Corruption represents a problem for countries around the world and Slovakia is no exception, US Ambassador to Slovakia Theodore Sedgwick said on the occasion of the International Anti-Corruption Day on ...
The food on offer at school canteens won't change after all, with Parliament on Tuesday accepting the reservations of President Andrej Kiska towards an amendment to the School Act that was supposed to ...
An international forum called 'Democracy in Danger?' was opened in Banská Bystrica on Tuesday, with U.S. Ambassador to Slovakia Theodore Sedgwick among the participants, TASR learnt on the same day.
The introduction of free rail travel for students and pensioners as of November 17 by the governing Smer-SD party has produced its first victims, with small bus carriers reporting slumps in incomes as ...
The three main carmakers in Slovakia have managed to adapt and so mitigate the consequences stemming from the sanctions between the European Union and Russia.
Hungarian President János Áder paid an official one-day visit to Slovakia today, Wednesday, December 10, the Slovak President's Office press department announced.
A group of seven men, most of whom were homeless, have been given work as porters at Bratislava's main railway station, the Pravda daily reported on Tuesday.
The Slovak economy will see growth of 2.3 percent this year and it is projected to grow by 2.6 percent in 2015, as well as 3.3 percent growth predicted in 2016.
The 2015-2017 state budget puts further financial burdens on businesses and involves insufficient efforts to curb public spending, according to the Slovak Entrepreneurs Association.
Sale and distribution of new highway stickers for next year will be provided by the state-owned postal services company Slovenská Pošta.
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