Future of the ...
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