A two-day Japanese Film Festival opened in Košice on Thursday, screening four contemporary Japanese films showing various aspects of life in Japan, while presenting a mixture of martial art and dance, ...
On Wednesday, the Slovak Foreign and European Affairs Minister Miroslav Lajčák participated at a European Council session in Brussels on the migration crisis.
Higher collective agreements do not apply to entities that are not members of an employers' association, the Constitutional Court decided on Wednesday at a public plenary session.
The World Association of Slovaks Living Abroad (SZSZ) welcomes the fact that the strengthening of state care for Slovaks living abroad is among the main priorities of the emerging Government.
The biggest employer in Eastern Slovakia, U.S. Steel Košice, will cut more than 20 jobs in administration and management, announced the company's spokesman Ján Bača on Wednesday.
Slovaks working abroad broke an eight-year long record in 2015, with as many as 148,000 citizens having a job outside their homeland, Hospodárske Noviny daily reports. Slovaks are mostly employed in sectors ...
The coordination of drawing European funds in Slovakia needs to be strengthened, says the head of the European Commission's (EC) Representation in Slovakia Dušan Chrenek, highlighting the need to simplify ...
After Slovakia's recent parliamentary elections, a new poll has revealed that most Slovaks prefer a coalition with the current ruling party SMER-SD at its helm, with voters believing this would give the ...
An appeal to the future government concerning better support for applied research in the automobile industry was one of outcomes of the NEWMATEC 2016 conference which was held on Tuesday at Tale resort ...
On Monday in the central Slovak town of Brezno, Marian Kotleba, the leader the extreme-right political party Kotleba - Ľudová strana - Naše Slovensko (Kotleba - The People's Party - Our Slovakia) stopped ...
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