There are estimates that between 3,500-6,000 young Europeans are fighting in Iraq, Syria and Libya under the flag of Islamic State, said Slovak MEP Branislav Škripek on Wednesday.
Bratislava is now free of an attacker nicknamed 'the Fecal Phantom'. He would choose female victims at public transport stops in late hours and either smear excrement on their faces and clothes or urinate ...
In addition to text warnings, cigarette packs will also feature warning pictures to show the harmfulness of smoking, according to a proposal approved by Parliament on Wednesday.
The Wednesday meeting of the Security Council of the Slovak Republic will be dominated by counter-terrorism measures. Already last week, Prime Minister Robert Fico announced that the Security Council will ...
Slovak Foreign and European Affairs Minister Miroslav Lajčák, who is on an official visit to Tokyo, conveyed Slovakia's interest in further investments to Japanese companies and business community representatives. ...
Slovakia should more actively cooperate with China, as well as bring new ideas to the table, thinks the Slovak Economy Minister Vazil Hudák, who is currently with the Deputy Prime Minister for investments ...
The reconstruction of the Park of Culture and Recreation in Bratislava, which has been dragging for ten years so far, is entering a new stage.
A special commission will oversee the lawfulness of wiretapping citizens by security services, according to an amendment to the law on the protection of privacy against the unauthorized use of information ...
The inspection of the Slovak Intelligence Service (SIS) has been verifying a document called Gorilla II which was published anonymous on the web last week.
A Slovak student from the University of Prešov, studying at the Université Paris-Est part of the Erasmus exchange program, suffered wrist injuries during the terrorist attacks on November 13.
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